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Hall and oates are on tour in 2023…separately. get tickets today..

We’re here to sort of “Make Your Dreams Come True.”

In 2023, Daryl Hall and John Oates are going on tour — just not together.

From May 24 through June 9, Daryl Hall and the Daryl’s House Band are taking off on an eight-concert tour that includes stops in Montclair, NJ on May 24, Port Chester, NY on June 7 and Atlantic City, NJ on June 9.

His bandmate, John Oates will play five spring shows in California, Nashville and Chicago from April 13 through May 25.

At the time of publication, none of Oates’ shows are scheduled to take place in the Northeast.

No word on whether either Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will appear at each other’s shows either.

With that being said, if you want to see half of Hall and Oates — Hall or Oates — here’s everything you need to know.

Daryl Hall 2023 tour schedule

A complete calendar including all tour dates and venues for Hall’s eight 2023 concerts can be found below.

John Oates 2023 tour schedule

A complete calendar of all John Oates tour dates is listed below.

Daryl Hall new music

Hall went old school in 2022 and dropped the rare double album.

“Before After,” comprised of 30 tracks, features Hall’s signature classic sound — the indefinable center between pop and rock.

If you want to hear the double album in its entirety, you can find “Before After” here .

John Oates new music

Last year, Oates dropped just one song — the sensual single “Pushin’ A Rock” that sounds like it could fit in a playlist next to “She’s Gone,” “Maneater” and “Rich Girl.”

In 2023, Oates went a bit more downtempo. Thus far in this young year, he’s released just one song, the ballad “Disconnected.”

You can hear both songs here .

’80s stars on tour in 2023

You wouldn’t believe it but over stars who made their name in the ’80s are on the road this year.

Rather than list them all, here are our five favorite you won’t want to miss live in the next few months.

•  The Cure

•  Kenny Loggins

•  The B-52s

•  Rick Springfield

Want to see which other ’80s icons are out and about? Check out our list of the 107 biggest ’80s stars on tour in 2023 here .

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Note: Last performance together before legal issues between Daryl Hall & John Oates were made public in November 2023

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Hall and Oates Confirm Rescheduled 2021 Tour Dates

Hall & Oates confirmed their upcoming 2021 tour schedule, rerouting the remaining dates that were previously postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The band's North American trek is currently scheduled to kick off April 17 in Indio, Calif., and continues April 23 in Honolulu; April 25 in Kahului, Hawaii; and May 21 and 22 in Mashantucket, Ct. Their stint  featuring openers Squeeze and KT Tunstall commences Aug. 5 in Mansfield, Mass., and wraps Oct. 5 in Mountain View, Calif. The band's Oct. 7 stop in Portland, Ore., features only Tunstall.

You can see the dates below. Full ticket info is available at the band's website .

John Oates dismissed two popular touring strategies in a 2020 Rolling Stone interview, saying he doesn't like the idea of full-album or "farewell" runs. "I don't think we'd ever do a farewell tour," he said. "Every farewell tour I've ever heard about didn't turn out to be a farewell tour, so I don't know what the hell that means. Sure, if it's a marketing ploy, hey, why not? Everyone needs a hook. Everyone need a shtick. Whatever."

In that same interview, the guitarist noted that Hall & Oates had entered the "early, preliminary days" of a new LP, with Daryl Hall working in Europe with "some young producers he'd getting kind of energized with."

Hall then followed up on that comment in April with UCR, saying he'd worked on seven songs with Dutch producer Jett Rebel, whom he'd met while in Holland playing a festival.

"He literally just came up to me and said, 'Hey, man, I’m a giant fan of yours,' and we just started talking," Hall said. "He gave me a CD of himself, and I went back and went online and listened to what he was doing, and I went, 'This guy is really good.' I started contacting him and we had email conversations."

Hall also noted that he's been "channeling himself" on his latest music: "I think of my own catalog and my own songs, and that can go a lot of different directions."

Hall & Oates 2021 Tour Dates April 17 - Indio, CA @ Fantasy Springs Resort Casino April 23 - Honnolulu, HI @ Neal S Blaisdell Center April 25 - Kahului, HI @ Maui Arts & Cultural Center May 21 - Mashantucket, CT @ Foxwoods Resort Casino May 22 - Mashantucket, CT @ Foxwoods Resort Casino Aug. 5 - Mansfield, MA @ Xfinity Center Aug. 7 - Philadelphia, PA @ HoagieNation Aug. 9 - Gilford, NH @ Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion Aug. 11 - Wantagh, NY @ Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater Aug. 13 - Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center Aug. 15 - Saratoga Springs, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center Aug. 17 - Cuyahoga Falls, OH @ Blossom Music Center Aug. 19 - Noblesville, IN @ Ruoff Music Center Aug. 21 - Clarkston, MI @ DTE Energy Music Theatre Aug. 23 - Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center Aug. 26 - Tinley Park, IL @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Aug. 28 - Milwaukee, WI @ American Family Insurance Amphitheater Aug. 30 - St. Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center Sept. 1 - Denver, CO @ Ball Arena Sept. 16 - Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage Sept. 18 - Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion Sept. 20 - Tampa, FL @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre Sept. 22 - Hollywood, FL @ Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sept. 24 - Alpharetta, GA @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre Sept. 26 - The Woodlands, TX @ The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Sept. 28 - Fort Worth, TX @ Dickies Arena Oct. 1 - Hollywood, CA @ Hollywood Bowl Oct. 3 - Chula Vista, CA @ North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre Oct. 5 - Mountain View, CA @ Shoreline Amphitheatre Oct. 7 - Portland, OR @ Moda Center

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Daryl Hall and John Oates are the NUMBER-ONE SELLING DUO in music history!

Beginning as two devoted disciples of earlier soul greats, Daryl Hall & John Oates are today soul survivors in their own rights. They have become such musical influences on future generations of popular artists that Spin Magazine’s September 2006 cover headline read: “Why Hall and Oates are the New Velvet Underground.” One of the most sampled artists today, their impact can be heard everywhere from boy band harmonies to neo-soul to rap-rock fusion.

Signed to Atlantic by Ahmet Ertegun in the early 1970s, Daryl Hall & John Oates have sold more records than any other duo in music history. Their 1973 album, Abandoned Luncheonette , produced by Arif Mardin, yielded the Top 10 single, “She’s Gone,” which also went to #1 on the R&B charts when it was covered by Tavares. The duo recorded one more album with Atlantic, War Babies (produced by Todd Rundgren) before they signed to RCA. Their tenure at RCA would catapult Daryl and John to international superstardom.

From the mid-’70s to the mid-’80s, the duo would score six #1 singles, including “Rich Girl,”, “Kiss on My List,” “Private Eyes,” “I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do)” (also #1 R&B), “Maneater” and “Out of Touch” from six multi-platinum albums—’76’s Bigger Than Both of Us , ’80’s Voices , ’81’s Private Eyes , ’82’s H2O , ’83’s Rock ’N Soul, Part 1 and ’84’s Big Bam Boom . The era would also produce an additional 8 Top 10 singles: “Sara Smile,” “You Make My Dreams (Come True),” “Did It In a Minute,” “Family Man,” “One on One,” “Say It Isn’t So,” “Adult Education” and “Method of Modern Love.”

By 1984, the R.I.A.A. recognized Daryl Hall and John Oates as the number-one selling duo in music history, a record they still hold today.

In 1985 singer Paul Young covered the Daryl-written Voices album track “Everytime You Go Away,” scoring a #1 hit and helping to establish the song as a modern standard. That same year, Daryl and John participated in the historic “We Are the World” session, reopened the legendary Apollo Theatre in the company of their heroes David Ruffin & Eddie Kendricks of the Temptations, and closed the globally broadcast Live Aid show in Philadelphia.

Across the succeeding decades, Daryl and John have continued to record and tour both individually and together, while their self-composed songs have evolved from current hits to timeless classics. In 2003, Daryl Hall and John Oates were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, followed by their 2014 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Daryl Hall’s latest project is the multi-award-winning monthly web series and TV show, Live from Daryl’s House , which pairs him with friends, contemporaries, influences and devotees for spontaneous performances and a behind the scenes glimpse into artists at work and play. He also opened “Daryl’s House,” a restaurant and music club in Pawling, NY. “Daryl’s House,” which also serves as the backdrop for Live From Daryl’s House , aims to combine top-notch food with amazing live performances.

John Oates released his memoir, Change Of Seasons (St. Martin’s Press) in 2017. Relying on his many handwritten journals, he brings to light many fascinating stories, ranging over his entire life, with a journalist’s eye and a poet’s heart. John is creatively involved in the Nashville music scene, producing and writing for video and film projects as well as contributing to raising awareness for “Feeding America” through online virtual concerts.

Demonstrating the duo’s massive popularity across decades, generations and listening formats, in 2020 Daryl and John celebrated a milestone 1 billion streams of “You Make My Dreams (Come True).” Ubiquitous in films, commercials and playlists, the song encapsulates the essential and enduring appeal of Daryl Hall & John Oates. Their music makes people feel good. Always has, always will.

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Daryl Hall is what dreams are made of for Music. Whomever he sings with is the icing on the cake. He just makes music better, performers better, musicians better. I followed his career and most concerts where I could attend. My family became instant big fans. Was also there the night of the Grand Opening Of Daryls House in New York with John Oates. Also saw him many times in New York and Pa.

Daryl when you come to Orlando this summer have Rumer and Todd Rundgren with you also. Let me know. and Thank you for the Music and lyrics. Teresa Asaro

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It was a very good one i did not know the were going to talk that much Would I go see him again yes but not Daryl's house concert I will go and see Daryl and John concert.

Although Daryl Hall is consistently committed to the duo Hall & Oates, he does occasionally take to the road solo to air some of his own releases as well as covers from his infamous band. Considered to be one of the most gifted songwriters of the 20th century, it seemed pretty natural for Daryl to have a side project throughout the career and he collaborated often with esteemed producer Robert Fripp.

Although Hall & Oates have a larger pull for the fanbase, the venue is still packed out tonight for Daryl's solo headline show and as he steps onto the stage the whole audience cheer largely. He hand selects his own personal favourite work from the discography including the sincere 'Eyes for You (Ain't No Doubt About It)' along with the recognisable Hall & Oates tracks such as 'Private Eyes' and 'Man-eater'. The audience watches on in quiet anticipation as Hall keeps the show pacy before culminating in 'I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)' which has the whole room singing. He has saved two gems for the encore of 'Rich Girl' and 'You Make My Dreams' before he exits to even larger applause than when he appears.

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Hall and Oates, Tears for Fears announce summer tour

By Ned Ehrbar

March 3, 2017 / 10:18 AM EST / CBS News

Daryl Hall, John Oates and Tears for Fears are making some fans’ dreams come true.

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The hit-making duo formerly known as Hall and Oates will be hitting the road this summer -- going by the fuller moniker Daryl Hall and John Oates -- for a North American tour with ’80s pop group Tears for Fears. Allen Stone will serve as the opening act.

Tickets go on sale March 10 at 10 a.m. local time, with American Express cardholders getting a head start beginning March 7.

“I am very excited to be touring with Tears for Fears,” Hall said. “Their music has a timeless quality that complements what we do. I think everyone is going to love this show.”

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“We’re thrilled to be going out on the road with Daryl Hall and John Oates this summer,” the guys from said Tears For Fears said in a statement. “We’ve been longtime fans of the band, so it’ll be fun to reconnect and also to see our fans throughout the U.S.”

Here are all the tour dates:

May 04: Tulsa, Oklahoma -- BOK Center May 06: St. Louis, Missouri -- Scottrade Center May 08: Des Moines, Iowa -- Wells Fargo Arena May 11: St. Paul, Minnesota -- Xcel Energy Center May 13: Milwaukee, Wisconson -- MO Harris Bradley Center May 15: Chicago, Illinois -- Allstate Arena May 17: Detroit, Michigan -- Joe Louis Arena May 20: Cleveland, Ohio -- Quicken Loans Arena May 22: Columbus, Ohio -- Schottenstein Center May 24: Nashville, Tennessee -- Bridgestone Arena* June 07: Miami, Florida -- AmericanAirlines Arena June 09: Orlando, Florida -- Amway Center June 11: Duluth, Georgia -- Infinite Energy Center* June 13: Cincinnati, Ohio -- U.S. Bank Arena June 16: Queens, New York -- Forest Hills Stadium June 17: Newark, New Jersey -- Prudential Center June 19: Toronto, Ontario -- Air Canada Centre June 21: Quebec City, Quebec -- Videotron Centre June 24: Boston, Massachusetts -- TD Garden June 26: Washington, D.C. -- Verizon Center July 11: Dallas, Texas -- American Airlines Center July 13: San Antonio, Texas -- AT&T Center July 15: Denver, Colorado -- Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre July 17: Glendale, Arizona -- Gila River Arena July 19: San Diego, California -- Valley View Casino Center July 21: Las Vegas, Nevada -- T-Mobile Arena July 23: Sacramento, California -- Golden 1 Center July 25: San Jose, California -- SAP Center July 28: Los Angeles, California -- STAPLES Center*

*Tickets on sale Friday, March 17 at 12 p.m. for these dates

Ned Ehrbar is an entertainment producer for CBS News.

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Daryl Hall & John Oates are legends who continue to inspire today’s musical trailblazers. Their influence on multiple generations of musicians and songwriters is perhaps best summarized by SPIN who claimed “Hall and Oates are the new Velvet Underground.” On-the-record fans include: Cameron Crowe, Mark Ronson, Questlove, Adam Sandler, John Mayer, Booker T. Jones, Rob Thomas, Brandon Flowers, Amos Lee, Ben Gibbard and Nick Lowe.

The international multi-platinum-selling group has sold more albums than any other duo in music history. 1973’s Atlantic debut Abandoned Luncheonette and 1974’s Todd Rundgren-produced War Babies kicked off a record-breaking career that yielded six consecutive multi-platinum albums: Bigger Than Both of Us (1976), Voices (1980), Private Eyes (1981), H2O (1982), the greatest hits collection Rock N Soul, Part 1 (1983) and Big Bam Boom (1984).

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John Oates on life after Hall & Oates

There’s a song on John Oates’ new album Reunion about a renowned musical duo that stayed together for decades even as their relationship became strained. But the name of the song is not “Daryl Hall & John Oates.”

Instead, it’s called “Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee.” Written by Oates and Joe Henry, it’s inspired by the great folk-blues duo Oates was a fan of growing up in North Wales, when his tastes were shaped by visits to the Philadelphia Folk Festival and the Uptown Theater on North Broad Street.

Now, Oates is headlining this year’s Folk Fest at the Old Pool Farm on Aug. 17, as the annual gathering returns after a hiatus last year, marking the first time it was not held in any form since 1962.

Oates made headlines last November when his rift with Hall — with whom he founded the Philadelphia pop-soul group that scored hits like “Sara Smile,” “You Make My Dreams,” “Rich Girl,” and many more — went public amid a rancorous legal battle. That partnership is over and done with, said Oates, speaking via Zoom from his home in Woody Creek, Colo.

Hall & Oates is “absolutely” finished, said the singer and guitarist who co-wrote many of the band’s best-loved songs and sang lead on “She’s Gone” and “How Does It Feel To Be Back.”

“Fifty years is a long time to be together with anybody,” he said.

He’s actually understating the length of the union: the duo first met as Temple University students at the Adelphi Ballroom in West Philadelphia in 1967. Two years later, they formed their own group, and released a first album, Whole Oats, in 1972.

“A house that’s divided isn’t strong enough to stand,” Oates sings on the gently captivating “Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee.” “Nothing gets decided by drawing lines in the sand.”

Was it written with tension between Hall and Oates in mind? It was, Oates says. But not consciously.

Terry, a harmonica player who died in 1986, and McGhee, a guitarist who died 10 years later, “grew to dislike each other,” Oates says. “They had a bad relationship. But then one of them lost his eyesight and the other lost his ability to walk. And they literally needed each other to get on stage.

“I wanted to write a story about lending a helping hand and make it a metaphor for kindness. And then I realized that deep down psychologically I had been processing this situation between Daryl and myself. I was exorcising things that had been going on in my life.”

Oates is glad that it happened accidentally. Had he addressed the split in more specific terms, “it would either have fallen flat or sounded bitter and vindictive,” he said.

And he’s neither of those things, “not about Daryl Hall or my relationship with him or not working with him. In fact, I’m very happy about it because I think I’ve freed myself and, in a sense, I’ve freed Daryl to be whoever we can be in the later stages of our creative life. It’s a gift in a way.”

Hall & Oates’ last album of original music was Do It For Love in 2003. But they continued touring, and in 2009 played one of the final shows at the Spectrum. I asked Hall how they avoided hating each other after so many years.

“Ever talk to a couple that’s been together for 40 years?” he answered. “They go beyond hate. No, the truth is in any successful relationship, you have to have a certain freedom to be the person you are.”

The duo was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2014, and their HoagieNation festival launched in 2017. But it failed to return in 2022 and Hall and Oates played their final show in Laughlin, Nev., in October 2022.

Recent tours “were never uncomfortable,” Oates said. “We always got along very well on the surface.” But he was frustrated, “because I had to wear two different hats” and “couldn’t commit to either thing 100 percent. At a certain point, I said, ‘I have to do something else.’”

He gets that Hall & Oates fans are disappointed.

“People are always heartbroken when a long-term relationship falls apart. I understand people have a fondness for the memories they associate with the music they love and grew up with. I do, too. And I can’t deny the powerful emotions that I’ve been feeling, dealing with departing from a 50-year relationship. A friendship. It’s a big deal.”

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August 13, 2024

BMI to Honor John Oates with 2024 Troubadour Award on Sept. 16th

Invitation-Only Event at BMI Nashville to Feature One-of-a-Kind Performances Highlighting Oates’ Genre-Bending Career

NASHVILLE, TN – Aug. 13, 2024 - BMI will recognize music legend, John Oates , for his mastery of the American musical landscape by presenting him with its coveted Troubadour Award on Sept. 16th. The prestigious accolade recognizes a songwriter who has made a profound impact on the creative community as their craft continues to set the pace for generations to follow. As one half of the best-selling rock duo of all time, Oates’ massive popularity spans across five decades, generations and listening formats as he continues to carve a significant presence in Nashville and beyond.

“John Oates has enriched Nashville and its music scene with his special blend of soulful storytelling and guitar playing,” Nashville’s VP of Creative, Clay Bradley said. “His influence has elevated our community to be more accepting and open to all genres of music. We are proud to honor him as this year’s BMI Troubadour.”

After moving to Nashville in 2010, the “classic American songbook enthusiast” ( The Tennessean ) rekindled his passion for music by revisiting his inspirations historic roots. Opening a pathway to write self-produced music that captures the essence of Nashville’s Americana community, he has released eight solo albums including his most recent release, Reunion. The legend’s roots infused footprint continued to rise following notable performances at Newport Folk Festival, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Pilgrimage Music Festival and AMERICANAFEST. In 2013, Oates and My Morning Jacket’s Jim James, curated the Bonnaroo SuperJam and he was also the creator and executive producer for the 7908 Aspen Songwriters Festival, which evolved into a national streaming charity fundraising event called Oates Song Fest 7908.

Since his 1972 affiliation with BMI, Oates has been named a BMI Icon for his unique and indelible influence on generations of music makers. He has also received 10 BMI Pop Awards and 30 BMI Million-Air awards for 7x “Maneater,” 5x “I Can’t Go For That,” 3x “Out Of Touch,” 5x “Sara Smile,” 5x “She’s Gone” and 5x “You Make My Dreams Come True.” As a member of Hall & Oates he has scored 10 No. One records, over 20 Top 40 hits and have recorded 21 albums, which have sold over 80 million units, making them the most successful duo in rock history as well as members of The Songwriters Hall of Fame and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Dubbed “Nashville’s most glorious low-key party” ( Rolling Stone ) , the invitation-only event will include unforgettable tribute performances and commemorative speeches by special guests during a cocktail reception and dinner. Oates joins the ranks of past Troubadour Award recipients including Billy Gibbons, John Hiatt, John Prine, Robert Earl Keen and Lucinda Williams. Falling on the eve of AMERICANAFEST, the night serves as a homecoming for BMI’s Americana family of artists and is sponsored by Dickel, Gibson, WP Global and YETI.

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ABOUT JOHN OATES: John Oates, co-founder of the legendary group Hall & Oates, is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the American Songwriters Hall of Fame a BMI Icon award winner and has won numerous American Music, MTV awards, and multiple Grammy nominations. As part of Hall & Oates he has recorded 21 albums, scored 10 number one records, over 20 Top 40 hits which have sold over 80 million units, making them the most successful duo in rock history. In 2017 he released an autobiography “Change of Season” that became an Amazon Best Seller. Singing from the time he could talk and playing the guitar since the age of five, John Oates was destined to be a musician. Born in New York City, his family moved to a small town outside of Philadelphia, PA in the early 1950s. His earliest musical memories were formed by listening to his parents Big Band and Swing music from the 1940s. Since the early 1950s John’s life has paralleled the evolution of Rock and American Popular music. He draws influence from the beginnings of rock and roll and later the nascent roots music of the early 1960s folk revival as well as the classic soul and R&B of that same era. His most recent recording “Reunion” showcases his songwriting, production and instrumental skills from his fifty plus years as a professional musician. John continues to tour worldwide with an intimate acoustic “Evening of Songs and Stories” style performance that has garnered rave reviews.

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John Oates will be feted with BMI's Troubadour Award during a ceremony in September.

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Singer-songwriter John Oates will be feted for his contributions to the art of songwriting when he is honored with BMI ‘s Troubadour Award on Sept. 16 in Nashville.

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The accolade recognizes a songwriter who has made “a profound impact on the creative community as their craft continues to set the pace for generations to follow,” according to a release from BMI. The upcoming invitation-only event will include tribute performances and commemorative speeches from special guests, in addition to a cocktail reception and dinner.

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Oates began his BMI affiliation in 1972, and he has previously been named a BMI Icon for his influence on generations of music crafters. Among his accolades are 10 BMI pop awards and 30 BMI Million-Air Awards for songs including “Maneater,” “I Can’t Go For That,” “Out of Touch” and “Sara Smile.” As a member of Hall & Oates, he has recorded 21 albums and earned six Billboard Hot 100 chart-toppers. Hall & Oates were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014.

Oates moved to Nashville in 2010 and embedded himself in Nashville’s Americana music community, releasing several solo projects, including 2020’s Live in Nashville and his most recent, 2024’s Reunion . He also teamed with My Morning Jacket’s Jim James to curate the Bonnaroo SuperJam in 2013 and was the creator and executive producer for the 7908 Aspen Songwriters Festival, which evolved into the national streaming charity fundraising event Oates Song Fest 7908.

Oates will join the ranks of previous BMI Troubadour Award honorees including Billy Gibbons, John Hiatt, John Prine, Robert Earl Keen and Lucinda Williams. The event honoring his BMI Troubadour Award will take place on the eve of this year’s AmericanaFest.

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Pnk, philadelphia folk festival, boyz ii men and more in this week’s ‘things to do’, aug. 15–18: philadelphia folk festival, boyz ii men in new jersey and super trans am: the super '70s concert experience in delaware are among the weekend’s highlights..

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Boyz II Men

• Where: The Borgata Hotel, Casino and Spa, 1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, N.J.
• When: Friday, Aug. 16, 8 p.m.
• How much: $80 and up

Super Trans Am: The Super ‘70s Concert Experience

• Where: The Queen, 500 N. Market St. , Wilmington, Del.
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, 8 p.m.
• How much: $28 and up

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Philadelphia folk festival.

• Where: Old Pool Farm, 1212 Barnbridge Dr. , Collegeville, Pa.
• When: Friday, Aug. 16, Saturday, Aug. 17, 11 a.m. – midnight, and Sunday, Aug. 18, 11 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
• How much: $10 and up, tiered tickets include day passes, concerts only, camping and VIP tickets

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• Where: 262 S. 52nd St. (52nd Street from Walnut to Spruce streets)
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, noon – 7 p.m.
• How much: Free but requires registration

Vegandale Food Music and Art Festival

• Where: Philadelphia Navy Yard, Marine Parade Grounds, 4747 N. Broad St.
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
• How much: $30 – $130 tiered pricing. Not all tickets include access to stage area. Some events are BOGO free

Dog Day of Summer

• Where: Main Street, downtown Manayunk
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
• How much: Free, pay as you go

Festival of India

• Where: Cherry Street Pier, 121 N. Christopher Columbus Blvd.

Beech Jazz on the Ave. Fest

• Where: Cecil B. Moore Avenue and North Broad Street
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, noon – 8:30 p.m.

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• When: Sunday, Aug. 18, noon – 8 p.m.

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Art under the stars.

• Where: Sculpture Courtyard, 1717 N. Hancock St.
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.
• How much: $28.50

The Women’s Film Festival

• Where: Multiple venues
• When: Thursday, Aug. 15 – Sunday, Aug. 25
• How much: $8 – $125

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Upper bucks brewfest.

• Where: The Park at 4th (Univest Performance Center) 501 W. Mill St. , Quakertown, Pa.
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, 1 p.m. (VIP) 2 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
• How much: $10 – $75, call 215-536-2273 for tickets or purchase at the door

Second Annual Philadelphia Hot Sauce Festival

• Where: Neshaminy Creek Brewing Co., 909 Ray Ave. Croydon, Pa.
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 18, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
• How much: $10

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• Where: Helium Comedy Club, 2031 Sansom St.
• When: Thursday, Aug. 15, 7 p.m., Friday, Aug. 16, Saturday, Aug. 17, 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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• When: Thursday, Aug. 15
• How much: $20 and up

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• Where: World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut St.
• When: Saturday, Aug. 17, 3 p.m.
• How much: $60 – $100

P!nk — Summer Carnival 2024

• Where: Lincoln Financial Field, One Lincoln Financial Field Way
• When: Sunday, Aug. 18, 6:30 p.m.
• How much: $49 and up

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• When: Sunday, Aug. 18, 7:30 p.m.
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Founded in 1981 by Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter John Prine, Oh Boy Records won the A2IM Libera Award in 2022 for small record label of the year. Oh Boy’s catalog features albums from Prine, including 2018’s “The Tree of Forgiveness,” as well as Kelsey Waldon, Swamp Dogg, Alice Randall’s “My Black Country,” Arlo McKinley, Emily Scott Robinson, and Tré Burt.

Upcoming releases from core Oh Boy artist Dan Reeder, whose new album “Smithereens” will be out in October, and recent signing Palmyra, will be among the first new Oh Boy titles to be handled by SD’s global team and distribution network.

“Oh Boy is thrilled to be able to join Secretly Distribution at this time of growth and expansion for both companies,” said Jody Whelan, managing partner of Oh Boy Records. “We’ve long been fans of the artists they work with, but in getting to know their team it also quickly became clear that Secretly holds dear the same independent values; the values that have fueled Oh Boy since its inception in 1981, and have seen Secretly Distribution build a truly independent global distribution network. We are honored to be represented by this excellent company and are excited to celebrate our collaboration in Nashville in September during AmericanaFest.”

“For 25 years we have had the immense privilege of celebrating excellence in Latin music, accompanying our music creators in their successes worldwide. These exhibits are a magnificent opportunity to bring the magic of the Latin Grammys to the public,” said Manuel Abud, CEO of the Latin Recording Academy. “We invite all music lovers to join us in New York City, Los Angeles and Miami to enjoy these exhibits, which are filled with unforgettable moments and important achievements that have marked our history.”

Exhibit details are as follows:

• Sept. 13 – Nov. 3 – The Paley Museum, New York City – The Latin Grammys kick-off exhibit at the Paley Museum unfolds its remarkable 25-year history of Latin music and celebrates the vibrant cultural tapestry that has shaped the awards show into a global phenomenon. Visitors will marvel at priceless artifacts, glamorous costumes, and iconic instruments from music superstars such as Latin Grammy and Grammy winners Ricky Martin, Rosalía, Carlos Santana and Shakira—as well as celebrated New Yorkers like Latin Grammy and Grammy winners Celia Cruz and Ruben Blades—whose influence has left a lasting mark on the world of music. The exhibit will feature some of the most unforgettable moments from the Latin Grammy Awards telecast, chronicle the show’s incredible evolution, and showcase why Latin music has become such an integral part of our culture.
• Sept. 19 – Dec. 18 – Grammy Museum, Los Angeles – Hosted on the 2nd floor of the Grammy Museum as part of its permanent Latin Music Gallery, this exhibit will expand upon its extensive Latin aisle, featuring artifacts from Latin global superstars such as Shakira, Carlos Santana, Karol G, and Rosalía, among others. The exhibit will explore the last 25 years of Latin Grammy history, as well as the rich landscape of musical genres and cultures that have graced their stage. At the root of the exhibit is an understanding that Latin music has transformed into a massively successful commercial force in the international music landscape over the last quarter-century, with the Latin GRAMMYs playing a key role in its global development. The exhibit will also survey the history of the institution and its most important moments, while also illustrating Latin music’s creative complexity and enduring cultural impact.
• Sept. 26 – Dec. 20 – Gary Nader Art Centre, Miami – Miami will host a first-of-its-kind collection of 25 years of Latin Grammy official art, featuring original paintings by renowned artists including Romero Britto, Walter Goldfarb, Michael V. Rios—who also designed the cover of Carlos Santana’s multi-Grammy-winning album Supernatural—and Patssi Valdez, among others. From mixed media to collage, murals and oil paintings, the collection includes renowned visual artists from several countries. In addition, the Brazilian muralist Aline Bispo, the official artist for the 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards, will unveil a new piece to inaugurate the festivities.

+ New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based artist Alisa Xayalith has signed with Vancouver-based   label Nettwerk (Kacy Hill, Miya Folick). Xayalith will be releasing a new single called “Boys & Guitars” on Sept. 20, her second behind “Roses” — her debut release under the label.

+ HarbourView Equity Partners (HarbourView) has partnered with Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Noel Zancanella to purchase a select number of his producer income streams and music publishing assets.

Zancanella has been a longstanding creative partner of OneRepublic’s frontman Ryan Tedder, and has additionally collaborated with Maroon 5, Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, Adele and the Smashing Pumpkins, among others.

Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Tuesday, August 13

BMI will recognize John Oates with the Troubadour award at the publisher’s invitation-only event on Sept. 16 in Nashville.

“John Oates has enriched Nashville and its music scene with his special blend of soulful storytelling and guitar playing,” said Nashville’s Vice President of Creative, Clay Bradley. “His influence has elevated our community to be more accepting and open to all genres of music. We are proud to honor him as this year’s BMI Troubadour.”

Oates was previously named a BMI Icon after achieving 10 BMI Pop Awards and 30 BMI Million-Air awards for his work as a member of Hall & Oates. The duo are also inductees for the Songwriters Hall of Fame and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The upcoming ceremony event will include performances and commemorative speeches by special guests during a cocktail reception and dinner. Oates joins the ranks of past Troubadour Award recipients, including Billy Gibbons, John Hiatt, John Prine, Robert Earl Keen, and Lucinda Williams.

+ Tape Room Music and Warner Chappell Music have partnered to sign Ben Williams in an exclusive global publishing deal.

“I couldn’t be more excited to be joining forces with Tape Room and Warner Chappell,” Williams said. “I’m so excited to work alongside my close friends Caroline and Benji and have some of the best people and best teams in my corner! Thank you to Ashley Gorley and Blain Rhodes for taking me under your wings and gearing up for what’s next as well as Ben Vaughn, Spencer Nohe and everybody at Warner Chappell who’s believed in me along the way! So excited to see what the future brings!”

Williams’ first No. 1 on country radio with Megan Moroney’s “Tennessee Orange,” which was nominated for CMA, ACM and People’s Choice Country Awards Song of the Year.

“Ben is everything you could look for in a writer: talented, driven, and all around a great person,” added Caroline Hodson, director of A&R for Tape Room Music. “He’s proven himself to be a staple in the Nashville community as a writer and a friend to many. We’re stoked to team up with Warner Chappell and couldn’t be happier to welcome Ben to the Tape Room family!”

Tape Room Music was founded by Ashley Gorley (who was honored as a Variety Hitmaker in 2023) in 2011.

+ Katharine McPhee has signed an exclusive label deal with the Nashville-based record company, Melody Place .

McPhee recently starred in both the U.S. and U.K. productions of the Broadway show “Waitress” and also starred in the Netflix’s “Country Comfort.” With new music slated for early 2025, McPhee will make her debut at the Grand Ole Opry on Oct. 12.

+ Liberia-born, Tennessee-based artist Mon Rovîa has signed to Nettwerk Music Group . The announcement was made ahead of the release of his new single, “crooked the road,” due out Aug. 23.

Mon Rovîa made his festival debut at Bonnaroo earlier this summer, and is confirmed for Austin City Limits this fall. The Afro Appalachian folk artist recently wrapped a June tour with Gregory Alan Isakov, and has previously supported Josiah and the Bonnevilles.

Monday, Aug. 12

Warner Chappell Music has promoted David Goldsen to senior vice president of A&R for North American regions A&R.

Goldsen, who is based in Los Angeles, will continue to work with Ryan Press, president of North America for WCM, to sign and develop songwriters and artists. He will additionally help with leadership efforts for the North American A&R department and remain involved in international markets, overseeing the publisher’s A&R efforts in Australia, and working with local talent.

“I joined the Warner Chappell A&R department over a decade ago, and it has given me so many opportunities to grow into this expanding role, all while staying true to writer and artist development,” said Goldsen. “I’m very lucky and proud to get to work with the best writers and artists and look forward to continuing to build on the fantastic development we’ve seen recently. Thank you to Ryan [Press], Guy [Moot], and Carianne [Marshall] for their unwavering support and vision throughout the years.”

Goldsen joined Warner Chappell in 2009 and has spent more than a decade signing and developing songwriters and artists from all around the world. This past year, he signed Zach Bryan, Teddy Swims, Laufey and the Red Clay Strays, among others.

“David has consistently proven his natural ability to discover and sign top talent,” Press added. “He has steadily built a star-studded roster, and in the past year alone, has brought in many of the artists and songwriters leading today’s charts. I’ve had the opportunity to work with him for over 15 years, and I’m proud of everything he’s accomplished on our team as an A&R executive and inspiring leader.”

+ UMG Nashville has partnered with Timbaland’s Mosley Music , a record label launched by the hitmaker producer in 2006.

According to a press release, “the entities are actively exploring rising talent and new discoveries in the music space.”

“Over the past year, we have been working with Timbaland on the shared goal of developing great artists together as well as bridging the gaps in sound and culture in country music,” said UMGN Chair and CEO, Cindy Mabe. “I am so happy to finally announce our collaboration with Mosley Music on the heels of his prestigious induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Timbaland is one of the most iconic producers, songwriters, and artists in the last 30 years, merging genres and opening the doors to magnify cultural impact across genres.”

+ Prescription Song s has added atlgrandma to its roster of artists. In a special partnership with Hazheart Music , the Los Angeles-based songwriter and producer was signed into the company by Prescription Songs A&Rs Nick Guilmette and Shari Fitch.

Atlgrandma (born Liam Hall) blends rock, rap, pop and dance music, creating a distinct style that caught the attention of collaborators Willow, Izzy Spears and ericdoa, among others.

Prior to planting roots in Los Angeles, atlgrandma lived in the suburbs of Atlanta, where his family had resettled after being displaced by Hurricane Katrina. On Aug. 9, atlgrandma released the single “Nightmare Blunt Rotation.”

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