Set to appear and perform at 25th Anniversary of Cooter’s Place in Luray, Va., 9/11 Memorial Show in Lexington, Ky., The Great Pottsville Cruise in Pottsville, Pa., and 56th Annual Hope Heritage Days in Hope, Ind.
Celebrated TV actor, singer-songwriter, and Tony award nominated Broadway musical star Tom Wopat (Luke Duke) is currently on tour with upcoming promotional appearances and musical performances, as he celebrates the 45th Anniversary of the hit TV series Dukes of Hazzard. On July 19-21 Wopat will also help celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the show’s popular retail and museum chain Cooter’s Place in Luray, Virginia. He’ll then appear on August 03 at The General Lee Owners Club at Grumpy’s Bar in Readlyn, Iowa, followed by The Great Pottsville Cruise in Pottsville, Pennsylvania on August 10. In September, Wopat will visit Lexington, Kentucky on September 11 for a special 9/11 first responders memorial event at Manchester Music Hall, and on September 28 will headline the 56th Annual Hope Heritage Days in Hope, Indiana.
Tom Wopat Tour & Appearance Dates:
JUL 19-21 – 25th Anniversary of Cooter’s Place / Luray, Va. [Tickets/Info]
AUG 03 – General Lee Owners Club @ Grumpy’s Bar / Readlyn, Iowa [Tickets/Info]
AUG 10 – The Great Pottsville Cruise / Pottsville, Pa. [Tickets/Info]
SEP 11 – 9/11 Memorial Show @ Manchester Music Hall / Lexington, Ky. [Tickets/Info]
SEP 28 – 56th Annual Hope Heritage Days / Hope, Ind. [Tickets/Info]
DEC 21 – Christmas Concert @ Leo & Leona’s / Bangor, Wisc. [Tickets/Info]
** For Tom’s complete tour and appearance schedule, follow on BandsInTown or at TomWopat.com
About Tom Wopat:
It’s been several decades since the General Lee first left the ground, sky-rocketing Tom Wopat and co-star John Schneider to instant Dukes of Hazzard stardom. In the 40+ years since, Wopat has been blessed with a multifaceted career that has ranged from starring roles on Broadway, various television appearances, singing in such venues as The Ol’ Opera, Carnegie Hall, and the Hollywood Bowl, to a featured role in Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained. More recently Wopat released a new recording project, an album entitled Simple Man, a 13 song collection that is his 13th solo album.
Also recently released are the second and third installments of the County Line movie trilogy, County Line: All In & County Line: No Fear, available now on the INSP Network. Wopat also recently starred on the TV series, Black List, which features James Spader, as he quipped “I enjoy keeping a lot of balls in the air.” Tom was a staple on the Broadway stage for 35 years, garnering a pair of Tony award nominations along the way. Long known for his musical leading man abilities, Wopat also was critically acclaimed for his dramatic work in The Trip to Bountiful and Glenn Gary Glenn Ross. But currently it’s his work in the studio and on the road with some of the most talented musicians in the world that has provided Tom the most satisfaction. Tom says, “At this point, I basically do what I enjoy… I’ve been blessed.”
