The Man in Black, a Johnny Cash tribute show, has announced a 17-date North American fall tour that includes three stops in New York State.
The nearly two-month tour begins Sept. 15 at the Strand Center for Arts in Plattsburgh, with later shows at the Sugarloaf Performing Arts Center in Chester on Oct. 6 and the Swyer Theater at the Egg in Albany on the 7.
Led by Shawn Barker’s portrayal of the American country icon, The Man In Black’s first show was performed in 2004 in a Niagara Falls casino. Since then, the show has seen over 1,000 performances in 12 different countries.
“With the recent passing of Cash and the biopic film Walk The Line having recently been released around then, our show delivered a new outlook into Johnny Cash’s music and career that people really seemed to want to see,” said Barker of the show’s success early on.
The Man in Black features Barker in character during the entire show, portraying each stage of Johnny Cash’s life and career. Performance of Cash hits such as “Folsom Prison Blues,” “I Walk the Line,” “A Boy Named Sue,” “Ring of Fire,” and “Hurt” include a full backing band.
Information regarding tickets and more can be found on The Man In Black website.
Thu. September 15 Strand Theatre for the Arts Plattsburgh, NY
Fri. September 16 The Cabot Beverly, MA
Sat. September 17 The Flying Monkey Plymouth, NH
Thu. October 6 Sugarloaf Performing Arts Center Chester, NY
Fri. October 7 Swyer Theater at the Egg Albany, NY
Sat. October 8 Mohegan Sun Arena Uncasville, CT
Sun. October 9 Beacon Theatre Hopewell, VA
Wed. October 12 Rams Head On Stage Annapolis, MD
Thu. October 13 Birchmere Alexandria, VA
Fri. October 14 Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre Red Bank, NJ
at the Count Basie Center for the Arts
Sat. October 15 Keswick Theatre Glenside, PA
Sun. October 16 American Music Theatre Lancaster, PA
Wed. October 19 Carnegie of Homestead Munhall, PA
Fri. October 21 Pabst Theatre Milwaukee, WI
Sat. October 22 Mystic Lake Casino Hotel Prior Lake, MN
Thu. November 10 Le Capitole Quebec, Canada
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