Paul Simon has announced a new tour for four months this year.A Quiet Celebration Tour will play throughout North America in the spring and summer, with Simon performing at intimate venues during the run. The shows support Simon’s latest album, Seven Psalms, which came out in 2023.In addition to songs from his most recent album, Simon will play classic cuts from his career, including favorites from Simon & Garfunkel.READ MORE: Top 30 Albums of 1975After the release of Seven Psalms in 2023, Simon said he couldn’t perform live because of hearing loss. In 2024, he noted that some of his hearing had returned and hoped to play some shows again.The upcoming concerts will be played in smaller, more intimate venues to accommodate Simon’s hearing loss. The concerts start in April in New Orleans and wrap up in August in Seattle.Simon went on a farewell tour in 2018, but shortly after it wrapped up, he said he was considering his performance options. He has since played a handful of one-off shows.This past weekend, Simon, with Sabrina Carpenter, kicked off Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary special with a performance of “Homeward Bound.” Simon was one of the program’s earliest supporters, having appeared on the show several times over the past five decades.Where Is Paul Simon Performing in 2025?Simon worked with specialists to create a stage setup that would make performing easier for his hearing loss, which started to surface when he recorded the acoustic and mostly solo Seven Psalms.A Quiet Celebration Tour starts on April 4 with two dates in New Orleans at Saenger Theater. Over the next four months, Simon will play multiple nights in cities such as Denver, Dallas, Nashville, Toronto, New York and Los Angeles before concluding on Aug. 3 with the second of two concerts at Seattle’s Benaroya Hall.You can see the list of dates below.Simon’s band for the tour includes viola player Caleb Burhans, percussionist Jamey Haddad), guitarists Gyan Riley and Mark Stewart, keyboardist Mick Rossi, saxophonist Andy Snitzer, flute player Nancy Stagnita, cellist Eugene Friesen (Cello), and drummers Steve Gadd and Matt Chamberlin alternating for performances.Tickets go on sale Feb. 21 at 10 a.m. local time. More information can be found at Simon’s website.Paul Simon, A Quiet Celebration Tour 2025April 4 Saenger Theater, New Orleans, LAApril 5 Saenger Theater, New Orleans, LAApril 8 Bass Concert Hall, Austin, TXApril 10 Bass Concert Hall, Austin, TXApril 11 Bass Concert Hall, Austin, TXApril 14 Paramount Theatre, Denver, COApril 16 Paramount Theatre, Denver, COApril 17 Paramount Theatre, Denver, COApril 20 Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis, MNApril 22 Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis, MNApril 23 Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis, MNApril 26 Midland Theatre, Kansas City, MOApril 28 Stifel Theatre, St. Louis, MOApril 29 Stifel Theatre, St. Louis, MOMay 7 AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas TXMay 8 AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dallas TXMay 11 Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TNMay 13 Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TNMay 14 Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TNMay 17 Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, WIMay 18 Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, WIMay 21 Symphony Center, Chicago, ILMay 23 Symphony Center, Chicago, ILMay 24 Symphony Center, Chicago, ILMay 27 Massey Hall, Toronto, ONMay 29 Massey Hall, Toronto, ONMay 30 Massey Hall, Toronto, ONJune 6 Wolf Trap, Vienna, VAJune 7 Wolf Trap, Vienna, VAJune 10 Boch Center, Wang Theatre, Boston, MAJune 12 Boch Center, Wang Theatre, Boston, MAJune 13 Boch Center, Wang Theatre, Boston, MAJune 16 Beacon Theater, New York, NYJune 18 Beacon Theater, New York, NYJune 20 Beacon Theater, New York, NYJune 21 Beacon Theater, New York, NYJune 23 Beacon Theater, New York, NYJune 26 Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PAJune 28 Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PAJune 29 Academy of Music, Philadelphia, PAJuly 7 Terrace Theater, Long Beach Performing Arts Center, Long Beach CAJuly 9 Disney Hall, Los Angeles, CAJuly 11 Disney Hall, Los Angeles, CAJuly 12 Disney Hall, Los Angeles, CAJuly 14 Disney Hall, Los Angeles, CAJuly 16 Disney Hall, Los Angeles, CAJuly 19 Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, CAJuly 21 Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, CAJuly 22 Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, CAJuly 25 The Orpheum, Vancouver BCJuly 26 The Orpheum, Vancouver BCJuly 28 The Orpheum, Vancouver BCJuly 31 Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WAAugust 2 Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WAAugust 3 Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WAPaul Simon and Simon & Garfunkel Albums Ranked He was always an uneasy folksinger, a role his record company tried to push him into starting with Simon & Garfunkel’s debut.Gallery Credit: Michael Gallucci