Singer Rob Thomas starts his first solo trek since 2019 on August 1 in Atlanta with the All Night Days Tour. His son, Mason, steps in as lead guitarist for the 25-city run across America.
Thomas explained why he chose to start a tour to : “Next year will be the 30th anniversary of Matchbox Twenty so I thought, if I don’t get out there now and play solo, I’ll miss that window.”
The tour promotes his new album, All Night Days, while marking two decades since his debut solo album, …Something to Be.
After Atlanta, Thomas will perform in many cities.
A Great Big World joins as the main support act on most dates. The Lucky warms up crowds in select cities. The shows include open-air venues and indoor theaters. Tickets are on sale through or .
Fans can expect solo hits like “Lonely No More” and “Her Diamonds.” The setlist mixes in Matchbox Twenty staples “3 AM” and “Unwell,” plus the first single from his new album, “Hard To Be Happy.”
Thomas’s music with Matchbox Twenty sold over , while his solo efforts added more. The smash hit “Smooth” with Carlos Santana brought him three Grammy Awards.
This run marks Thomas’s return to solo shows after finishing Matchbox Twenty’s “Slow Dream Tour” in 2023 and 2024.
