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Steely Dan 2020 tour scrapped with plans to reschedule for 2021

Donald Fagen of Steely Dan performed at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta in June 2018. Steely Dan has a tour with Steve Winwood expected to play Chastain June 19, 2020. Photo: Melissa Ruggieri/Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Donald Fagen of Steely Dan performed at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta in June 2018. Steely Dan has a tour with Steve Winwood expected to play Chastain June 19, 2020. Photo: Melissa Ruggieri/Atlanta Journal-Constitution
By Melissa Ruggieri
May 19, 2020

Steely Dan has scrapped its 2020 summer tour with Steve Winwood and plans to reschedule for 2021.

The “Earth After Hours” tour was scheduled to kick off June 2 in Oregon, with a June 19 date inked at Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park.

In their website announcement, the band encourages fans to retain their tickets, which will be honored at the new shows (July 9 for Chastain). Those who cannot attend the new date will be able to attain a refund. Visit livenation.com/refund or point of purchase for more information.

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Melissa Ruggieri has covered music and entertainment for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution since 2010 and created the Atlanta Music Scene blog. She's kept vampire hours for more than two decades and remembers when MTV was awesome.

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