Jack Johnson has announced the "Surfilmusic Tour," a 43-date trek that will take the singer-songwriter and his band coast-to-coast next year.
The tour will both mark Johnson's long-awaited return to the road after a four-year hiatus and celebrate a new era of music, film, and environmental connection rooted in his 20-year catalog.
The tour kicks off on June 19th in Gilford, New Hampshire, with stops in Philadelphia, Toronto, Chicago, Nashville, Los Angeles, and more. Hermanos Gutiérrez, Lake Street Dive, and G. Love will serve as supporting acts.
Tickets are on sale now at jackjohnsonmusic.com.
In support of the tour, Johnson has released a new single, "Hold On To The Light," featuring Gutiérrez.
The song offers an early glimpse into the forthcoming Surfilmusic soundtrack, scored by Johnson and Gutiérrez for a new film featuring Johnson set to debut next year.
Surfilmusic, a documentary chronicling Johnson's evolution from surfer to filmmaker to world-renowned musician, weaves through the making of his iconic surf films Thicker Than Water (1999) and The September Sessions (2000).
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