
Paul Simon's World Tour Kickoff: Rare Performance & Stories
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Paul Simon, preparing for a world tour, performs Something So Right on The Late Show, marking his first live rendition since 1993. He reminisces about his folk days in England, influenced by the Everly Brothers, and shares a pivotal moment in 1965 when The Sounds of Silence charted, changing his life forever. Fans can anticipate a full performance of his 2023 album and hits like Homeward Bound, Graceland, and Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard. The U.S. tour begins June 4 in Palo Alto, California, and concludes July 18 in Highland Park, Illinois.
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