The Old Friends Acoustic Tour

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The Old Friends Acoustic Tour
Tour by Ben Rector
The Old Friends Acoustic Tour Poster (2023).jpeg
2023 poster
LocationUnited States
Start dateFebruary 27, 2020
End dateDecember 1, 2023
Legs3
No. of shows33
Ben Rector concert chronology
  • The Joy of Music Live
  • The Old Friends Acoustic Tour

The Old Friends Acoustic Tour is a 2020, 2023, and 2024 concert tour from American singer-songwriter Ben Rector. The original tour, featuring Cody Fry, was slated to perform throughout the first half of 2020, but enforced lockdowns amidst the growing COVID-19 pandemic in the United States saw the tour cancelled after 4 performances, compromising 12 concerts. The tour was later revived in 2023 featuring Jordy Searcy and Stephen Day, performing an additional 27 concerts. Two additional dates were performed in October 2024. The concert is named after Rector's single "Old Friends".

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Having missed his acoustic performances from his college years, Rector headlined the Old Friends Acoustic Tour to perform laid-back, stripped versions of his music. The concert would feature music mainly from his two albums prior, Magic and Brand New . Following enforced national lockdowns and the cancellation of the tour, he would find the open schedule relieving and would rework his upcoming album The Joy of Music in the meantime, among other releases. Some of his new music he released since 2020 would be featured in the 2023 revival.

Background

2020 poster The Old Friends Acoustic Tour Poster (2020).jpeg
2020 poster

When Ben Rector was in college, he would tour with just an acoustic guitar, an experience he missed. [1] Rector announced the tour in November 2019; the tour was designed to perform stripped versions of his songs, mainly those from 2018's Magic and 2015's Brand New , with a more relaxed atmosphere. [2] The tour featured Cody Fry. [3] In January 2020 he recorded the songs for his upcoming album following Magic, and began touring for the concert the following late February. [4] At the same time, the COVID-19 pandemic began spreading in the United States, and national lockdowns started to take effect, enforcing stay-at-home orders. Most entertainment fields were impacted around the same time. Rector had just flown to Dallas, Texas to perform at the Majestic Theatre that night, but was forced to return home in Nashville, Tennessee. [5] Attempts to postpone dates failed, and he ultimately cancelled the tour in August 2020. The following September, he held a pay-per-view livestream of the concert. [6] [7]

Although he was disappointed about the tour being cancelled he found the lack of a schedule to be liberating for him creatively. The day after flying home he immediately wrote "It Would Be You" via voice memos during quarantine with record producer John Fields. [8] With the free time, he would re-write and re-record most his next album from scratch, [4] as well as release A Ben Rector Christmas among other singles. [9] Meanwhile, Fry returned to production work; shortly afterward his song "I Hear a Symphony" from the 2017 album Flying became a viral hit on the social media platform TikTok, helping advance his career. [3]

The tour was revived in 2023, with musicians Jordy Searcy Stephen Day, and Austin Goodloe. [1] [10] The new tour received a new set, updated to include songs from The Joy of Music and Rector's single "Range Rover". [11] He cites The Old Friends Acoustic Tour as his favorite tour to perform. [6]

Setlist

2020 tour

The following setlist was obtained from the concert held on February 28, 2020, at The Magnolia in El Cajon, California. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

  1. "You've Got a Friend in Me"
    (Randy Newman cover)
  2. "Crazy"
  3. "Never Gonna Let You Go" / "My Girl"
    (The Temptations cover)
  4. "When a Heart Breaks"
  5. "Let the Good Times Roll"
  6. "When I'm With You"
  7. "Loving You is Easy"
  8. "Note to Self"
  9. "Paris"
  10. "The Men That Drive Me Places"
  11. "Duo"
  12. "Old Friends"
  13. "Brand New"
  14. "Sailboat"

2023 tour

The following setlist was obtained from the concert held on March 29, 2023, at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour. [11]

  1. "When I'm With You"
  2. "Sunday"
  3. "Living My Best Life"
  4. "When a Heart Breaks"
  5. "Forever Like That"
  6. "Let the Good Times Roll"
  7. "It's a Great Day to Be Alive"
    (Darrell Scott cover)
  8. "30,000 Feet"
  9. "Old Friends" / "Forever Young"
    (Alphaville cover)
  10. "Love Like This"
  11. "The Men That Drive Me Places"
  12. "Kiss the Girl" / "Under the Sea" / "Part of Your World"
    (Alan Menken and Howard Ashman cover)
  13. "Brand New"
  14. "Range Rover"

Tour dates

Opening act Jordy Searcy performing at the tour, 2024 Jordy Searcy at The Old Friends Acoustic Tour (2024) no2.jpg
Opening act Jordy Searcy performing at the tour, 2024
Ben Rector performing at the tour, 2024 Ben Rector at The Old Friends Acoustic Tour (2024) no9.jpg
Ben Rector performing at the tour, 2024
Ben Rector (left) performing with Austin Goodloe (center) and Jordy Searcy, 2024 The Old Friends Acoustic Tour Full (2024) no5.jpg
Ben Rector (left) performing with Austin Goodloe (center) and Jordy Searcy, 2024
Ben Rector (left) with Austin Goodloe (right), 2024 Ben Rector and Austin Goodloe at The Old Friends Acoustic Tour (2024) no3 (cropped).jpg
Ben Rector (left) with Austin Goodloe (right), 2024
Austin Goodloe performing at the tour, 2024 Austin Goodloe at The Old Friends Acoustic Tour (2024) no3.jpg
Austin Goodloe performing at the tour, 2024

2020 tour

Dates performed

DateCityVenue
North America
February 27, 2020 Riverside, California Fox Performing Arts Center [12]
February 28, 2020 El Cajon, California The Magnolia [13]
March 6, 2020 Denver, Colorado Paramount Theatre [14]
March 7, 2020 Rexburg, Idaho BYU-Idaho's Center Stage [15]

Dates cancelled

DateCityVenueReason
North America
March 13, 2020 Dallas, Texas Majestic Theatre [16] COVID-19 pandemic
March 18, 2020 Nashville, Tennessee Ryman Auditorium [17]
March 20, 2020 Little Rock, Arkansas Robinson Center Stage [18]
March 27, 2020 Minneapolis, Minnesota State Theatre [19]
March 28, 2020 Chicago, Illinois Athenaeum Theatre [20]
April 4, 2020 Boston, Massachusetts Boch Center [21]
April 9, 2020 Charlotte, North Carolina North Carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center [22]
April 10, 2020 Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Symphony Hall
April 17, 2020 Greenville, North Carolina Peace Center [23]
April 18, 2020 Birmingham, Alabama Alabama Theatre [24]
April 23, 2020 College Station, Texas Rudder Auditorium [25]
May 1, 2020 Grand Rapids, Michigan Fountain Street Church [26]

2023 tour

DateCityVenue
North America
March 9, 2023 Seattle, Washington Moore Theatre [1]
March 10, 2023 Portland, Oregon Keller Auditorium [1]
March 16, 2023 San Antonio, Texas Majestic Theatre [1]
March 17, 2023 Fort Worth, Texas Will Rogers Memorial Center [1]
March 24, 2023 Grand Rapids, Michigan GLC Live at 20 Monroe [1]
March 25, 2023 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Riverside Theater [1]
March 29, 2023 Nashville, Tennessee Ryman Auditorium [1]
April 14, 2023 Athens, Georgia Classic Center [1]
April 15, 2023 Greenville, South Carolina Peace Center Concert Hall [1]
April 21, 2023 Durham, North Carolina Durham Performing Arts Center [1]
April 27, 2023 Little Rock, Arkansas Robinson Center [1]
April 28, 2023 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tulsa Theater [1]
May 5, 2023 Wichita, Kansas Cotillion Ballroom [1]
May 6, 2023 Denver, Colorado Paramount Theatre [1]
October 7, 2023 Sandy, Utah Sandy Amphitheater [27]
October 13, 2023 Saratoga, California Mountain Winery Amphitheater [28]
October 14, 2023 San Diego, California Humphreys Concerts by the Bay [29]
October 19, 2023 Chesterfield, Missouri The Factory Theatre [30]
October 20, 2023 Kansas City, Missouri Midland Theatre [31]
November 3, 2023 Cincinnati, Ohio Aronoff Center [32]
November 4, 2023 Detroit, Michigan Fox Theatre [33]
November 9, 2023 Louisville, Kentucky The Kentucky Center [34]
November 10, 2023 Knoxville, Tennessee Tennessee Theatre [35]
November 17, 2023 Orlando, Florida Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts [36]
November 18, 2023 Clearwater, Florida Ruth Eckerd Hall [37]
November 30, 2023 Austin, Texas The Moody Theater [38]
December 1, 2023 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma The Criterion [39]

2024 tour

DateCityVenue
North America
October 11, 2024 Waco, Texas Magnolia Silos
October 12, 2024 Orlando, Florida Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

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