MARCH 2018

24 march

Stamford Connecticut

Paul Simon plays "The Sound of Silence" alongside a student protester during the March for Our Lives rally

More than 800 March for Our Lives events, organized by survivors of the Parkland, Florida school shooting on February 14 that left 17 dead, are taking place around

the world to call for legislative action to address school safety and gun violence

APRIL 2018

25 april

New York

Brooks Brothers Bicentennial Celebation

Paul simon singing American Tune

May 2018

16 may

Vancouver Canada

Rogers Arena

18 may

Washington

Key Arena Seattle

19 may

Portland Oregon

MODA Center

22 may

Los Angeles California

Hollywood Bowl

23 may

Los Angeles California

Hollywood Bowl

Paul Simon & Ringo Star

25 may

Oakland California

Oracle Arena

27 may

Las Vegas Nevada

MGM Grand Garden Arena

28 may

Los Angeles, California

Hollywood Bowl

30 may

Denver Colorado

Fiddler's Green

JUNE 2018

01 june

Dallas Texas

American Airlines Center

02 junz

Houston Texas

Toyota Center

04 june

Austin Texas

Frank Erwin Center

06 june

Chicago Illinoise

United Center

08 june

St Paul Minnesota

Xcel Energy Center

10 june

Detroit Michigan

DTE Energy Center

12 june

Toronto Canada

Air Canada Centre

13 june

Montreal Canada

Bell Centre

15 june

Boston Massachusetts

TD Garden

16 june

Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Wells Fargo Center

19 june

Greensboro North Carolina

Greensboro Coliseum

20 june

Nashville Tennessee

Bridgestone Arena

EUROPE TOUR 2018

JUNE 2018

30 june

Stockholm Sweden

Ericsson Globe

JULY 2018

01 july

Oslo Norway

Spektrum

03 july

Copenhagen Denmark

Royal Arena

05 july

Antwerp Belgium

Sportpaleis

07 july

Amsterdam Netherlands

Ziggo Dome

08 july

Amsterdam Netherlands

Ziggo Dome

10 july

Manchester UK

Manchester Arena

11 july

Glasgow UK

SSE Hydro

13 july

Dublin Ireland

ROS Arena

15 july

London UK

Hyde Park BST Festival

AUGUST 2018

25 aug

Montauk

On August 25, 2018 (Saturday) at the Montauk Music Festival’s fundraiser event “Montauk Music Festival Rocks The Lighthouse” held at the Montauk Point Lighthouse grounds, Paul Simon made a surprise appearance.

He performed a short set of four of his songs: “Late in the Evening”, “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover”, “Me & Julio Down by the Schoolyard”, and “You Can Call Me Al”.
The event was a benefit for the lighthouse and was intended to stay intimate and local, so the surprise nature was part of the intention.
Attendance numbers vary: some sources say “at least 3,000 people” eventually admitted.
Paul lived in Montauk for many years, and this appearance connected with his local presence.
This surprise show was quite informal compared to large tour dates — smaller scale, community-oriented.
It tied back to his earlier Montauk-area charitable efforts (he had organised “Back at the Ranch” concerts in the 1990s, also for the lighthouse/shoreline) so it had a sense of return.
The Montauk Point Lighthouse is one of the oldest active lighthouses in the US, and the event helped raise funds for its upkeep.
The festival organiser noted that the venue (the lighthouse grounds) provides a dramatic backdrop — the lighthouse, the sea, the full-moon, the quiet community vibe.
The secrecy was deliberate: the organiser even requested no social-media postings early, to preserve the intimate feel.