Schedule

Summer 2003 Dates:
May 30	Vienna, VA	Wolftrap
May 31	Atlantic City, NJ	Trump Plaza Hotel
June 1	Philadelphia, PA	Keswick Theatre
June 3	Dayton, OH	Fraze Pavilion
June 4	Indianapolis, IN	Murat Theatre
June 6	Hilton Head, SC	CTR Court @ Harbortown
June 7	Raleigh, NC	Altell Pavilion
June 8	Atlanta, GA	Chastain Park Amphiteatre
June 10	Westbury, NY	Westbury Music Fair
June 11	Harrisburg, PA	Forum Theatre
June 13	Buffalo, NY	New Melody Fair
June 14	Columbus, OH	Promo-West Pavilion
June 15	Peoria, IL	Civic Center Theatre
June 17	Madison, WI	Mayer Theatre
June 18	Chicago, IL	Skyline Stage
June 20	Biloxi, MS	Beau Rivage Hotel & Casino
June 21	Houston, TX	Woodlands Pavilion
June 22	Dallas, TX	Majestic Theatre
June 25	Redwood City, CA	Fox Theatre
June 27	Lake Tahoe, CA	Caesars Tahoe
June 28	Lake Tahoe, CA	Caesars Tahoe
June 29	Kelseyville, CA	Konocti Hotel Resort
July 1	San Diego, CA	Humphrey's
July 2	Thousand Oaks, CA	Performing Arts Center
July 4	Denver, CO	Paramount Theatre
July 5	Durango, CO	Echo Basin

Summer 2002 Dates:
May 28	Ft. Worth, TX	Bass Performance Hall	Review
May 29	Houston, TX	The Woodlands
May 31	Biloxi, MS	Beau Rivage
June 1	Atlanta, GA	Chastain Park Amphitheatre
June 4	Portsmouth, VA	Ntelos Pavilion
June 5	Philadelphia, PA	Keswick Theatre
June 7	Westbury, NY	Westbury Music Fair
June 8	Atlantic City, NJ	Taj Mahal
June 9	Wallingford, CT	Oakdale Theatre
June 12	Verona, NY	Turning Stone Casino
June 13	Toronto, Ontario	Casino Rama
June 15	Detroit, MI	Meadow Brook
June 16	Cleveland, OH	Tower City Amphitheatre
June 18	Peoria, IL	Civic Center Theatre
June 19	South Bend, IN	Morris Performing Arts Center
June 21	St. Louis, MO	The Pageant
June 22	Merrillville, IN	Star Plaza Theatre
June 23	Rockford, IL	Coronado Theatre
June 25	Kansas City, MO	Starlite Theatre
June 26	Denver, CO	Red Rocks
June 28	Salt Lake City, UT	Deer Valley
June 29	Las Vegas, NV	Aladdin Theatre
July 1	Redwood City, CA	Fox Theatre
July 2	Anaheim, CA	The Grove of Anaheim
July 3	San Diego, CA	Humphrey's

In case nobody has e-mail'd you about how great last night's concert at Bass Hall was, let me do it. It was wonderful! I took my sister (also a 25-year Dan fan) as a early birthday gift to her and we both thought it was the best Dan concert we had seen. I've been to around 7 & she's been to 3 or 4. We also agreed that he looked great -- we could tell, even though we were in the balcony. We had good seats, center stage in the balcony. At Bass Hall there really aren't any bad seats. I didn't bring binoculars, so Dan looked really good to me. The picture in the paper didn't do him justice -- I saw some wrinkles for goodness sakes! He rocked like a 20-year old, but did have slight difficulty reaching the high notes from songs written 20-30 years ago. If he knew he would be singing these songs 30 years later, he might have written the notes a little lower<grin> I was happy for him that I think I saw a wedding band on his finger, and at the end of his encore he & a woman that sang back-up on only that last song, wrapped their arms around each other. I could be wrong, does anyone know if he remarried?

The Dallas Morning News ran an article by Matt Weitz that was extremely favorable. I e-mail'd him to thank him for that, because in the past some papers didn't even cover his concerts, or they were written by someone who didn't seem to have any knowledge of history of Dan & his music. If Matt didn't know about Dan, he sure seemed like he did. For those of you who can't pull this up, I'll share Matt's review:

Funny thing about Dan Fogelberg; In the early '70s he was part of the highly popular country/folk/rock movement in pop, sharing space with the likes of the Eagles and Poco. By the end of the early '80s -- and after a string of best-selling albums -- most of his former contemporaries were in the dust, and he was an industry unto himself. Since then he's been a stranger to the platinum realm but has maintained a loyal core following that has allowed him to put out more than a dozen albums and stay in the business for 30 years. He celebrated that fact Tuesday night at Bass Performance Hall with a sold-out first show of his summer tour. Music fans have always been of two minds regarding Mr. Fogelberg. Some find him an insightful troubadour; others, an insufferable sap. Perhaps that has something to do with the '70s-era coming-of-age most of his fans share with him: those who regard listening to "Best of Your Love" with their sweetie in their mom's Nova as the last innocent period of their life vs. those who regard it as their dopiest. Judging by the crowd's reaction, none of the latter bothered to attend Tuesday's show. From the first notes of "Magic Every Moment," the audience was enthusiastically appreciative of Mr. Fogelberg and his work. His backing band reinforced the '70s memories, primarily in the presence of Joe Vitale (James Gang, Joe Walsh) on drums and Mark Andes (Spirit, JoJo Gunne, Firefall) on bass. Texan Robert McEntree on guitar and keyboardist Mike Hanna completed the roster. The show started out with nine of his mellower songs done with a full band, then an acoustic interlude featuring Mr. Fogelberg on solo piano and guitar. Following that was a rousing all-electric finale. The musicianship and production values were first-rate; the only thing was that in almost every instance, the older material was better. In the first phase, the sinuous "Changing Horses" and countrified "Morning Sky" (and especially the Carole King-like "To the Morning," which Mr. Fogelberg said he'd never before attempted live) put later tunes such as "Run for the Roses" and the clichéd "Forefathers" in the shade. In the acoustic section, the sad distance of "Old Tennessee" was much more nuanced than the sentimental radio hit "Leader of the Band." In the rocking exit, "Part of the Plan" (and, heck, even two blues covers) had more pep than the later tunes. Of course, it's all a matter of degree. Mr. Fogelberg was playing Bass Hall. Sunday night, Poison -- a band whose first and last albums are much the same -- plays the Smirnoff Music Centre. You do the math.

[for those of you not familiar with the Smirnoff Centre, it's much smaller than the Bass Hall, and it's also outdoors -- Dan's place was bigger and classier].

Well, that's the review in the paper, hope you liked it.

The crowd was the usual, people from their 20s to their 60s. I even saw a man with his 10-year-old son (I brought my boys up on Dan, too). Everyone is mature and laid back. I heard some women (or maybe it was just the one over and over again) shouting, "we love you Dan." And just as many guys screaming with enthusiasm. Some people think Dan is just a chick musician, but I beg to differ (can I hear from the men out there who like Dan?). I'd love to hear from those of you who attend any of his other concerts this summer, to compare. Dan was in his usual good humor -- he's very witty. He was really thankful to the fans for being so kind, heck we weren't faking it, we really had a great time!

I know this is very long, but I just had to share. He played for over two hours, closer to two and a half, we really got our money's worth.

Take care everyone. Try to see this summer tour if you possibly can, you won't regret it.

Summer 2000 Dates:
July 2	Seattle, WA	St. Michelle Winery
July 3	Bend, OR	Athletic Club Courtyard
July 5	Boise, ID	Morrison Center
July 7	Sandy, UT	Amphitheatre
July 8	Denver, CO	Red Rocks Amphitheatre
July 10	Los Angeles, CA	House of Blues
July 11	Anaheim, CA	Sun Theatre
July 12	San Diego, CA	Humphrey's (Concerts By The Bay)
July 14	Las Vegas, NV	House of Blues
July 15	Reno, NV	Silver Legacy
July 16	San Francisco, CA	Warfield Theatre
BREAK
September 15	Westbury, NY	Westbury Music Fair
September 16	Boston, MA	Orpheum Theatre
September 17	Washington, D.C.	Warner Theatre
September 19	Philadelphia, PA	Keswick Theatre
September 20	Verona, NY	Turning Stone Casino
September 22	Easton, PA	State Theatre
September 23	Atlantic City, NJ	Taj Mahal / Zanadu Room
September 24	Hartford, CT	Bushnell
September 26	Baltimore, MD	Mechanic Theatre
September 28	Naples, FL	Philharmonic Center for the Arts
September 30	Clearwater, FL	Ruth Eckerd Hall
October 1	Pompano Beach, FL	Amphitheatre
October 3	Melbourne, FL	King Center
October 6	Charleston, SC	Performing Arts Center
October 7	Atlanta, GA	Chastain Park

Summer 1999 Dates:
July 16	Medford, OR	Britt Festival	Review
July 17	Portland, OR	Sokol Blosser Winery	Review
July 18	Seattle, WA	Zoo Amphitheatre	Review
July 20	Kelseyville, CA	Konocti Field Amphitheatre Konocti Harbor Resort	Review
July 23	Las Vegas, NV	Hard Rock Las Vegas Hotel	Review
July 24	Los Angeles, CA	The Greek Theatre	Review
July 25	San Diego, CA	Humphrey's (Concerts By The Bay)	Review
July 27-28	Saratoga, CA	Historic Mountain Winery	Review
July 30	Deer Valley, UT	Deer Valley Resort Amphitheatre	Review
July 31	Denver, CO	Red Rocks Amphitheatre	Review
August 3	Interlocken, MI	Kresge Auditorium - Interlocken Arts Festival	Review
August 4	Detroit, MI	Meadowbrook Music Festival	Review
	Please note that the concert originally scheduled for August 7 at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA will be re-scheduled for a later date.

*Spring / Summer 1998 dates:*
April 17	Austin, TX	The Backyard, 8:30pm Call 888-597-STAR for tickets	Review
April 18	Richardson, TX	Wildflower Nights concert Visit this site for details.	Review
April 19	Houston, TX	Aerial Theatre at Bayou Place	Review
July 4	Aspen, CO	Music Tent	Review
July 5	Silver Creek, CO (Winter Park area)	Westfest (3-day annual festival)	Review
July 7	Chicago, IL	Ravinia Festival	Review
July 8	Columbus, OH	Polaris Amphitheatre	Review
July 9	Dayton, OH	Fraze Pavilion	Review
July 11	Wallingford, CT	Oakdale Theatre	Review
July 12	Boston, MA	Harborlights Pavilion	Review
July 14	Westbury, NY (Long Island)	Westbury Music Fair
July 15	Cape Cod, MA	Cape Cod Melody Tent
July 17	Stanhope, NJ	Waterloo Village	Review
July 18	Philadelphia, PA	Mann Center
July 20	Vienna, VA	Wolftrap
July 21	Atlanta, GA	Chastain Park	Review
July 23	Orlando, FL	Bob Carr Auditorium
July 24	Tampa, FL	Performing Arts Center	Review
July 25	Ft. Lauderdale, FL	Broward Performing Arts Center
*More to come?...*	*Keep checking back here ...*	*For the latest!!!*
*LEG 1 (1997):*
June 20	Detroit, MI	Meadowbrook Theater	Review
June 21	Grand Rapids, MI	Devos Hall	Review
June 22	Milwaukee, WI	Riverside Theater	Review
June 24	Indianapolis, IN	Murat Theater	Review
June 25	Cleveland, OH	Nautica Stage	Review
June 27	Warwick, RI	Warwick Music Theater	Review
June 28	Cohasset, MA	Cohasset Music Theater	Review
June 29	Wallingford, CT	Oakdale Theater	Review
July 1	New York, NY	Beacon Theater	Review
July 2	Westbury, NY	Westbury Music Fair	Review
July 3	Syracuse, NY	Landmark Theater	Review
July 6	Atlanta, GA	Chastain Park	Review
July 7	Myrtle Beach, SC	Palace Theater	Review
July 8	Vienna, VA	Wolf Trap Theater	Review
July 10	Melbourne, FL	King Center	Review
July 11	Clearwater, FL	Ruth Eckerd Hall	Review
July 12	Sunrise, FL	Sunrise Musical Theater	Review
*LEG 2 (1997):*
July 24	Santa Fe, NM	Paolo Solari Amph.	Review
July 25	Denver, CO	Red Rocks Amph.	Review
July 26	Salt Lake City, UT	Wolf Mountain Amph.	Review
July 29	Livermore, CA	Wente Bros. Theater	Review
July 30-31	Saratoga, CA	Mountain Winery	Review
August 2	Las Vegas, NV	Hard Rock Las Vegas Hotel	Review
August 3	Los Angeles, CA	Greek Theater	Review
August 5	San Diego, CA	Humphrey's	Review
August 8	Seattle, WA	Pier Theater	Review
August 9	Portland, OR	Sokol Blosser Winery	Review
*LEG 3 (1997):*
October, 17	Dallas, TX	Bronco Bowl	Review
October, 18	Tulsa, OK	Brady Theatre	Review
October, 19	Wichita, KS	Cotillion	Review
October, 21	Minneapolis, MN	Orpheum Theatre	Review
October, 22	Omaha, NE	Music Hall	Review
October, 24	Springfield, MO	Performing Arts Center	Review
October, 25	Springfield, IL	Sangamon Auditorium
October, 26	Peoria, IL	Civic Center Theatre	Review
October, 28	Nashville, TN	Ryman Auditorium
October, 29	Charlotte, NC	Ovens Auditorium	Review
October 30	Jacksonville, FL	Florida Theatre	Review
*LEG 4 (1998):*
January 23	Anaheim, CA	Freedman Forum	Review
January 27	San Luis Obispo, CA	Perf. Arts Center	Review
January 28	Bakersfield, CA	Fox Theater	Review
January 30 & 31	Stateline, NV	Ceasers	Review
February 1	Clear Lake, CA	Konocti Harbor Resort	Review
February 3	Thousand Oaks, CA	Arts Center	Review

(The following has been under construction for next to forever, please excuse my lapses.)

**(#of voters: 78)**
RANK	SONG#	SONG TITLE	#VOTES
1	34	Dancing Shoes	27
2	72	The Reach	23
3	2	Stars	22
4	111	Forefathers	21
5	1	To The Morning	17
6	9	Wysteria	15
7	31	The Last Nail	15
8	32	Nether Lands	15
9	15	Souvenirs	14
10	59	Beggar's Game	14
11	40	Scarecrow's Dream	13
12	83	Tucson, Arizona (Gazette)	13
13	117	Bones In The Sky	13
14	79	Make Love Stay	12
15	113	Anastasia's Eyes	11
16	125	The Minstrel	11
17	143	Hearts & Crafts (unreleased)	11
18	11	Part Of The Plan	10
19	13	Changing Horses	10
20	27	Next Time	10
21	30	Crow	10
22	58	Longer	10
23	60	Along The Road	10
24	64	In The Passage	10
25	19	Morning Sky	9
26	39	Give Me Some Time	9
27	95	Go Down Easy	9
28	112	Song Of The Sea	9
29	7	Looking For A Lady	8
30	16	The Long Way	8
31	20	(Someone's Been) Telling You Stories	8
32	21	There's A Place In The World For A Gambler	8
33	26	Old Tennessee	8
34	54	The Last To Know	8
35	61	Nexus	8
36	75	Hard To Say	8
37	101	Lonely In Love	8
38	35	Lessons Learned	7
39	53	Gypsy Wind	7
40	62	The Innocent Age	7
41	85	Sweet Magnolia (And The Travelling Salesman)	7
	122	A Cry in the Forest	7

4 Be On Your Way 6
5 Hickory Grove 6
12 Illinois 6
17 As The Raven Flies 6
18 Song From Half Mountain 6
33 Once Upon A Time 6
52 Phoenix 6
57 Heart Hotels 6
63 The Sand And The Foam 6
67 Leader Of The Band 6
68 Same Old Lang Syne 6
69 Stolen Moments 6
76 Empty Cages 6
86 Believe In Me 6
110 The Wild Places 6
118 The Spirit Trail 6
10 The River 5
41 Sketches 5
66 Run For The Roses 5
102 Seeing You Again 5
107 Our Last Farewell 5
123 Magic Every Moment 5
130 A Love Like This 5
144 The Chauvanist Song (unreleased)5
3 More Than Ever 4
8 Anyway I Love You 4
14 Better Change 4
24 Comes And Goes 4
25 Captured Angel 4
38 Promises Made 4
55 Face the Fire 4
71 Only The Heart May Know 4
77 Ghosts 4
81 Windows And Walls 4
92 High Country Snows 4
120 Over & Over 4
131 River Of Souls 4
132 A Voice For Peace 4
23 These Days 3
28 Man In The Mirror 3
29 Below The Surface 3
36 Loose Ends 3
51 Tullamore Dew 3
56 Wishing On The Moon 3
78 Missing You 3
82 The Loving Cup 3
94 Shallow Rivers 3
98 The Higher You Climb 3
129 Higher Ground 3
136 Sunlight 3
137 Isle Au Haut 3
6 Long Way Home (Live in the Country) 2
22 Aspen 2
37 Love Gone By 2
42 False Faces 2
74 Times Like These 2
99 Exiles 2
105 Hearts In Decline 2
108 Beyond The Edge (bonus track on CD) 2
109 Aurora Nova 2
121 Road Beneath My Wheels 2
124 All There Is 2
126 Faces Of America 2
127 Holy Road 2
135 Todos Santos 2
141 Stasia 2
65 Lost In The Sun 1
70 The Lion's Share 1
80 The Language Of Love 1
87 Gone Too Far 1
88 Down the Road 1
89 Mountain Pass 1
90 Sutter's Mill 1
93 The Outlaw 1
97 Think of What You've Done 1
103 She Don't Look Back 1
104 The Way It Must Be 1
106 It Doesn't Matter 1
114 Blind To The Truth 1
115 Lovers In A Dangerous Time 1
128 Serengeti Moon 1
133 County Clare 1
138 The Face Of Love 1
139 Songbird 1
140 Is This Magic 1
142 Windward 1
73 Aireshire Lament
84 Let Her Go
91 Wolf Creek
96 Wandering Shepherd
100 What You're Doing
116 Rhythm Of The Rain
119 Ever On
134 Forever Jung
43 Twin's Theme
44 Intimidation
45 Guitar Etude No. 3(?)
46 Tell Me To My Face
47 Lahaina Luna
48 Paris Nocturne
49 Since You Asked
50 Power of Gold

Summer 2001 Dates:
July 5	Seattle, WA	Pier 62/63
July 7	Kelseyville, CA	Konocti Harbor Resort
July 8	Saratoga, CA	Villa Montalvo
July 10	San Diego, CA	Humphrey's
July 11	Anaheim, CA	The Sun Theatre
July 13	Las Vegas, NV	House of Blues
July 15	Colorado Springs, CO	Pike's Peak Center
July 16	Denver, CO	Paramount Theatre
July 19 and 20	Vevay, IN	Belterra Casino/Resort
July 23	Detroit, MI	Meadowbrook
July 24	Interlochen, MI	Center for the Performing Arts
July 28	Napa, CA	Mondavi Winery