Dolly Parton to tour the world
Following the new release of singer Dolly Parton, the singer announces the ‘Blue Smoke World Tour’, that will hit select dates in the United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, Denmark, Germany, Norway and Sweden. Dolly’s career has spanned nearly five decades and is showing no signs of slowing down. An internationally-renowned superstar, the iconic and irrepressible Parton has contributed countless treasures to the worlds of music, film and television. Some of her hit films have included Nine to Five, Steel Magnolias, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas , Rhinestone, Straight Talk, and Joyful Noise. Parton received two Oscar® nominations – one for writing the title tune to Nine to Five and the other for Travelin’ Thru from the film Transamerica.
BLUE SMOKE WORLD TOUR DATES:
NEW ZEALAND/AUSTRALIA
Feb 11 Australia, Melbourne – Rod Laver Arena
Feb 12 Australia, Melbourne – Rod Laver Arena
Feb 13 Australia, Adelaide – Entertainment Centre
Feb 15 Australia, NSW, Hunter Valley – Hope Estate
Feb 16 Australia, Tamworth – TRECC
Feb 18 Australia, Sydney – Entertainment Centre
Feb 19 Australia, Sydney – Entertainment Centre
Feb 21 Australia, Brisbane – Entertainment Centre
Feb 22 Australia, Brisbane – Entertainment Centre
Feb 24 Australia, Cairns – Cairns Convention Center
Feb 27 Australia, Perth – Perth Arena
US
May 22 Tulsa, OK – Hard Rock Casino
May 23 Tulsa, OK – Hard Rock Casino
May 25 Cherokee, NC – Harrah’s Cherokee Casino
May 27 Richmond, KY – EKU Center For The Arts – (St. Mark’s Evening Among Friends)
May 28 Knoxville, TN – University of Tennessee – (Benefiting Dolly’s Imagination Library)
May 30 Thackerville, OK – Winstar Casino
May 31 Thackerville, OK – Winstar Casino
UK & EUROPE
Jun 8 England, Liverpool – Echo Arena
Jun 10 Northern Ireland, Belfast – Odyssey Arena
Jun 11 Ireland, Dublin – O2 Arena
Jun 12 Ireland, Cork – Live At The Marquee
Jun 14 England, Newcastle – Metro Radio Arena
Jun 15 Scotland, Aberdeen – GE Arena
Jun 17 Scotland, Glasgow – SSE Hydro Arena
Jun 18 Scotland, Glasgow – SSE Hydro Arena
Jun 20 England, Leeds – First Direct Arena
Jun 21 England, Manchester – Phones 4U Arena
Jun 22 England, Birmingham – LG Arena
Jun 24 Wales, Cardiff – Motorpoint Arena
Jun 25 Wales, Cardiff – Motorpoint Arena
Jun 27 England, London – O2 Arena
Jun 28 England, London – O2 Arena
July 2 England, Nottingham – Capital FM Arena
July 5 Germany, Cologne – LANXESS Arena
July 6 Germany, Berlin – o2 World
July 8 Denmark, Copenhagen – Forum
July 9 Norway, Oslo – Spektrum
July 11 Sweden, Stockholm – THE GLOBE
