John Fogerty announces The Legacy Tour, bringing the legendary Creedence Clearwater Revival songs back to the East Coast this fall. The 79-year-old rock icon has dates lined up across six venues, with tickets now on sale.
Fall stops include Atlantic City’s Hard Rock Live on October 31, Bethlehem’s Wind Creek Event Center on November 8, MGM National Harbor in Maryland on November 9, Newark’s NJPAC on November 12, Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut on November 13, and a Boston stop at MGM Music Hall at Fenway on November 14.
Fogerty’s performances trace back to CCR’s era-defining hits like Bad Moon Rising, Proud Mary and Up Around the Bend, songs that helped shape late-1960s rock and earned him a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. While his touring has been less frequent in recent years, his last major run wrapped in 2023, and The Legacy Tour is frequently described as one of his final large-scale treks.
Live audiences aren’t just seeing a concert, but a slice of living history—Fogerty’s unmistakable guitar work and voice continuing to energize crowds. With six East Coast stops, fans have a solid opportunity to experience his enduring sound in a range of intimate to mid-size venues.
Extra context and value:
– The Legacy Tour reinforces Fogerty’s lasting influence on American rock and his ability to connect new generations with CCR classics.
– The mix of venues suggests a set built to balance iconic hits with personal storytelling and musical highlights from Fogerty’s solo work.
– Given Fogerty’s long career and the tradition of his late-career tours, fans may want to secure seats soon, as high-demand dates tend to move quickly.
If you’re planning to attend, check the official tour page for exact show times, support acts (if any), and venue policies.
Summary: John Fogerty is launching The Legacy Tour with six East Coast stops, delivering CCR classics and solo material to fans, with tickets on sale now. The tour underscores Fogerty’s enduring impact on rock and offers a chance to experience his living-history performances firsthand. Positive note: this is a celebration of a musical era that continues to inspire generations.