Ghost-Note Announces Additional 2020 Tour Dates

Ghost-Note announced a slew of new shows for their 2020 Where in the World is Ghost-Note tour on Friday. The percussion-based funk, hip hop, and jazz group headed by Snarky Puppy percussionists Robert ‘Sput’ Searight and Nate Werth will perform with a rotating cast of musicians in venues across the United States and Canada.

In addition to the previously announced shows at PDX Jazz @ Revolution Hall in Portland, OR (2/20); Nectar Lounge in Seattle, WA (2/21); Drumeo Festival in Vancouver, BC (2/22); and Capitol Theater in Olympia, WA (2/23), Ghost-Note added 19 dates to their 2020 Where in the World is Ghost-Note tour.

After a few weeks off following their show in Olympia, Ghost-Note will restart their tour at the Christina Cultural Arts Center in Wilmington, DE on March 20th before heading to Bright Box in Winchester, VA (3/22); High Rock Outfitters in Lexington, NC (3/23); Heist in Charlotte, NC (3/24); The Pour House Music Hall in Raleigh, NC (3/25); 5 Points Music Hall in Roanoke, VA (3/26); Frostburg State University in Frostburg, MD (3/27); Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington, DC (3/28); and Thunderbird Cafe in Pittsburgh, PA (3/29) to close out the month.

They’ll ride into April with a show at Binghamton University in Binghamton, NY (4/1) before heading to Pacific Standard Tavern in New Haven, CT (4/2); The Ardmore Music Hall in Ardmore, PA (4/3); Brooklyn Bowl in Brooklyn, NY (4/4); Brighton Music Hall in Allston, MA (4/5); Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland, OH (4/8); The Summit in Columbus, OH (4/9); Founders Brewing Co. Taproom in Grand Rapids, MI (4/11); Suwannee Rising in Live Oak, FL (4/16-18); and One-2-One in Austin, TX (4/29) to round out the April leg of the Where in the World is Ghost-Note tour.

Additionally, they have summer festival appearances scheduled at High Sierra Music Festival (7/2-5) in Quincy, CA and 4848 Festival (7/9-11) in Snowshoe, WV. Visit their official website for tickets and more tour information.