Aaron Carter returns with new album and tour
Teen pop-singer Aaron Carter will soon take to the road as he gears up for the release of his first new album in three years.
Carter is scheduled to launch a U.S. club tour in early February, and dates so far are scattered into April. Details are shown below.
Among the cuts Carter will perform on the upcoming run is "Saturday Night," the title track from his forthcoming album. The single is due out in early March, while the album is scheduled for release sometime this spring, according to Carter's publicist.
Fans can get an early listen to the "Saturday Night" single by visiting Carter's official website, which is streaming the cut.
"Saturday Night" will be Carter's first new studio set since 2002's "Earthquake." "Aaron Carter: Most Requested Hits," a compilation of previously released tracks, surfaced in 2003.
Carter, who celebrated his 17th birthday in December, made headlines last week when he escaped injury after a mattress left in the roadway got trapped beneath the Cadillac Escalade he was driving on a Florida highway; the mattress caught fire and caused the vehicle to burst into flames. Carter and a passenger were unharmed, but the vehicle was completely consumed in the blaze, according to reports.
February 2005
3 - Pontiac, MI - Clutch Cargo
5 - Chicago, IL - House of Blues
11 - Cleveland, OH - House of Blues
12 - Grand Rapids, MI - Orbit Room
17 - New Haven, CT - Toad's Place
18 - Glenside, PA - Keswick Theatre
19 - New York, NY - B.B. King's Blues Club
20 - Providence, RI - Lupo's at the Strand
25 - Erie, PA - Warner Theatre
26 - Greensburg, PA - Palace Theatre
27 - Towson, MD - Recher Theatre
March 2005
1 - West Hollywood, CA - House of Blues
2 - Anaheim, CA - House of Blues
4 - Phoenix, AZ - Celebrity Theatre
5 - Tucson, AZ - City Limits
24 - Grand Rapids, MI - Orbit Room
25 - Milwaukee, WI - Pabst Theater
26 - Toledo, OH - Bijou Theatre
April 2005
2 - Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live
15 - Cincinnati, OH - Bogart's
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