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Prince’s Revolution bandmates going on tour that ends in Seattle

The Revolution, the band that rose to fame in the1980s behind frontman Prince, are hitting the road this summer for a reunion tour. Prince died last April. (Liu Heung Shing / AP)
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MINNEAPOLIS – Prince’s old bandmates, who first reunited over three emotional nights last September at First Avenue, have extended their modest 2017 tour plans into a full-scale 24-gig outing scheduled through July and spread out from New York and Toronto to Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Bassist BrownMark (Mark Brown) said in a statement, “When we played those (First Ave) shows, I choked up every single night. But now, I’m past that stage of it – now I’m looking at my happy times, remembering being a kid, joining this huge band and starting out a journey in my life I did not ever expect.”

Here is the Revolution’s full performance schedule:

April 21 – Minneapolis, Celebration 2017 at Paisley Park

April 23-24 – Chicago, Metro

April 27 – Washington, D.C., The Fillmore Silver Spring

April 28 – New York City, B.B. King’s

April 29-30 – Philadelphia, Theatre of Living Arts

May 3 – New York, N.Y., Webster Hall

May 4 – Port Chester, N.Y., Capitol Theatre

May 12 – Madison, Wisconsin, Barrymore Theatre

May 14 – Indianapolis, The Vogue

May 16 – Cincinnati, Bogart’s

May 18 – Cleveland, House of Blues

May 20 – Detroit, Majestic Theater

May 21 – Toronto, Phoenix Theatre

June 14 – Dallas, House of Blues

June 15 – Houston, House of Blues

June 16 – San Antonio, The Aztec Theater

June 17 – Austin, ACL Live

June 21 – Las Vegas, Brooklyn Bowl

June 22 – San Diego, House of Blues

June 23 – Los Angeles, Wiltern

July 12 – San Francisco, The Fillmore

July 15 – Seattle, The Showbox (tickets on sale Friday through www.axs.com)