He's taking the whole thing on the road. Across 18 dates, he'll play that landmark 1976 record front to back, every track in sequence, the way it was meant to land. This is the album that turned him from cult favorite into something bigger, the one fans still argue over deep into the night.
Think of the slow-burn opener, the mid-record belter everyone knows by heart, the closer that always felt like a farewell. Now they arrive live, in order, no skips. That's the pull here.
The run spans clubs and theaters, the kind of rooms where these songs breathe. He's done anniversary shows before, but never the full sequence, never all 18 nights committed to one era.
For anyone who wore this record out on vinyl, this is the moment. A gem of a catalog, honored properly, played by the man who made it.
Get your tickets early. These rooms are small, and word travels fast on a run like this.