Former WHITE LION frontman Mike Tramp will embark on an extensive North American tour this spring. The trek, which is set to kick off on April 15 at the Whisky A Go-Go in West Hollywood, California, will see Tramp performing all the WHITE LION hits, including “When The Children Cry,” “Little Fighter,” “Wait,” “Lady Of The Valley,” “Radar Love” and many others. Joining Tramp for the two-man acoustic show will be lead guitarist Marcus Nand.
“The ultimate reward in being a songwriter and performer is being on stage in front of an audience,” says Tramp. “This is my sixth tour over the past eight years, and never before I have looked so much forward to giving back to the fans who have been there every time I hit the stage. This will be great.”
Initial dates are as follows:
Apr. 15 – Whisky A Go-Go – Hollywood, CA
Apr. 16 – Count’s Vamped – Las Vegas, NV
Apr. 30 – M3 Festival Kick-Off Party – Union Jacks – Columbia, MD
May 01 – M3 Festival – Merriweather Pavilion – Columbia, MD
May 03 – Mixx 360 – Malden, MA
May 05 – Three Flags Ballroom – Warren, PA
May 09 – The Stage – Williamsville, NY
May 10 – Sharkey’s Bar – Liverpool, NY
May 15 – Potawatomi Hotel And Casino – Milwaukee, WI
May 20 – The Paramount – Salina, KS
May 22 – The Venue – Denver, CO
Jun. 07 – Sidetracks Music Hall – Huntsville, AL
Jun. 12 – Warehouse Live – Houston, TX
Less than a year ago, Tramp revealed in an interview that he had apologized to Vito Bratta for trying to resurrect his former band without his one-time songwriting partner and bandmate.
The Danish-born singer hasn’t played with Bratta since WHITE LION performed its last concert in Boston in September 1991.
