2002 tour dates

February 2002
Feb. 7, House of Blues, New Orleans (with Theresa Andersson) (first show as The Dudes)
Feb. 8, Varsity Theatre, Baton Rouge
Feb. 9, Hal and Mal's, Jackson, Miss.

March 2002
March 21, Little Bear Saloon, Evergreen, Colo.
March 22, Fox Theatre, Boulder, Colo.
March 23, Buffalo Valley, Glenwood, Colo. (originally scheduled for 3/30)
March 24, Steamboat Springs Ski Resort, Steamboat Springs, Colo.
March 28, The Aggie, Fort Collins, Colo.
March 29, Bluebird Theater, Denver, Colo.

May 2002
May 4, Twi-Ro-Pa Mills, New Orleans, La. (with John Mooney and the Rebirth Brass Band)
May 5, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Sprint Stage, New Orleans, La.
May 8, Innsbrook Pavillion, Richmond, Va. (with Southern Culture on the Skids)
May 9, Ziggy's, Winston Salem, N.C.
May 10, Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, Ga.
May 11, Handlebar, Greenville, S.C.
May 12, Senate Park, Columbia, S.C.

June 2002
June 7, Mesa Theater, Grand Junction, Colo.
June 9, Outdoor Stage (1900 Market Street), Westword Music Showcase 2002, Denver, Colo.
June 12, B.B. King's Blues Club, New York City.
June 13, Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett, N.Y.
June 15, Patriot Harbor Cruise hosted by Mother's Federal Hill Grill, Baltimore, Maryland.
June 16, Boardwalk Art Show, Virginia Beach, Va.
June 17, The Birchmere, Alexandria, Va.
June 28, SunCom Stage, Miller Plaza, Chattanooga, Tenn.
June 30, Exit/In, Nashville, Tenn..

July 2002
July 2, private show, Berwyn, Illinois
July 3, Fitzgerald's, Berwyn, Illinois
July 5, Cabooze, Minneapolis, Minn.
July 6, Surf Ballroom, Clear Lake, Iowa
July 13, LoDo Festival, Denver, Colo.

August 2002
August 17, New West Music Festival, Fort Collins, Colo.
August 18, Basalt River Days, Basalt, Colo.
August 23, Sunoco Performance Theater, Whitaker Center, Harrisburg, Pa. (with Deanna Bogart)
August 24, Rams Head, Annapolis, Md.
August 25, City of Frederick Summer Concert Series, Baker Park Bandshell, Frederick, Md.
August 27, Rams Head, (second show) Annapolis, Md.
August 28, New York City Blues Cruise, New York City.
August 29, House of Blues, Cambridge, Mass.
August 30, Higher Ground, Burlington, Vermont (with Paul Asbell)

September 2002
Sept. 1, Rhythm and Roots Festival, Ninigret Park, Charleston, Rhode Island
Sept. 2, Verizon Wireless American Music Festival, Virginia Beach, Va.
Sept. 7, Breckenridge, Colo., Toast of Breckenridge, Main Street Station.

October 2002
Oct. 18, House of Blues, New Orleans, La. (Afterward, John Magnie, Jimmy Messa and Sammy Neal performed at Mid-City Lanes "Rock 'n' Bowl.")
Oct. 20, Mississippi River Balloon Race, Natchez, Miss.
Oct. 25, Tin Pan Alley, San Antonio, Texas
Oct. 26, Tin Pan Alley, San Antonio, Texas

November 2002
Nov. 27, Budweiser Street Beat, Vail, Colo.
Nov. 29, Aggie Theater, Fort Collins, Colo.
Nov. 30, Bluebird Theater, Denver, Colo.

December 2002
Dec. 1, 32 Bleu, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Dec. 5, Sweetwater, Mill Valley, Calif.
Dec. 6, Slim's, San Francisco, Calif. (with Belle Monroe & Her Brewglass Boys opening the show)
Dec. 7, KPIG Humbug Hoedown, The Catalyst, Santa Clara, Calif. (opening for Robert Earl Keen)