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Creedence Clearwater Revival founding members and Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Stu Cook and Doug “Cosmo” Clifford have been on quite a ride.  Following their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cosmo and Stu launched their Creedence Clearwater Revisited project in 1995 to once again perform live in concert the hit songs — touchstones of a generation.

Since then, the legendary rhythm section has been thrilled by the outpouring of affection for their new band.   World tours and a platinum selling album Recollection followed.  The astounding response to the band has been driven in part by new generations of fans that, as Cosmo says, “weren’t even born when the music came out.”

It is the rhythm section Doug Clifford’s drums and Stu Cook’s bass that is a hallmark of Creedence Clearwater Revival

While, as udiscovermusic.com recently commented, it is the “rhythm section Doug Clifford’s drums and Stu Cook’s bass that is a hallmark of Creedence Clearwater Revival,” the boys did not take assembling the rest of the new group’s players lightly.   “In the beginning Cosmo and I decided that if we could find the musicians that could capture the sound and recreate what the music was about, we’d do it,” recalls Stu.

As fans around the world can attest, Stu and Cosmo found the right players.  Lead guitarist Kurt Griffey brings crowds to their feet and the front of the stage with his solos.  He has recorded and toured with other notable musicians including members of the Eagles, Foreigner, the Moody Blues, Wings, Lynyrd Skynryd, Santana and Journey.  On lead vocal and rhythm guitar is Dan McGuinness .  The purity, power and range of Dan’s soaring voice hits right to the heart.  Multi-instrumentalist Steve Gunner rounds out the group.  As Cosmo puts it, “Gun provides live all the overdubs that were on the records – keyboard, acoustic guitar, percussion, harmonica and the high harmonies.”

In 2013,  Classic Rock Revisited  critic Jeb Wright wrote about a Creedence Clearwater Revisited concert he attended. “The true test of any concert is how the music makes you feel. On this night, this writer walked away with a wonderful feeling, having just witnessed timeless, historical music, performed to perfection. Creedence Clearwater Revisited not only looks to the past, performing iconic songs, they bring them to the modern day, reminding us all of the true importance of this music.”

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Have you ever seen “Have You Ever Seen The Rain” live ?

In 2023, you can.

Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman John Fogerty is heading out on the road for a six-show run from April 27 through June 30.

That includes a huge concert at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on April 28.

The 77-year-old will also headline Redondo Beach, CA’s BeachLife Festival from May 5-7 alongside The Black Keys, Gwen Stefani, Pixies, Modest Mouse and Sublime with Rome amongst many others.

Not bad for a rock star who performed at Woodstock.

So, if you want to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer play all of his hits like “Fortunate Son,” “Proud Mary,” “Center Field,” “Bad Moon Rising,” “Green River” and many more live this year, here’s everything you need to know.

John Fogerty 2023 tour schedule

A complete calendar including all John Fogerty tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.

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John Fogerty new music

Just this year, Fogerty released a jazzy live version of “Joy Of My Life.”

The love song, which originally appeared on Fogerty’s 1997 solo album “Blue Moon Swamp” shows that Fogerty still has his signature pipes intact.

Plus, the extended sax solos don’t hurt either.

You can hear the 6.5-minute track — that also happens to be an ode to his wife, Julie — here .

John Fogerty set list

Based on what Fogerty played live at his 2022 Las Vegas residency at Encore Theater, Creedence Clearwater Revival fans needn’t worry about whether or not he’ll play the hits you know and love.

Here’s a sneak peek at what fans can expect courtesy of Set List FM .

01.) “Up Around the Bend” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 02.) “Green River” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 03.) “Born on the Bayou” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 04.) “Rock and Roll Girls” 05.) “Who’ll Stop the Rain” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 06.) “Lookin’ Out My Back Door” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 07.) “Joy of My Life” 08.) “I’m Working on a Building” (traditional cover) 09.) “Midnight Special” (traditional cover) 10.) “Keep On Chooglin'” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 11.) “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?”(Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 12.) “The Star-Spangled Banner” 13.) “Do You Love Me?” (The Contours cover) 14.) “Hey Tonight” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 15.) “Centerfield” 16.) “Down on the Corner” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 17.) “The Old Man Down the Road” 18.) “Fortunate Son” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) Encore

19.) “Bad Moon Rising” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song) 20.) “Proud Mary” (Creedence Clearwater Revival song)

Classic rockers on tour in 2023

Many of the biggest stars who have been playing live since Woodstock are still treklking all over North America more than 50 years after the historic four-day musical extravaganza.

Here are just five of our favorite classic rockers who have been active since the LBJ Administration that you won’t want to miss when they come to a venue near you this year.

•  Ringo Starr

•  Robert Plant with Alison Krauss

•  Dead and Company featuring John Mayer

•  Three Dog Night

•  Lynyrd Skynyrd with ZZ Top

Not enough? Check out our list of the 22 biggest classic rockers on tour in 2023 here .

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Creedence Clearwater Revisited Talk Farewell Tour and Ignoring Their Critics

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In the past few years, a growing number of classic-rock acts have announced farewell tours. The latest twist arrived last week, when Creedence Clearwater Revisited rolled out plans for their final live run, set to wrap up later this year. “We’re calling it ‘The Final Revival,’” says drummer Doug Clifford, who will turn 74 in two weeks. “We’ve got grandchildren and they’re growing like crazy before your eyes. It’s time to change things a bit and make the family the priority.”

Adds bassist Stu Cook, 73, “Frankly, the road is a drag. We love the band, but we’ve had enough of hanging around a hotel room waiting to do our thing. There are far more years behind us than left in front of us.”

The twist, of course, is that Revisited isn’t the original Creedence Clearwater Revival , the hard-driving band powered by the voice, songs and guitar of John Fogerty . Featuring only Cook and Clifford — but not Fogerty nor Fogerty’s late brother, rhythm guitarist Tom — Revisited remains what Cook calls, with a knowing chuckle, “somewhere between a cover band, a tribute band and the real deal.”

These days, it’s become the new normal for heritage bands to tour with replacement (and usually younger) frontmen. Revisited weren’t the first such reconfiguration, but until now, they’ve been one of the most enduring. Launched in 1995, Revisited have now lasted more than five times longer than the original Creedence, which ran from 1968 to 1972. “When we started, we had no idea what was going to happen,” says Clifford. “Or if we were going to be accepted by the fans. We had a five-year plan and nothing else. There was some struggling in there, but we were immediately accepted. You win ’em over one show at a time.”

The thought of reviving the band as Creedence Clearwater Revisited probably began in 1993, when Creedence were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame . Cook and Clifford assumed they would be joining Fogerty onstage to reprise a few of their songs, but Cook says they had “no idea” they wouldn’t be playing with him until that night. Instead, Fogerty’s backup band included Bruce Springsteen and Robbie Robertson.

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“They BS’d us for months that we were going to play or jam,” says Cook. “That mollified us until Doug went to see what drum set he was playing and a crew guy said, ‘Don’t you know you’re not playing?’ We called John and had a confrontation about the whole thing. That was the sneak-attack part part of it, a little bit like Pearl Harbor.” The two men walked out of the hall as soon as Fogerty and his guests began performing. For his part, Fogerty has said he had issues with his former bandmates by then, including the claim they “sold their voting rights in Creedence” to his nemesis, the late Fantasy Records head Saul Zaentz. “That really betrayed me,” he recently told an interviewer. Cook and Clifford says they “only proxied their voting rights for compilation albums, which did not give the record label a majority, leaving a majority to the balance of CCR to vote and decide.”

Not long after, Cook ended up visiting Clifford at the latter’s home in Tahoe, California, where the two jammed together for the first time in years. Cook insists it was that bond, more than revenge for the Hall of Fame induction, that spurred a Creedence resurrection. “You can only go so far with bass and drums, so we thought, ‘Why don’t we do something — and what would be better than what we already do?’” he says. “It was just an idea that we had to get the hell out of the house. It wasn’t, ‘We’re gonna show him.’ But I understand why people might assume we adopted a bit of that attitude.”

Adds Clifford, “The humiliation done that night was so wrong, and I’ve come to the conclusion that the seeds for this project were planted that night. But also, nobody was playing those songs, including John, when we started this project. People would say, ‘I never got the chance to see you guys.’”

For the first Revisited — the revamped name was suggested by a concert promoter friend of theirs — the band recruited former Cars guitarist Elliot Easton and a new lead singer also named John (Tristao). “John Fogerty is one of the most recognizable rock & roll voices,” says Cook, “and we told the guys when we were auditioning, ‘Don’t try to copy Fogerty. Just sing the songs as they should be sung.’ It’s a delicate balance.”

At a time when fans and promoters alike were wary of any rock reunions without all the principals, Revisited weren’t always greeted warmly. Months went by without work, and only bit by bit did the jobs (including tours of Asia and Europe) start coming. “We took a lot of hits,” says Cook. “People didn’t think we could do this or should do this. Creedence was an underdog, and Revisited was a double underdog. But we knew we could do it. Having the rhythm section makes us feel and sound quite a bit more like the original recordings than anybody else.”

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“We always introduce everyone in the band,” adds Clifford. “The idea was never to pull the wool over anyone’s eyes that it was John onstage. We took strides to make sure that was common knowledge.”

The first of many legal hassles arose soon after, when Fogerty challenged the use of the Revisited name in court in 1996. Fogerty — who himself began playing Creedence songs again onstage in 1997 after not doing so since their breakup — won an injunction, forcing Cook, Clifford and their bandmates to call themselves Cosmo’s Factory, after a Creedence album title. But a court of appeals overturned the decision and allowed Cook and Clifford to use the revamped Creedence name; in exchange for a cut of their touring and merchandising income, Fogerty withdrew his complaint. Cook and Clifford copyrighted the Revisited name and have used it ever since.

Revisited rolled along, even releasing a live album, Recollection , with their versions of the old Creedence songs. (The current lineup includes lead singer Dan McGuinness, lead guitarist Kurt Griffey and multi-instrumentalist Steve Gunner.) The group hit another legal snag in 2014, when Cook, Clifford and Tom Fogerty’s widow sued Fogerty for trademark infringement. By then, Fogerty was doing concerts performing Creedence albums, and advertising them as such, which irked his ex-bandmates. “He could always play the material — anybody can,” says Cook. “But we felt he was appropriating the brand. The billing he was using was getting cloudy.”

Fogerty in turn sued them for unpaid royalties dating back to 2011, which Cook admits was done intentionally. “We stopped paying him,” Cook admits. “We thought, ‘Why should we pay you when you’re taking these kind of un-allowed liberties?’ But we kept the money we owed him, so it wasn’t like it was missing. We were trying to get his attention. We’ve done it to remind him that we were part of it too. Even though he was able to exclude us from the Hall of Fame, he wasn’t able to erase our tracks from the records.”

Matters between Cook and Clifford on one side and Fogerty on the other remain frosty. Cook says he hasn’t spoken with Fogerty in years, and the camps still only communicate through lawyers. Yet he men have reached a certain détente. They’re now all part of Creedence Clearwater Revival LLC, jointly approving projects like the inclusion of the band’s complete Woodstock performance in a box set of the 1969 festival, or an upcoming, first-ever line of Creedence merch.

“It’s not what most people would call a reunion, but it’s still a milestone,” Cook says. “It’s a landmark in our relationship, given how it’s not been a thing of beauty the last 45 years. There’s still a lot of stuff to iron out, but things are functioning more like they should. There’s more trust. From my perspective, it bodes well that we can at least have all the water and mud and shit under the bridge. The media likes to stir things up. We had an ongoing war that would flare up and be gone. But we’re stuck with each other forever, whether we like it or not.”

With or without Fogerty’s blessings, Revisited will replay the vintage classics, from “Proud Mary” to “Fortunate Son,” at state fairs, casinos and other venues through the fall. “We feel we’ve been completely vindicated,” says Cook. “There’s always people who leave nasty posts on our Facebook page. But we don’t pay attention to that. There are still some purists out there, but they don’t know anything about the original band. They don’t have any credence, and that’s with three e e ‘s, not four.”

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Legendary singer-songwriter and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee  John Fogerty  has announced two UK dates for his 2023 tour,  The Celebration Tour,  where he will once again be joined by his sons Shane and Tyler and their band,  Hearty Har .

Fogerty is set to perform at the  Manchester Arena  in  Manchester, UK  on  May 25 , followed by  The O2  in  London, UK  on  May 29 .   Presales for The  O2  begin on  Thursday, March 9 at 10:00 am GMT , with Live Nation and venue pre-sales for both dates on  Friday, March 10 at 10:00 am GMT .   Public on-sale  is set for both dates starting  Saturday, March 11 at 10:00 am GMT . To purchase tickets, please visit  www.johnfogerty.com .   Fogerty has lots to celebrate in 2023. The composer of iconic songs that have inspired generations – “Proud Mary,” “Down on the Corner,” “Fortunate Son,” and “Bad Moon Rising,” among many others – acquired a majority interest of the worldwide publishing rights to his historic song catalog from Concord. The compositions have been both a decades-long dream and a personal mission for John.

For years, the copyrights to Fogerty’s classic songs were the property of Saul Zaentz, the owner of Fantasy Records, who sold the label and its publishing portfolio to the former Concord Music Group in 1995. Fogerty, who extricated himself from Fantasy in 1974, re-signed with the label upon its purchase by Concord. Even so, he was not able to gain ownership of his songs – until now.   “As of this January, I own my own songs again. This is something I thought would never be a possibility. After 50 years, I am finally reunited with my songs. I also have a say in where and how my songs are used. Up until this year, that is something I have never been able to do.

I am looking forward to touring and celebrating this year! I want to thank Concord for helping to make all of this happen. And, I am excited for new ideas and a renewed interest in my music … like a revival,” said Fogerty.  

In additional exciting news, Fogerty has joined Spotify’s “ Billions Club ” with Creedence Clearwater Revival’s enduring recording of his song, “ Have You Ever Seen the Rain ,” commemorating an outstanding achievement of  over 1 billion streams on the platform .

The exclusive club, which boasts such members as Queen (“Another One Bites the Dust”), and Nirvana (“Smells Like Teen Spirit”) currently includes under 400 songs.

Additionally, when it comes to overall  monthly listeners of bands founded in the ’60s ,  CCR currently ranks in Spotify’s Top 3 , landing just behind The Beatles and Fleetwood Mac, and ahead of acts like The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin. Nearly 55 years after their debut, it is a remarkable testament to their timeless appeal.   Written by John Fogerty and released in January 1971, “Have You Ever Seen the Rain” was released with “Hey Tonight” as a double-sided hit from the band’s sixth studio album, Pendulum. The record found the California band at the height of their global popularity, following a string of hit singles, an appearance at Woodstock, and their first European tour.

That hard work was evidenced in the single’s performance – as it hit  No.1 in Canada, Malaysia, and South Africa,  and landed in the  Top 10 in more than a dozen countries around the world, including Australia, Singapore, Brazil, and the US , where it would eventually be certified  3X Platinum by the RIAA . In the years since its release, “Have You Ever Seen the Rain” has remained a classic rock staple.   “I am honored and humbled that my song has been loved by so many for all these years. I’m just so grateful,” said Fogerty. “Ironically, I wrote this song about my band breaking up, but today, the song has found new meaning for me. I love to dedicate it to my family because they are the rainbow that comes from rain falling on a sunny day.”

John Fogerty will be headlining Midnight Sun Weekender, on Saturday 27th May 2023 – Tickets for the event link is below. midnightsunweekenderstornoway.com  

Click here   to stream “Have You Ever Seen the Rain” on Spotify.   To purchase tickets for  The Celebration Tour , or for more info, visit  www.johnfogerty.com .

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John Fogerty ‘The Celebration Tour’: Where to buy tickets for June 8 concert in Pa.

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John Fogerty and George Thorogood & The Destroyers will perform on Saturday, June 8, 2024, at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain Resort in Scranton. Here, Fogerty performs at The O2 Arena on May 29, 2023, in London, England. (Photo by Robin Little/Redferns via Getty Images) Getty Images

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John Fogerty is bringing his “The Celebration Tour” to Pa. in just over a week.

He will perform along with George Thorogood & The Destroyers and Hearty Har on Saturday, June 8 , at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain Resort in Scranton.

The lead singer of Creedence Clearwater Revival is known for hits including “Proud Mary,” “Bad Moon Rising” and “Have You Ever Seen the Rain.”

Fans can buy tickets here (prices are as of the time of this post):

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The tour also includes these shows:

June 2- Simpsonville, South Carolina, CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park

June 4 - Charleston, South Carolina, Credit One Stadium

June 5  - Raleigh, North Carolina, Red Hat Amphitheater

June 7  - Camden, New Jersey, Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

June 9  - Bristow, Virginia, Jiffy Lube Live

June 11  - Canandaigua, New York, CMAC Performing Arts Center

June 12  - Saratoga Springs, New York, Saratoga Performing Arts Center

June 14  - Bethel, New York, Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

June 15 - Holmdel, New Jersey, PNC Bank Arts Center

June 16 - Uncasville, Connecticut, Mohegan Sun Arena

June 19 - Gilford, New Hampshire, Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion

June 20 - Lenox, Massachusetts, Tanglewood Music Center

Aug. 2 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, American Family Insurance Amphitheater

Aug. 3 - Cleveland, Ohio, Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica

Aug. 4 - Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theatre

Aug. 6 - Toledo, Ohio, Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre

Aug. 7 - Franklin, Tennessee, FirstBank Amphitheater

Aug. 9 - Memphis, Tennessee, Radians Amphitheater at Memphis Botanical Garden

Aug. 10 - St. Charles, Missouri, Family Arena

Aug. 11 - Lincoln, Nebraska, Pinewood Bowl Theater

Aug. 16 - Spokane, Washington, Spokane Pavilion

Aug. 17 - Eugene, Oregon, Cuthbert Amphitheatre

Aug. 19 - Woodinville, Washington, Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery

Aug. 26 - Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Aug. 30 - Lincoln, California, The Venue at Thunder Valley Casino

Aug. 31 - Stanford, California, Frost Amphitheater

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Sept. 3 - Costa Mesa, California, Pacific Amphitheatre

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