Back in the late '90s, the all-female travelling revue Lilith Fair was one of the all-time highest grossing tours. In its three-year run, the fest raised over ten-million for charity and brought a mix of good and bad female artists to the majority of North America. Now, Lilith Fair co-founder and Nettwerk CEO Terry McBride has announced that the tour will be returning for 2010.
"I can't reveal anything further now," McBride said in a press release, "but I can assure fans that we have some exciting announcements over the course of the following weeks, from confirmed artists to additional cities to innovative social initiatives. Lilith 2010 is very much upon us."
While there are no confirmed artists, the site has listed the first 18 stops on the tour, which include Canadian dates in Calgary, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. When those shows are taking place has yet to be announced.
For now, Lilith Fair is promising updates on their Twitter page very soon.
"I can't reveal anything further now," McBride said in a press release, "but I can assure fans that we have some exciting announcements over the course of the following weeks, from confirmed artists to additional cities to innovative social initiatives. Lilith 2010 is very much upon us."
While there are no confirmed artists, the site has listed the first 18 stops on the tour, which include Canadian dates in Calgary, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. When those shows are taking place has yet to be announced.
For now, Lilith Fair is promising updates on their Twitter page very soon.
