2001 TOUR updated 09/23/01 FAN ATTENDANCE LIST

BOX OFFICE STATS

OPENING NIGHT Kicked ass! (View Photos & Setlist) 08/13 DTE Energy Music Theatre Clarkston, MI 08/14 Rosemont Theatre Des Plains, IL   08/16 Post-Gazette Pavilion Burgettstown, PA The 2nd stage act was Only show that Stills has played the unreleased "Feed the People"   08/17 Tweeter Center @ the Waterfront Camden, NJ The 2nd stage act was SUITELORRAINE NOTES 08/19 Merriweather Post Pavillion Columbia, MD Review and Video clip The opening act was SUITELORRAINE NOTES 08/20 ctnow.com Oakdale Theatre Wallingford, CT   08/22 Fleet Boston Pavilion Boston, MA 08/23 Jones Beach Amp Wantagh, NY The 2nd stage act was SUITELORRAINE NOTES  08/25 Saratoga Perf Arts Center Saratoga Springs, NY The second stage act was: Train. Show dedicated to "Point Given" by Stills SUITELORRAINE NOTES 08/26 Hershey Park Star Pavillion Hershey, PA SUITELORRAINE NOTES 08/27 PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdel, NJ The 2nd stage act was SUITELORRAINE NOTES  08/29 Verizon Virgina Beach Amp. Virginia Beach, VA Special guest appearance: Bruce Hornsby on 3 songs SUITELORRAINE NOTES 08/30 Alltel Pavillion @ Walnut Creek Raleigh, NC SUITELORRAINE NOTES 09/01 Oak Mountain Amp Pelham, AL 09/02 Chastain Park Amp Atlanta, GA 09/04 Verizon Wireless Amp Selma, TX 09/05 Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion The Woodlands, TX The 2nd stage act was 09/07 The Backyard Austin, TX The 2nd stage act was 09/08 Smirnoff Music Centre Dallas, TX  09/11 The Fillmore Auditorium Denver, CO DATE CANCELLED due to our National Tragedy 09/12 The Journal Amp Albuquerque, NM DATE CANCELLED due to our National Tragedy 09/14 The Navy Pier San Diego CA DATE CANCELLED due to our National Tragedy 09/16 The Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA  09/17 Mountain Winery @ Montalvo Center for the Arts Saratoga, CA 09/19 Chronicle Pavillion.com Concord, CA The 2nd stage act is 09/21 The Gorge George, WA 09/22 Hult Center for Perf Arts Silva Concert Hall Eugene OR

TOUR NEWS CSN @ the Opener in DETROIT ap photo © As seen in the August 20th, issue of POLLSTAR MAGAZINE * * * CSN NO Y From POLLSTAR magazine, May 14, 2001 Crosby, Stills & Nash sans Young are gearing up for a late-summer shed tour, with 27 dates mapped out so far in August and September. The trio heads out August 13th at the DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, Mich., and plays through the Northeast and South before veering west en route to a September 22nd closer in Eugene,Ore. David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash were joined last year by Neil Young for a hugely successful reunion outing. The re-formed CSN&Y ended the year as the eighth highest- grossing tour, lighting up box office cash registers to the tune of $42.1 million over 40 dates. But Young's doing his own thing this year with his other band, Crazy Horse, so it's back to the trio this time around. Scattered among the amphitheatre gigs will be a few intimate performances at smaller arenas and theatres, such as The Fillmore in Denver. The tour has been a long time coming for the group, which last toured as a trio in 1997. Rumors of the reunion with Young began shortly thereafter but took awhile to come to fruition. The folk-rock foursome hadn't toured together for more than 26 years and it took some effort to make it happen. Tour promoter TNA reportedly offered CSN&Y more than $500,000 per show but even after everyone agreed on the terms, the time frame was still an issue. The timing must have been right; the tour was a huge hit in spite of the $76.33 average ticket price. This summer's CSN tour is a bit more affordable. So far, tickets are going from around $30 to $70. THINK I'LL GO BACK HOME... suitelorraine.com CSN area