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CCR’s John Fogerty announces his first 2027 tour dates
Creedence Clearwater Revival vocalist, guitarist and main songwriter John Fogerty will be back on the road in 2027 and has announced his first tour dates. Called the “All Night Revival” tour, the shows will take place in the United States in February, April, May and June. Zack Bryan will be his opening act on those shows, only not being part of the ones in Las Vegas.
CCR’s John Fogerty announces his first 2027 tour dates
February
- 11 – Las Vegas – Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
- 12 – Las Vegas – Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
- 13 – Las Vegas – Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
April
- 28 – U.S. Bank Stadium – Minneapolis, Minnesota
May
- 1 – Lucas Oil Stadium – Indianapolis, Indiana
- 4 – Lambeau Field – Green Bay, Wisconsin
- 8 – Soldier Field – Chicago, Illinois
- 14 – MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, New Jersey
- 15 – MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, New Jersey
- 18 – M&T Bank Stadium – Baltimore, Maryland
- 22 – Nissan Stadium – Nashville, Tennessee
- 25 – Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- 29 – Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, Georgia
June
- 2 – Highmark Stadium – Buffalo, New York
In 2023, Fogerty finally regained the rights to his songs, which for decades had been owned by Fantasy Records, a label controlled by Saul Zaentz. In 2025, he released “Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years”, an album in which he re-recorded some of the biggest hits from his time with the band.
Now that he is at peace with that, Fogerty talked with CBS Sunday Morning about that era of the band and his current relationship with his former bandmates Stu Cook (Bass) and Doug “Cosmo” Clifford (Drums). From 1995 to 2020 they toured around the world as Creedence Clearwater Revisited, playing the songs of the band.
“Yeah, I think so (that I’m at peace with Creedence). It depends on what you may mean by that. The way I accept it as inevitable…laughing at myself now, I have been sued innumerable times by my former bandmates, let me put it that way. Sometimes it was actually my brother Tom, but after he passed, even his widow joined with Doug (Clifford) and Stu (Cook) and sued me.”
“It’s ironic that 80-year-old people are still suing each other. So if you mean at peace that way, I just accept all those things as kind of inevitable. That’s all. It’s not surprising anymore,” John Fogerty said.
