• 10.May.2012

    NORTH AMERICAN DATES ANNOUNCED FOR “OLD IDEAS WORLD TOUR 2012”

    NORTH AMERICAN DATES ANNOUNCED FOR “OLD IDEAS WORLD TOUR 2012”
  • 10.May.2012

    gresa: Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell 1967 Please don’t let Taylor Swift play her in a movie

    gresa:

    Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell 1967

    Please don’t let Taylor Swift play her in a movie

  • 10.May.2012

    Legendary singer/songwriter/poet Leonard Cohen will be gracing stages throughout the U.S. and Canada with a new live show, beginning October 31st., 2012, in Austin, TX. The North American leg of Cohen’s “Old Ideas World Tour 2012” ...

    Legendary singer/songwriter/poet Leonard Cohen will be gracing stages throughout the U.S. and Canada with a new live show, beginning October 31st., 2012, in Austin, TX. The North American leg of Cohen’s “Old Ideas World Tour 2012” follows on the heels of his previously announced European concert dates. The tour, promoted by AEG Live and presented in Canada by CBCMUSIC.CA, celebrates Cohen’s highly acclaimed twelfth studio album, Old Ideas. The album debuted at #1 across the globe, making it the highest charting album of his career. Tickets for the Canadian tour dates will go on sale starting Friday, May 11th, 2012, and U.S. dates will go on sale starting Friday, May 18th, 2012. For updated tour information visit www.LeonardCohen.com.

    The “Old Ideas World Tour 2012” follows Cohen’s triumphant 2008-2010 world tour — his first in 15 years — which was met with overwhelming praise. The New York Times reported that “Mr. Cohen sang these words with a kind of gracious generosity…awash in wild applause,” while The San Jose Mercury News reported “The show underscored what his fans already know: Leonard Cohen is one of the greatest singer-songwriters in the history of popular music.” The Victoria Times Colonist reported that Cohen received “an automatic standing ovation at what was clearly the Church of Leonard.” The Vancouver Sun called the show “nothing short of a religious experience” and the Toronto Sun declared Leonard Cohen “Charming, funny, poignant, smart, sharp, sexy… he is still a ladykiller.”