Paul Simon will start his 'A Quiet Celebration Tour' April 4 in New Orleans and end it in Seattle on Aug. 3. The tour will feature 50 shows in 20 cities across North America. Tickets are now available on major third-party websites.

Those who were excited to see Paul Simon singing a duet on stage with Sabrina Carpenter on “SNL50” will be pleased to know his performing days are not behind him after all.

The outing comes two years after the 83-year-old rock icon said he wouldn't be able to perform live again due to severe hearing loss.

While recording Seven Psalms, Simon experienced the sudden loss of most of the hearing in his left ear. That made the prospect of live performance a challenge, but over time he developed a new monitor setup (collaborating in part with the Stanford Initiative to Cure Hearing Loss) that he’ll take on the road for the new tour,

Paul Simon, who did a 2018 farewell tour, announced new tour dates for 2025, focused on his 'Seven Psalms' album, following his 'SNL50' appearance.

In an intimate theater tour of music and conversation, Paul Simon will perform his latest album, “Seven Psalms,” in its entirety, while also doing a selection of his classics — both solo and with

After a seven-year hiatus and his 2018 retirement, legendary musician Paul Simon is set to grace the stage once more

Paul Simon plans to kick off his A Quiet Celebration tour with two nights at New Orleans' Saenger Theatre in April 2025

Maybe for Paul Simon it was the equivalent of performing the Super Bowl halftime. On Sunday night, he opened the “SNL 50: The Anniversary Special,” singing “Homeward Bound” with — go figure — Sabrina Carpenter.