Bass player for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame rockers The Moody Blues, John Lodge is planning some tour dates in the United States and United Kingdom beginning next month.

The two set show will feature a set of Moddy Blues hits and a second set where he will play the iconic album “Days of Future Passed” in its entirety.

Lodge will be joined by his 10,000 Light Years Band on the stage and Jon Davison of YES.

Lodge spoke on the upcoming tour saying, “a lot of these places we used to go to as the Moody Blues, and I just want to give the fans a sense of that time again. It may not be a Moody Blues show, but Alan, Billy, Duffy, Jason and, of course Jon, create an incredible energy on stage, and such beautiful music. Then when Graeme appears on screen, and I turn to hear his beautiful words, it all makes me feel part of something very special, and I can feel I share it with the audience. Being on stage with them all, I think we all smile together, all of us on stage, and all of those in the audience. It’s a little moment away from the challenges of life.”

It has been 58 years since the release of “Days of Future Passed” and set the rock and roll world on fire and went on to be certified platinum in the United States for selling a million copies.

Lodge has a new solo album of his own coming out; “Love Conquers All” is set for a February 14 release.

John Lodge tour dates:
Feb 19 at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY
Feb 20 at the Cary Hall in Lexington, MA
Feb 22 at the Shurbert Theater in New Haven, CT
Feb 23 at The Vogel in Red Bank, NJ
Feb 25 at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA
Feb 26 at the Westbury Music Fair in Westbury, NY
Feb 28 at the Brown County Music Center in Nashville, IL
March 1 at the Genessee Theater in Waukegan, IL
March 3 at the Orpheum Theatre in Sioux City, IA
March 5 at the Pabst Theatre in Milwaukee, WI
March 15-22 on the Rock and Romance Cruise
March 23 in The Villages, FL
March 24 at The Center on Anna Maria Island, FL
April 6 at the Town Hall in Birmingham, UK
April 8 at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, UK
April 9 at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow, UK
April 11 at the Union Chapel in London, UK
April 14 at St. George’s in Bristol, UK
April 15 at G Live in Guildford, UK