Greta Van Fleet announce rescheduled Dreams In Gold 2022 Tour: Where to buy tickets, dates, and more

Greta Van Fleet, an American rock band, has announced rescheduled dates for its Dreams in Gold 2022 tour that was announced in March. The tour was postponed as the band’s guitarist Jake Kiszka had fallen ill and was hospitalised due to Pneumonia in late March. The group had then announced that the tour dates from March 22 through April 2 would be rescheduled.

Tickets can be purchased on the link shared in the recent tweet or through Ticketmaster. The band also stated that refunds will be available for the canceled dates.

Greta Van Fleet will be supported by Metallica, The Pretty Reckless, Hannah Wicklund, Houndmouth, Robert Finley, Durand Jones & The Indications, Fruit Bats, and Crown Lands on the tour.

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Greta Van Fleet's Dreams in Gold 2022: Rescheduled tour dates

• May 3 -- Qualistage -- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• May 16 -- Pepsi Center -- Mexico City, Mexico
• June 5 -- Grona Lund -- Stockholm, Sweden
• June 11 -- Theatre Antique de Vienne -- Vienne, France
• June 14 -- Tanzbrunnen -- Cologne, Germany
• June 15 -- Jarhunderthalle -- Frankfurt, Germany
• June 23 -- Fairview -- Dublin, Ireland
• June 25 -- Alexandra Palace, London, UK
• June 28 -- O2 Apollo -- Manchester, UK
• June 29 -- O2 Apollo -- Manchester, UK
• July 23 -- CHI Health Center Omaha -- Omaha, NE
• July 25 -- Peoria Civic Center -- Peoria, IL
• July 26 -- Resch Center -- Green Bay, WI
• July 29 -- GIANT Center -- Hershey, PA
• July 30 -- Heritage Bank Center -- Cincinnati, OH
• August 10 -- Mountain Health Arena -- Huntington, WV
• August 11 -- Highmark Stadium -- Buffalo, NY*
• August 14 -- PNC Park -- Pittsburgh, PA*
• August 16 -- Centre Videotron -- Quebec City, QC†
• August 18 -- Centre Bell -- Montreal, QC†
• August 19 -- Scotiabank Arena -- Toronto, ON†
• August 22 -- Canada Life Centre -- Winnipeg, MB†
• August 23 -- Brandt Centre -- Regina, SK†
• August 26 -- Scotiabank Saddledome -- Calgary, AB†
• August 27 -- Rogers Place -- Edmonton, AB†
• August 29 -- Prospera Place -- Kelowna, BC†
• August 30 -- Rogers Arena -- Vancouver, BC†
• September 2 -- Spokane Arena -- Spokane, WA ‡
• September 3 -- ExtraMile Arena -- Boise, ID ‡
• September 13 -- Dort Financial Center -- Flint, MI
• September 14 -- EMU Convocation Center -- Ypsilanti, MI
• September 20 -- Allen County War Memorial Coliseum -- Fort Wayne, IN §
• September 21 -- Wells Fargo Arena -- Des Moines, IA§
• September 23 -- Fargodome -- Fargo, ND§
• September 24 -- Denny Sanford PREMIER Center -- Sioux Falls, SD§
• September 27 -- Huntington Center -- Toldeo, OH§
• September 28 -- Thompson-Boling Arena -- Knoxville, TN§
• September 30 -- John Paul Jones Arena -- Charlottesville, VA§
• October 1 -- PPL Center -- Allentown, PA§
• October 4 -- SNHU Arena -- Manchester, NH§
• October 5 -- MVP Arena -- Albany, NY§
• October 7 -- Mohegan Sun Arena -- Uncasville, CT§
• October 8 -- Cross Insurance Center -- Bangor, ME§
• October 18 -- PNC Arena -- Raleigh, NC**
• October 19 -- Bon Secours Wellness Arena -- Greenville, SC**
• October 21 -- Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena -- Jacksonville, FL**
• October 22 -- Hertz Arena -- Estero, FL**
• October 25 -- Hard Rock Live -- Hollywood, FL**
• October 26 -- Amalie Arena -- Tampa, FL**
• October 28 -- Spectrum Center -- Charlotte, NC**
• October 29 -- Legacy Arena at The BJCC -- Birmingham, AL**
• November 1 -- Smoothie King Center -- New Orleans, LA**
• November 2 -- Simmons Bank Arena -- Little Rock, AR**
• November 4 -- Paycom Center -- Oklahoma City, OK**
• November 5 -- AT&T Center -- San Antonio, TX**
• November 8 -- Don Haskins Center -- El Paso, TX**
• November 9 -- Tucson Arena -- Tucson, AZ**
• November 11 -- Honda Center -- Anaheim, CA††
• November 12 -- Golden 1 Center -- Sacramento, CA††
• December. 9 -- Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena -- Atlantic City, NJ
• December. 10 -- Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena -- Atlantic City, NJ

(New dates in bold. *with Metallica, †with The Pretty Reckless and Hannah Wicklund, ‡ support TBD, § with Houndmouth and Robert Finley, **with Durand Jones & the Indications and Crown Lands, †† with Fruit Bats and Crown Lands)

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Greta Van Fleet remove Foo Fighters concert from new schedule

In the tour schedule shared previously by Greta Van Fleet, the band had mentioned that they would perform in support of Foo Fighters on June 8 in Berlin. However, the band has not included the venue in the new schedule or mentioned it separately in their post.

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins’ died late last month. They were on tour when the drummer was found dead in his hotel room in Bogota, Colombia, where the band was scheduled to perform at Estéreo Picnic Festival. Shortly after Hawkins’ death, Foo Fighters canceled all tour dates.

In a statement shared with NPR, the band said:

"It is with great sadness that Foo Fighters confirm the cancellation of all upcoming tour dates in light of the staggering loss of our brother Taylor Hawkins.”

Hawkins' cause of death was not revealed. However, Colombia's attorney general's office released a preliminary toxicology report, stating that medical examiners found evidence of 10 types of substances in Hawkins' body, including opioids, benzodiazepines, marijuana, and antidepressants.