David Crosby will tour the U.S. this fall with his Lighthouse
Band, kicking off the five-week run on November 2nd at Seattle’s Neptune
Theatre. The trek will wrap on December 8th at the Capitol Theatre in Port
Chester, NY. Tickets for the tour will go on sale this Friday, August 24th.
The Lighthouse Band — comprised of Becca
Stevens, Michael League of Snarky Puppy and Michelle Willis — is also
collaborating with Crosby on his upcoming solo album, which will be released
via BMG this fall. The album will be the musician’s fourth solo album in five
years, following his 2017 effort Sky Trails. Stevens, League and
Willis previously worked with Crosby on the tour supporting his 2016 album Lighthouse. More details about the new album
are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
In addition, Crosby is the subject of a new documentary produced by Cameron Crowe and
directed by A.J. Eaton, who has been following the musician for several years. The
film, announced in April, will be the first fully-authorized documentary on
Crosby and will released by BMG. “David Crosby has been near the forefront of
music and social change for the last four decades”, Crowe said in a statement
when the documentary was announced. “Now 76, he’s forging a new path by seeking
out younger musicians and trying to make a mark in a world now so different
from the generation he came to define in the 60’s. It’s a raw and moving
portrait, rough edges and all.”
