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It's a quirk of the upcoming concert season that one of the most noteworthy summertime tours coming to area amphitheaters isn't a concert at all.

Chris Stone, noteworthy Oscars presenter, and Kevin Hart are coming to area stages this summer in the Rock Hart: Simply Headliners Allowed comedy tour.

Dates include July 21 at the Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater, Long Isle; July 22 at the Prudential Center in Newark; July 23 at the Madison Square Garden in New York; July 24 at the PNC Bank Arts Centre in Holmdel; and July 25 at the Barclays Heart in Brooklyn.

Rock has not commented on receiving the infamous Will Smith slap at the recent University Awards, saying from a Boston theater phase that he hasn't processed it still. Information technology will exist interesting to encounter if he reflects, or jokes or fumes about it this summer.

As for the expanse's amphitheaters, including the Waterfront Music Pavilion in Camden (formerly the BB&T Pavilion), there are lots concerts coming through, by and large of the classic rock, country music and '80s and '90s multifariousness.

Tears for Fears, whose hits include "Shout" and "Everybody Wants to Rule the Earth," is touring in support of "The Tipping Indicate," the duo's first new album in 17 years. Shows include June 24 at the PNC Banking concern Arts Center and June 25 at Jones Beach. Special guest is Garbage, which had a number of alternative rock hits in the 1990s, including "Only Happy When It Rains" and "Stupid Girl."

As for country music, the Chicks, formerly the Dixie Chicks, are on tour for the first fourth dimension since 2017. The group is supporting the 2020 album "Gaslighter." Patty Griffin opens the show.

The Chicks — Martie Maguire, Emily Strayer and Natalie Maines — are one of land'south most provocative groups, then there should be lots of energy. See them July two at Jones Beach; July 6 at the PNC Banking company Arts Center; and July 8 at the Waterfront Music Pavilion.

I of the more interesting double headliner bills this summer is Chicago touring with Brian Wilson, who has Embankment Boys young man travelers Al Jardine and Blondie Chapman backing him up on the Embankment Boys classics and more.

The music of the Embankment Boys and Chicago has provided the summer soundtrack to a few generations of fans. They take a history together, likewise. In 1974, Embankment Boys members Jardine, Carl Wilson and Dennis Wilson, Brian Wilson's brothers, sang backing vocals on Chicago's hit single "Wishing You Were Here."

Later, Chicago and the Embankment Boys went on the "Beachago" tour together in 1975, and they hit the route once again in 1989.

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Information technology's notable that the upcoming shows are the showtime fourth dimension that Brian Wilson is touring on a beak with Chicago. He wasn't a member of the Beach Boys alive band in '75 and '89. Upcoming area shows include July 11 at the PNC Bank Arts Centre; July thirteen at the Waterfront Music Pavilion; and July xv at Jones Beach.

Attendees this summer at the PNC Bank Arts Eye and the Waterfront Music Pavilion must take proof of a negative COVID-nineteen examination taken with 72 hours, or be fully vaccinated. There are no such requirements at Jones Beach as of press fourth dimension.

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Here's a expect at the summer schedules:

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Tim McGraw, May 27

Lumineers, May 28

Nick Cannon Wild 'N Out Live, June 3

Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town and the Cadillac Three, June 10

Sammy Hagar and the Circumvolve with George Thorogood, June eleven

Train, June 12

Doobie Brothers 50th Anniversary Tour, June 14

Bill Burr, June 18

Tears for Fears and Garbage, June 24

Dave Matthews Band, June 29

Steely Dan and Snarky Puppy, June 30

The Chicks with Patty Griffin, July 6

Why Don't We, July 8

Josh Groban and Preservation Hall Jazz Band, July 9

5 Seconds of Summertime, July 10

Chicago and Brian Wilson with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin, July xi

Cheer Alive, July 14

OneRepublic, July 17

Backstreet Boys, July 19

Alanis Morissette, July 21

Third Eye Blind, July 22

The Black Keys with Ring of Horses, July 23

Chris Stone and Kevin Hart: Simply Headliners Bout, July 24

Halestorm and Pretty Reckless, July 28

Keith Urban, July 29

Rob Zombie and Mudvayne, July 31

Pitbull with Iggy Azalea, Aug. 3

Incubus with Sublime with Rome, Aug. six

Goo Goo Dolls, Aug. 13

Santana and Earth, Air current and Fire, Aug. xiv

Rod Stewart with Cheap Play a trick on, Aug. 16

Imagine Dragons, Aug. eighteen

Styx, REO Speedwagon and Loverboy, Aug. 20

Kid Rock and Greenhorn, Aug. 27

Dispatch and OAR, Aug. 28

Shinedown, Sept. 10

Gaslight Anthem, Oct. 8

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Tim McGraw, May xx

MMR festival, May 21

Brad Paisley, June 3

Lumineers and Brightside, June 4

Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town and the Cadillac Three, June  11

Train, June xiv

Doobie Brothers 50th Anniversary Tour, June 23

Jack Johnson, June 25

Automobile Gun Kelly, June 26

The Chicks with Patty Griffin, July 8

Chicago and Brian Wilson with Al Jardine and Blondie Chapman, July 13

Backstreet Boys, July fourteen

Dave Matthews Band, July fifteen, xvi

One Republic, July 24

Rob Zombie and Mudvayne, July 29

Blackness Keys with Band of Horses, July 30

Keith Urban, July 31

Incubus and Sublime with Rome, Aug. v

Styx, REO Speedwagon and Loverboy, Aug. xiii

Imagine Dragons, Aug. 16

Santana and Globe, Wind and Burn, Aug. xviii

Zac Brown Ring, Aug. 26

Korn and Evanescence, Aug. 27

Shinedown, Sept. 11

Pearl Jam, Sept. 14

Outlaw Festival with Willie Nelson, Chris Stapleton, Zach Bryan and more than, Sept. 23

Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

Nick Cannon Wild 'N Out, June 2

Tim McGraw, June 3

Lynyrd Skynyrd with the Outlaws and Devon Allman Project. June 4

Miranda Lambert, Footling Big Boondocks, and the Cadillac Three, June 9

Train with Precious stone and Dejection Traveler, June 10

The Doobie Brothers  50th Anniversary with Muddied Dozen Brass Band, June 21

Jack Johnson, June 22

Tears for Fears and Garbage, June 25

Dave Matthews Band, June 28

Steely Dan with Snarky Puppy, June 29

The Chicks with Patty Griffin, July 2

Why Don't Nosotros, July half-dozen

Josh Groban and Preservation Hall Jazz Band, July viii

Chicago and Brian Wilson with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin, July 15

Backstreet Boys, July sixteen

Third Centre Blind and Taking Back Dominicus, July 17

OneRepublic and NEEDTOBREATHE, July twenty

Chris Rock and Kevin Hart, July 21

The Blackness Keys and Band of Horses, July 22

Phish, July 26, 27

Incubus, Sublime with Rome, and The Aquadolls, July 31

Pitbull with Iggy Azalea, Aug. 5

Jimmy Buffett, Aug. 9

Santana and World, Current of air & Fire,  Aug. 13

Alice in Chains and Breaking Benjamin, Aug. 14

Joe Bonamassa and Kenny Wayne Shepherd Ring, Aug. nineteen

Goo Goo Dolls and Blue Oct, Aug. 20

REO Speedwagon and Styx, Aug. 21

Rod Stewart and Inexpensive Trick, Aug. 23

Chris Stapleton All-American Route Prove, Aug. 25

Dispatch and O.A.R., Aug. 27

Korn and Evanescence, Aug. 28

Jones Beach is at 895 Bay Parkway, Wantagh, N.Y.; Waterfront Music Pavilion is at 1 Harbour Blvd., Camden; PNC Bank Arts Center is off Exit 116 of the Garden Country Parkway in Holmdel.

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