Clutch Tour Locations
Clutch has a long history of bringing sold out shows around the world during their live concert tours. Here are all upcoming Clutch tour locations and venues in the latest high anticipated concert tour.
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Richmond
Virginia, US
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Charlotte
North Carolina, US
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North Myrtle Beach
South Carolina, US
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Atlanta
Georgia, US
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St. Petersburg
Florida, US
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Fort Lauderdale
Florida, US
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New Orleans
Louisiana, US
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Tulsa
Oklahoma, US
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San Antonio
Texas, US
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Tempe
Arizona, US
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Ventura
California, US
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Las Vegas
Nevada, US
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Wichita
Kansas, US
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Washington
District Of Columbia, US
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa, US
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Saint Paul
Minnesota, US
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Nashville
Tennessee, US
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Indianapolis
Indiana, US
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Chicago
Illinois, US
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Sterling Heights
Michigan, US
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Louisville
Kentucky, US
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Toronto
Ontario, US
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, US
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania, US
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Sayreville
New Jersey, US
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Huntington
New York, US
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Hartford
Connecticut, US
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Cleveland
Ohio, US
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Grand Rapids
Michigan, US
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Chesterfield
Missouri, US
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Omaha
Nebraska, US
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Albuquerque
New Mexico, US
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Flagstaff
Arizona, US
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Anaheim
California, US
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Stateline
Nevada, US
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San Francisco
California, US
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Chico
California, US
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Bend
Oregon, US
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Spokane
Washington, US
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Vancouver
British Columbia, US
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Calgary
Alberta, US
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Edmonton
Alberta, US
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan, US
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Winnipeg
Manitoba, US
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin, US
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Cincinnati
Ohio, US
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Fort Smith
Arkansas, US
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Memphis
Tennessee, US
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Niagara Falls
New York, US
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Montreal
Quebec, US
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Portland
Oregon, US
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania, US
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Norfolk
Virginia, US
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West Des Moines
Iowa, US
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Kansas City
Missouri, US
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Denver
Colorado, US
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Salt Lake City
Utah, US
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Seattle
Washington, US
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Boise
Idaho, US
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Sacramento
California, US
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Los Angeles
California, US
Clutch has been on the music scene since the 90s, which means they’ve had over 30 years to hone their craft and to run tours and concert events throughout their life. So it’s no surprise to anyone that they’ve developed quite a history.
In the early years, they spent most of their time running gigs to make money and get their name out there. While they had local acclaim and fans, it wasn’t until later in their career that they really hit the superstardom they enjoy today.
In fact, the band only had over 40 formal concerts in the period between 1992 – 1996. This trend of sporadic appearances would continue until 1998, which saw Clutch playing 31 concerts in that year. And many of these concerts were held in US venues, including a legendary show at the KUFO Rockfest 1998, in Portland Oregon’s Portland Meadows.
The band kept up this pace over the subsequent years, but hit their first major concert touring breakthrough in 2005 when they played over 100 concerts in that year alone. It had reportedly been their busiest year as a live performing band, with many critics considering this the peak of Clutch’s early work. And until 2013, this would be their trend to host over 100 concerts every two to three years on average.
The band slowed down starting in 2014, but not by much, as the band played an average of 70+ concerts each year in venues across the world. Except for the 2020-2021 years, when the band had to scale back their live performances due to the Pandemic.
But the band is back at their best in 2022, with 86 concerts planned and performed to date, including their current tour.