'Authentically Groovy' (USA Today) Soul Man Tom Jones Confirms U.S. Tour Dates In Support Of Acclaimed New Album '24 Hours'

New York, NY. (Top40 Charts/ Shore Fire Media) - Tom Jones, whose critically acclaimed new release '24 Hours' is out now on S-Curve Records, will tour in February and March. Earlier this month, USA Today ran a feature on Jones. Edna Gundersen writes, "The full-throated Welsh pop star remains capable of surprising fans with remarkably fresh and popular returns.
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TOM JONES U.S. TOUR DATES
February 24 Terminal 5 New York, NY
February 25 9:30 Club Washington, DC
February 26 Palace Theater Albany, NY
February 27 Paramount Theater Asbury Park, NJ
March 1 House of Blues Boston, MA
March 3 House of Blues Chicago, IL
March 6 Club Nokia Los Angeles, CA
March 7 The Warfield San Francisco, CA
March 9 Belly Up Tavern San Diego, CA
March 10 House of Blues Anaheim, CA
April 19 Hard Rock Live Orlando, FL
April 21 Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Sarasota, FL
April 22 Philharmonic Center for the Arts Naples, FL
April 23 Kravis Center for the Performing Arts West Palm Beach, FL
April 25 Fillmore Miami Beach @ Jackie Gleason Theater Miami Beach, FL
April 26 King Center for the Performing Arts Melbourne, FL

His first new US studio album in 15 years, '24 Hours' features mostly songs co-written by Jones and produced by British duo Future Cut, who have recently helmed tracks for Lily Allen, Kate Nash, Estelle, and others. In addition, Bono and The Edge of U2 cowrote and recorded a brand new song, "Sugar Daddy" for Jones. Praise has been effusive:

"Authentically groovy." - Elysa Gardner, USA Today, 12.02.08, 3 out of 4 star review

"A voice that can still reach the back rows" - Scott Simon, NPR Weekend Edition Saturday Online, 12.6.08

"Jones' album doesn't aim to refigure an iconic star's signature sound but rather to re-scale its most daring peaks." - Jim Farber, NY Daily News, 11.23.08

"A return to vinyl-era soul for the digital era" - Geoff Boucher, LA Times, 11.25.08