Big Velvet is bringing The Book of Paul Tour to a city near your.
Paul Cauthen dropped his highly anticipated fifth studio album back in April, and if you were looking for a fusion of rock, country and gospel (A.K.A. Cauthen’s signature sound), you’ll find all of that in the Book of Paul. The high-energy, self-reflective project comes at a time in Cauthen’s life where he’s certainly become battle tested.
Cauthen has been through the highs and the lows, and the result is this project with fiery, upbeat tracks like “Texas Swagger” and slower, introspective songs like “The Voice Inside (Silence).” He describes it as a record that’s unapologetically himself, and hopes it inspires others to act in the same way:
“It’s just being who you are – unapologetically yourself – and that’s every one of my records. Does it dance? Does it make you cry? Does it make you feel? As far as I’m concerned I’ve made it already. I can already do whatever I want musically. And when you get to this point you look back. I have built my whole career going against the grain, and that’s what this record is. The freaking trials and tribulations of Paul. It’s everything I wanted on an album.”
And everything Paul wanted in an album is soon to be everything that he and his fans will want in a tour.
Today, the talented Texas native announced The Book of Paul Tour, which is set to start in July and run all the way through the end of November. Cauthen will kick things off in Missouri, and travel all across the country (and up into Canada) for five straight months before finishing the tour with three straight Texas shows.
If you’ve never seen Paul Cauthen live, now is your chance. The “Texas Swagger” singer puts on one hell of a show, and he’s coming to a city near you.
Check out the tour dates below and make sure to visit Paul Cauthen’s website to secure your tickets today.
The Book Of Paul Tour Dates
July 9 – Springfield, Missouri (Gillioz Theatre) *
July 10 – West Peoria, Illinois (Crusens) *
July 11 – Saint Paul, Minnesota (Minnesota Country Club) *
July 14 – Billings, Montana (Pub Station) *
July 16 – Jackson, Wyoming (Snow King Resort) *
July 17 – Sandy, Utah (Sandy Amphitheater) *
July 18 – Aspen, Colorado (Belly Up) *
August 12 – Sturgis, South Dakota (Iron Horse Saloon)
August 13 – Odessa, Texas (Dos Amigos)
August 21 – Cincinnati, Ohio (Megacorp Pavilion) ^
August 22 – Chattanooga, Tennessee (The Signal) ^
August 23 – St. Louis, Missouri (The Hawthorn) ^
August 25 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Turner Hall Ballroom) ^
August 27 – Sioux Falls, South Dakota (The District) ^
August 28 – Des Moines, Iowa (Val Air Ballroom) ^
August 29 – Lincoln, Nebraska (Bourbon Theatre) ^
September 11 – Nashville, Tennessee (Ryman Auditorium) =
September 12 – Columbus, Ohio (Kemba Live!) ^
September 14 – Madison, Wisconsin (Majestic Theatre)^
September 15 – Chicago, Illinois (Thalia Hall) ^
September 17 – Royal Oak, Michigan (Royal Oak Music Theatre) ^
September 18 – Indianapolis, Indiana (Hi-Fi Annex) ^
September 19 – Pryor, Oklahoma (Born & Raised Festival)
September 22 – Cambridge, Massachusetts (The Sinclair) ^
September 23 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Ardmore Music Hall) ^
September 24 – New York, New York (The Bowery Ballroom)
September 26 – Charleston, South Carolina (Hometeam BBQ)
October 9 – Denver, Colorado (Mission Ballroom) ++
October 10 – Grand Junction, Colorado (Mesa Theater) #
October 12 – Boise, Idaho (Knitting Factory) #
October 13 – Spokane, Washington (Knitting Factory) #
October 15 – Calgary, Alberta (The Palace Theatre) #
October 16 – Edmonton, Alberta (Midway Music Hall) #
October 17 – Red Deer, Alberta (Bo’s Bar & Grill) #
October 20 – Kelowna, British Columbia (Kelowna Comm. Theatre) #
October 21 – Vancouver, British Columbia (The Commodore Ballroom) #
October 23 – Portland, Oregon (Roseland Theater) #
October 24 – Seattle, Washington (Showbox SoDo) #
October 25 – Eugene, Oregon (McDonald Theatre) #
November 3 – Tucson, Arizona (Rialto Theatre)
November 4 – Tempe, Arizona (Marquee Theatre)
November 6 – Pioneertown, California (Pappy & Harriet’s) %
November 7 – Santa Ana, California (The Observatory) %
November 8 – Paso Robles, California (BarrelHouse) %
November 10 – Monterey, California (Golden State Theatre) %
November 13 – Sacramento, California (Ace of Spades) %
November 14 – San Francisco, California (Castro Theatre) %
November 19 – Houston, Texas (White Oak Music Hall)
November 20 – Austin, Texas (Stubbs’s WC Amphitheater)
November 21 – Dallas, Texas (The Bomb Factory)
Support Acts
* Alex Lambert
^ Ben Chapman
= Chaparelle
= Colton Bowlin
++ Rootbeer Richie
++ Tristan Trincado
% The Wilder Blue
# Leon Majcen
