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The show kicks off on May 30th.
Actors and musicians LEA MICHELE and DARREN CRISS announced today that they will be embarking on their first ever co-headlining tour. The duo will hit the stage together and solo, performing songs from Broadway, Glee and original songs from their recent solo albums.
The shows will start with a limited run on May 30, 2018 at the iconic Ryman Auditorium stage in Nashville, TN.
Fans can sign-up to gain access to the artist pre-sale tix by visiting www.LMDCtour.com. The artist pre-sale will begin this Wednesday, April 11 at 10am ET/9am CT. American Express Card Members can also purchase tickets before the general public beginning Wednesday, April 11 at 10am ET/9am CT time through Thursday, April 12 at 10pm/local time. Tickets for the general public will go on sale Friday, April 13th at 10 am/local time. Please visit www.LMDCtour.com for all details.
VIP packages will be available through VIP Nation at https://livemu.sc/LM-DC-VIP giving fans the chance to choose from a variety of packages offering premium tickets, meet and greet opportunities with Lea and Darren, exclusive merchandise and photo opportunities.
“We’ve always had so much fun performing together for one-off gigs, so it’s high time we took that show on the road,” Michele and Criss said in a joint statement. “We share so much musical history together between Glee, Broadway, and our own solo projects, so it will be fun to put it all together for our fans in one big show.”
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