Find out how '70s heartthrob Shaun Cassidy, 66, known for The Hardy Boys, has transformed through the years, as he unveils plans for an upcoming tour.
Acclaimed singer, actor, writer, and producer Shaun Cassidy is embarking on his first-ever 50-city North American tour, marking a triumphant return to the live stage after years of writing and producing television. The tour kicks off at the iconic Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee on September 13, 2025.
Cassidy, 66, rose to fame as a teen idol in the late 1970s with hit songs such as Hey Deanie, It's Like Heaven, and Be My Baby. He is also recognized for his work in creating and producing TV shows like American Gothic, Roar, and Invasion, as well as his role in the popular The Hardy Boys with Parker Stevenson.
Born into a show business family, Cassidy is the son of Oscar-winning actress Shirley Jones and Tony-winning actor Jack Cassidy, and the half-brother of singer and actor David Cassidy of The Partridge Family fame. Cassidy took a hiatus from the spotlight to focus on writing and producing TV, but his love for live performance never waned.
His recent show, The Magic of a Midnight Sky, played to standing-room-only crowds and received critical acclaim. "The Road To Us is first about fun, then about connection—a connection I feel is more important now than ever," he told DailyMail.com. "Be it in a concert hall or at the kitchen table, bringing people together to laugh, cry, or blast out some hit songs is like rocket fuel for the soul."
Cassidy's upcoming tour, The Road To Us, promises an electric evening of live music and storytelling. The tour dates:
- September 13 - Nashville, TN / Grand Ole Opry
- September 17 - Waterville, ME / Waterville Opera House
- September 19 - Beverly, MA / Cabot Theater
- September 25 - Glenside, PA / The Keswick
- September 26 - Seneca, NY / Niagara Falls - The Bear's Den
- September 27 - Seneca, NY / Niagara Falls - The Bear's Den
- September 28 - Verona, NY / Turning Stone Resort Casino
- October 16 - Hopewell, VA / The Beacon
- October 17 - Alexandria, VA / The Birchmere
- October 18 - Annapolis, MD / Ram's Head
- October 19 - Rocky Mount, VA / The Harvester
- October 23 - Peekskill, NY / Paramount Hudson Valley Arts
- October 24 - Newton, NJ / The Newton Theater
- October 25 - Norfolk, CT / Infinity Hall
- October 26 - Bethlehem, PA / ArtsQuest
- November 5 - Milwaukee, WI / The Pabst Theater
- November 7 - Des Plaines, IL / Des Plaines Theatre
- November 8 - St. Charles, IL / The Arcada
- November 9 - Burnsville, MN / Ames Center
- November 11 - Shipshewana, IN / The Blue Gate
- November 13 - Nashville, IN / Brown County Music Center
- November 14 - Cincinnati, OH / Ludlow's
- November 15 - Columbus, OH / The Southern
- November 16 - Akron, OH / The Goodyear Theater
- December 4 - Detroit, MI / The Fisher Theater
- December 5 - Warren, OH / Robins Theatre
- December 6 - Munhall, PA / Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
- December 11 - Orlando, FL / The Plaza Live
- December 12 - Clearwater, FL / Capitol Theatre
- December 13 - Ponte Vedra, FL / Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
- January 8 - Austin, TX / Paramount Theater
- January 9 - Dallas, TX / The Granada Theater
- January 10 - Houston, TX / House of Blues
- January 16 - Napa, CA / Uptown Theater
- January 17 - Riverside, CA / The Fox
- January 18 - El Cajon, CA / Magnolia
Additional tour dates will be announced in the future. Fans of Cassidy can catch a glimpse of the singer in his latest photo, as his tour commences in Nashville this fall. His timeless hits and captivating storytelling are sure to make The Road To Us an unforgettable experience.
The news of Shaun Cassidy's first-ever 50-city North American tour, titled The Road To Us, is generating excitement among his fans, as he is set to perform hits and tell captivating stories on his electric journey through the world of entertainment and music. This tour, covering various cities across North America, will bring Cassidy's timeless appeal and captivating storytelling to the forefront, cementing his status as a celebrated figure in not only music but also television news and celebrity circles.
