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Tour Fondue Beach in Hyères - France

Information on the tour fondue beach in hyères (france), description and location of the tour fondue beach in hyères (83400).

Our opinion on the Tour Fondue Beach

La Tour Fondue Beach in Hyères is located south of the peninsula of Giens . The ancient fort (La Tour Fondue) is classified as historical monument. The place is best known for the port of La Tour Fondue, which is the starting point for the islands of Porquerolles .

There are several small beaches right and left of the port (sand and gravel), but in high season, the permanent comings and goings of boats is not the most pleasant. This beach can only be used to sunbath; swimming is prohibited in the port of La Tour Fondue. The nearest beach is Pradeau Beach (5 minutes on foot from the right along the coastal path).

Note that parking is charged in high season and there are many shops.

Characteristics of the Tour Fondue Beach

Type of beach, equipment on the beach.

• Handicap accessible
• Swimming pool
• Mattress rental
• Free parking
• Payed parking
• Paddle boats
• Lifeguards in season
• Restaurants
• Beach volleyball
• Nautical Center
• Sand Yachting
• Nautical sports
• Scuba diving
• Kitesurfing
• Difficult access
• Near city center

Miscellaneous

• Barbecues permitted
• Dogs allowed
• Smoke-free beach

Photos of the Tour Fondue Beach

One can see La Tour Fondue in the center, and a small sandy beach on the left.

The district of La Tour Fondue is not the wildest in the peninsula of Giens! There are many shops and accommodations. There are several small sandy beaches on the waterfront before getting to the tower.

Here one can see a second gravel beach in the area of ​​La Tour Fondue in Hyeres.

One can see the two pontoons used by boats to reach the island of Porquerolles.

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45 Avenue Méditerranée 83400 Hyères

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Route du Sel 83400 Hyères

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Avenue de la Bergerie 83400 Hyères

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Bd d'Alsace Lorraine 83400 Presqu'île de Giens

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Chemin de l'Estanci 83400 Presqu'île de Giens

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Avenue de l'Estérel 83400 Presqu'île de Giens

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3080 Route de l'Almanarre 83400 Hyères

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Bouvet beach.

Chemin de la Tour Fondue Giens 83400 Hyères Presqu'ile Giens

Terre Rouge Cove

Avenue de Porquerolles 83400 Presqu'île de Giens

Pradeau Beach

Pontillon escampo bariou beach.

Sentier du littoral 83400 Presqu'île de Giens

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Chemin de Crête 83400 Presqu'île de Giens

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Route du Port du Niel 83400 Presqu'île de Giens

Mérou Beach

Bd du Front de Mer 83400 Hyères

Gare des Vieux Salins Beach

Pinede beach.

Rte de Giens 83400 Hyères

Giens Beach

Rte de la Madrague 83400 Hyères

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Porquerolles

• Circuit des 2 Îles
• Vision sous-marine
• Service Inter-îles

réservez en ligne ouvert tous les jours y compris les jours fériés

Tarification:

(1) pas de bateau à 07h depuis Porquerolles le dimanche et fériés

Partez à la découverte de la perle des îles dor.

Une île, site classé rattaché au Parc National de Port-Cros, qui a su conservé tous les vraies charmes de la côte dAzur.

• La Direction se réserve le droit de modifier ou d'annuler tout ou partie de ces horaires sans préavis en cas de mauvaises conditions météorologiques ou pour des raisons techniques.
• Chèques, chèques vacances et cartes bancaires acceptés.
• Tarifs réduits : familles nombreuses, séniors, jeunes ou personnes à mobilité réduite sur présentation de la carte.
• Navires accessibles aux personnes en fauteuil roulant.
• Chiens gratuits mais interdits sur les plages.
• Le transport des vélos adultes ou enfants est payant

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Navires accessibles aux personnes en fauteuil roulant sous conditions. Renseignements au N° ci contre

réservez en ligne Ouvert tous les jours y compris les jours fériés

(1) le départ de 07h de Porquerolles n'a pas lieu les dimanches et jours fériés.

Port de départ TOUR FONDUE presqu’ile de Giens RESERVATION FORTEMENT CONSEILLEE réservez en ligne

(1) - le voyage de 07h N'a pas lieu les dimanches et jours fériés

Tarif aller-retour adulte/réduit: 29€/25€ merci de vous présenter le jour même 30 minutes avant chaque départ pour vos billets.

La plus orientale de l'archipel des îles d'Hyères.

C'est une île de contrastes de part son statut à la fois à la fois civile, militaire ,et naturiste. Cohabitation insolite mais réussie dans un respect mutuel.

Tarif aller-retour adulte/réduit: 29€/25€ réservez en ligne

Tarif aller-retour adulte/réduit: 29€/25€ 11h Changement de bateau à Portcros Départ du port Hyères, parkings gratuits à proximité réservez en ligne

escale à Port-Cros , durée de la traversée :1h30

Port de départ TOUR FONDUE presqu’ile de Giens achat en ligne possible RESERVATION

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• Le premier départ du matin est un bateau mixte (passagers et marchandises)

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(1) les dimanches et jours fériés : pas de départ à 07h30 (2)reporté à 12h30 les mercredis et samedis sauf pendant les vacances scolaires Port de départ TOUR FONDUE presqu’ile de Giens achat en ligne possible RESERVATION

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Tour Fondue - Giens

You’re probably already familiar with Plage de la Tour Fondue beach and the Tour Fondue snorkelling trail and you know that the boat leaves from here to whisk you away to Porquerolles , the beautiful pearl of the Golden Islands located just a half-hour drive from your favourite campsite !

So let’s talk about the Tour Fondue tower itself today.

Erected in the 17th century, this little fort is also referred to as “La Batterie du Pradeau”. It is a defensive structure, perched on the southern tip of Giens peninsula , which was used to locate Porquerolles port and protect the channel.

The building was restored in 1991 by its current owner, the Port-Cros National Park. Although it is closed to the public, you can still approach it to admire it and take pics to your heart’s content from the peninsula or beach. You can even swim round it with your mask and flippers!

Sunset is a not-to-be-missed moment here and a pure marvel of the French Riviera…

• "Tour Fondue" - Giens Chemin du Bouvet 83400 Hyères
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Fort De La Tour Fondue

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Round trip for adults: € 24 From may to september. € 22 April & october € 17.70€ From November to march Reduced ticket:€ 21 From may to september € 17.70 From october to april. One way ticket : € 14 From may to september € 13 From october to april Bike supplement: - € 17 Adult Round trip - € 14.50 Children Round trip Reduced ticket : Young people from 4 to less than 26 years old (Free for children under 4 years old). Large families, seniors over 65, student or people with reduced mobility on presentation of the card and groups (20 people minimum).

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Fort of La Tour Fondue

Monument in hyères.

The Fondue Tower, also called "Battery Pradeau", is located at the southern end of the peninsula of Giens , in the town of Hyères , in the Var.

While King Henri IV's plan to develop a new city on this part of the coast to accommodate the inhabitants of Hyères, hard hit by the wars of religion, was abandoned after his death, it was Richelieu who in 1633 decided to build the fort to protect the anchorage of the ships and secure the traffic between the peninsula and the island of Porquerolles .

The work was completed in 1637.

The polygonal work was rebuilt in the nineteenth century and has a barracks and a store to house the powder. In 1881 he was still armed with two guns but the fort was decommissioned and abandoned some time later.

Now owned by the Port-Cros National Park, the battery, protected as historical monuments since 1989, was restored in 1991. However due to security issues, the building is not open to the public.

The site can, however, mark a walk on this section of the coast from which one enjoys a point of view unequaled on the sea and the island of Porquerolles.

Information on +33 4 94 01 84 50.

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Horaires et tarifs des navettes La tour Fondue/Porquerolles

Nous vous proposons de retrouver les horaires et tarifs des traversées proposées par la compagnie TLV au départ de la Tour Fondue à destination des îles d’or, de quelques traversées journalières en hiver, la fréquence de passage atteint un départ toutes les trente minutes au mois d’août.

L’embarcadère de La tour Fondue est situé sur la commune d’ Hyères. Vous trouverez des parkings payants pour stationner avant de monter sur les bateaux, se garer gratuitement est difficile à cet endroit à moins d’arriver vraiment de bonne heure le matin.

La circulation des véhicules n’est pas simple non plus en pleine saison à l’aller (prenez vos précautions pour ne pas rater la navette) et au retour en fin de journée lorsque les vacanciers rentrent de la plage.

Un petit truc pour éviter les bouchons, patienter en visitant l’endroit qui est tout simplement magnifique.

Se rendre sur l’île de porquerolles

Les traversées la plus courte et qui compte le plus grand nombre de fréquences journalières s’effectue depuis la tour Fondue sur la commune d’Hyères . Depuis peu, TLV a mis en place des navettes depuis le port de Hyeres . Vous avez également à votre disposition des traversées depuis le village proche de la Londe les maures , depuis la commune du Lavandou ou directement depuis le port de Toulon .

En arrivant sur place

À votre arrivée, vous devrez emprunter le quai principal du port de Porquerolles avant d’arriver directement dans le village. Vous trouverez immédiatement tout ce dont vous avez besoin, épicerie, glacier, bars, restaurants, location de vélos, poste, etc

Ce qu’il faut voir, ce qu’il faut faire.

Les amateurs de baignade et farniente resteront sur le côté nord où se trouvent toutes les plages de sable fin, la plage d’argent , la courtade , notre-dame .

Les amateurs d’étendues sauvages mettront le cap au sud pour découvrir une cote escarpée, naturelle, magnifique, accessible à pied ou à vélo selon le mode de déplacement que vous avez choisi.

Au chapitre des curiosités à voir ici, vous trouvez en tête de liste un  moulin vieux de 200 ans entièrement restauré en 2007 et qui se trouve non loin de la sortie du village à 200 mètres au sud du fort de Sainte Agathe  il surplombe le port, le lieu est d’une beauté exceptionnelle. Toujours en partant vers le sud, le chemin vous emmène vers le phare du cap d’arme, qui culmine à 84 mètres et a une portée de 54 kilomètres, voilà pour les chiffres, retenez simplement que depuis cet emplacement vous avez une vue imprenable sur la presque totalité de l’île.

Les lieux sont aussi propices à la pratique de la plongée sous-marine , avec bouteilles pour les bulleux ou en apnée pour les puristes, de nombreuses épaves bordent la cote porquerollaise en raison de l’opération de sabordage de la marine française pendant la deuxième guerre mondiale, certaines profondes comme le donator, d’autres moins comme le cimentier qui gît par à peine 10 mètres de fond devant le phare de la jaune garde à l’ouest de l’île. En saison de nombreux clubs de plongée sous-marine proposent des sorties tous niveaux sur ces vestiges.

Manger à Porquerolles

Aucuns soucis de ravitaillement, de nombreuses offres de restauration vous sont proposées, du simple snack au restaurant gastronomique, il y en a pour tous les gouts.

Dormir à porquerolles

Si toutefois vous désirez effectuer un séjour ou  passer une nuit à Porquerolles . En restant sur place, vous profitez vraiment de la vie du village, vraiment un truc à faire, l’ambiance nocturne est top !

Et si vous souhaitez visiter une autre île lors de votre passage sur la Côte d’azur , nous vous conseillons la visite des îles de Lérins , situées dans la baie de Cannes.

Horaires des traversées

Du 28 mars au 12 mai 2024.

Tarif navette Aller Retour Hiver 2023.

Prix du billet.

De mai à septembre

Adulte  ——–> 24,00€

Tarif Réduit ———> 21,00€

Aller simple ——–> 14,00€

Make the most of your holidays at Campsite La Tour Fondue **

From camping la tour fondue, there is good access to many activities. activities at sea or on land, there are plenty of choices.

Scuba diving

Take advantage of the campsite’s location (close to the espace mer diving club ) and start diving or improve your skills..

Introduction, excursions at sea and short courses, there is something for all levels. Discover the best underwater sites on the Côte d’Azur: shipwrecks, shallow plateaux, vertical drop-offs, coral, fish… The Gabinière diving site off the island of Port-Cros is one of the best places in the world for diving.

Snorkelling trip

With family or friends, discover the seabed of the surrounding creeks from the surface on a snorkelling trip (fins, masks and snorkel) supervised by the espace mer diving club ..

Port Cros Island and the marked and protected underwater trail from Palud is an ideal way of discovering the wealth of Mediterranean fauna and flora.

Kayak, paddleboard and boat rental

Comfortably seated in a kayak or standing on a paddleboard, travel the coast to discover the landscapes of the Presqu’île de Giens and enjoy easy access to wild coves.

La Petite Flottille , at Port du Niel or Port de La Madrague, boat rental (with or without a license), sea kayaks and paddleboards!

Îles d’Or Evasion , boat trips departing from the port of La Tour Fondue. Discover the coast of the Presqu’île and Porquerolles with Julien!

The coastal path offers 18 km of hiking around the Presqu’île de Giens. Put on your trainers, wander the along the path and discover the rich and varied landscape! Cliffs, coves, leaning pine trees, turquoise waters… a moment in which to commune with nature during your holidays. For hiking enthusiasts, the islands of Porquerolles and Port Cros boast magnificent walks.

For more information, visit the Discover page.

Important information relating to access to the forest massifs: click here .

Kitesurfing school

The Mfkite kitesurfing and wingfoil school is located in La Madrague and offers lessons on Almanarre Bay, known worldwide for its regular wind conditions and its sunshine.

Challenge open to all

Speedkart is a giant leisure park dedicated to the world of motorsport. Challenge yourself with many activities for young and old: go-kart rental, mini motorcycles, quads, electric cars…

Bike rental

Locabike offers the rental of bicycles, mountain bikes, electric bicycles (adults, children) and carts, allowing you to discover the wonders of the Giens peninsula and its surroundings.

Tree climbing and jumps

Immerse yourself in nature! Ecopark Adventure – La Castille offers 10 tree climbing courses with progressive levels of difficulty. Young and old will have plenty of time to discover more than 200 workshops ranging from 1 to 30 meters above the ground.

Iowan beats wind, weather for Lake Erie walleye victory: NE Ohio fishing report

• Published: Apr. 26, 2024, 5:00 a.m.

John Hoyer of Keosauqua, Iowa, continued his domination of the coun-try’s pro walleye tournaments in the National Walleye Tour season opener on Lake Erie on April 19, using cutting edge sonar techniques to stymie a field of 142 pro and co-angler teams. D’Arcy Egan, special to cleveland.com

• D'Arcy Egan | special to cleveland.com

PORT CLINTON, Ohio — A crowded field of 142 pro and co-angler teams raced all around Lake Erie in the Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s National Walleye Tour (NWT) opener on April 18-19, but they couldn’t topple the clear favorite, John Hoyer of Keosauqua, Iowa.

Hoyer has been relying on superb sonar skills to find trophy walleye, and to cast to lures to feeding fish. His two-day limit of 10 walleye weighed a whopping 69.13 pounds, beating Hunter Nitti (64.10 pounds) of Rosemount, Minnesota, and Ryan Buddie (64.05 pounds) of Amherst.

The winner of the last three NWT championships, Hoyer added to his impressive winnings by taking home a prize package totaling $116,926 that included a new Ranger 620FS boat. Nitti took home $23,643, while Buddie won $20,645.

What had to be most frustrating for the the field was that despite rough waters, many anglers ran many miles from Port Clinton — including to the Detroit River and the Cleveland shoreline — in search of clean water and walleye eager to bite.

Hoyer did not.

“I found some fairly clean water around the cans, and focused on that,” said Hoyer. Facing gale force winds over two days of practice fishing, Hoyer said he was lucky to find fishable waters and walleye about 10 miles from the Portage River starting line, drifting along the marker buoys off Camp Perry.

Lots of other tournament anglers were trying to copy Hoyer’s Forward Facing Sonar technique that reveals walleye swimming ahead of his Ranger fishing boat, then cast to the biggest fish he can find he marks with his sonar fish-finding unit. His preferred lures included shallow-diving jerk baits and swim baits, a jig matched with a plastic fish body.

National walleye tournaments continue: Lake Erie’s record-setting walleye population makes it a favorite place to host big walleye tournaments, especially early-season events. It is the reason the Cabela’s National Team Championship will drop anchor on the Black River in Lorain on May 9-11. The daily takeoff will be at 6:45 a.m. and weigh-ins to be held at Black River Landing in Lorain starting art 3 p.m.

“We’re already seeing a lot of the tournament fishermen on site, and we expect a lot of trophy walleye coming to the scales,” said Craig Lewis at Erie Outfitters in Sheffield Lake.

Steelhead trout run winding down: Fishermen continue to prowl the Northeast Ohio rivers and streams for steelhead trout, but the run is almost over. Anglers are still catching some of the big trout in the rivers, but most are done spawning and slowly working their way back to Lake Erie to feed and recover from the rigors of the spawn.

A lot of smaller rainbow trout have been released in recent weeks in the East Branch of the Rocky River and Wallace Lake in Berea, as well as Shadow and Ledge lakes in the Cleveland Metroparks.

Be kind to the steelhead smolts: The Ohio Division of Wildlife’s Castalia State Fish Hatchery trucks have been pouring small steelhead trout “smolts” into the Northeastern Ohio steelhead streams, including Thursday into the lower Cuyahoga River for the very first time.

Anglers should carefully handle the yearling 6-to-9-inch fish, which are illegal to keep. If fishermen are hooking a lot of the small trout, change fishing locations rather than risk injuring the youngsters.

Smallmouth bass are invading: While steelhead trout are heading back to Lake Erie, smallmouth bass are heading up the rivers to spawn in very good numbers, although this week’s cold snap has slowed them down a bit. A lot of trophy bass have been checked by Cleveland Metroparks fisheries workers.

Guide Jeff Liskay of Avon Lake recommends casting small, square-billed crank baits for smallmouth bass, as well as Ned Rigs and small jigs and twister tails.

Bay’s Edge Open returns to traditional lures: While most tournament walleye anglers are trolling these days to cover lots of Lake Erie waters and hook trophy fish, the Lake Erie Walleye Trail’s Bay’s Edge Open in Port Clinton on Sunday had plenty of appeal for old-timers. The tournament limited anglers to traditional drift-and-cast fishing, or jigging lures.

Capt. Joe Gibson’s Team NIM No. 2 won the event and $4,700 with a limit of five walleye weighing 29.83 pounds. Team C’est La Fish was second (29.98 pound, $1,700) was second, and Team NIM was third (28.14 pounds, $1,000) was third,

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Charlie Woods will play U.S. Open local qualifier Thursday

Charlie Woods looks to earn a spot at this year's U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. (Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images)

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Charlie Woods’ road to Pinehurst begins Thursday.

Woods, the son of 82-time TOUR winner Tiger Woods, will compete in an 18-hole U.S. Open local qualifier Thursday at The Legacy Golf & Tennis Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The younger Woods is slated to tee off at 8:18 a.m. ET Thursday.

The road to the U.S. Open features 109 local qualifying sites across April and May, leading to 13 Final Qualifying sites in late May and early June. Final Qualifying is known as Golf's Longest Day, requiring competitors to navigate 36 holes to earn a tee time at the season’s third major championship.

To be eligible for qualifying, a player must have a Handicap Index not exceeding 0.4 or be a professional.

The elder Woods is a three-time U.S. Open champion, but he has yet to win at Pinehurst No. 2. Tiger Woods finished T3 at Pinehurst in 1999, two strokes back of winner Payne Stewart, and he placed solo second at the venerable venue in 2005, two back of Michael Campbell. He didn’t compete at Pinehurst in 2014.

Earlier this spring, Charlie Woods competed in a pre-qualifier for the TOUR’s Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches, his first foray at attempting to qualify for a TOUR-sanctioned event. The younger Woods shot 86 that day but will look to apply learnings in Thursday’s U.S. Open local qualifier.

Tiger and Charlie Woods have paired together in the last four PNC Championships, the two-player team event contested each December that utilizes a scramble format. Team Woods finished runner-up in 2021 but has yet to win the event.

Other notables in the field at Woods' site include Cameron Kuchar (son of Matt), Sunny Kim, Garrett Willis, Reed Greyserman (brother of Max), Austin Lemieux (son of Mario) and Michael Buttacavoli.

Hoyer Tours Francis Scott Key Bridge Wreckage and Unified Command

BALTIMORE, MD — Congressman Steny H. Hoyer (MD-05) and Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger (MD-02) met with emergency personnel at the Unified Command Center tasked with reopening the Port of Baltimore after a ship collision led to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26. Leaders from the United States Coast Guard, the Maryland Department of Transportation, and other members of the interagency working group gave the Congressmen a briefing on their progress to remove the wreckage, including the successful reopening of the Limited Access Channel just the day prior – a week ahead of schedule. Congressmen Hoyer and Ruppersberger also received an update from the Unified Command Center on the continued efforts to recover the bodies of those lost in the collapse. The Congressmen joined personnel for a boat tour of salvage and recovery operations in the harbor.

Ever since the collapse, Congressman Hoyer has worked with Maryland's Congressional Delegation and the Moore-Miller Administration to support the families of those who lost their lives and secure funding for the emergency mission to clear the Port of Baltimore and rebuild the bridge as safely and expeditiously as possible. He has also stood with the Biden-Harris Administration in its commitment to use federal funds to cover the whole cost of the project. Earlier in April, Hoyer joined the Maryland Delegation to introduce the Baltimore BRIDGE Relief Act – bipartisan, bicameral legislation that would authorize a 100 percent federal cost share for the replacement effort.   “Reopening this port and rebuilding this bridge as quickly as possible is in the interest of every American,”  Congressman Hoyer said. “I praise the Unified Command for its continued dedication during this difficult hour. As I saw during my visit to the wreckage, emergency personnel are working around the clock to get the Port of Baltimore back up and running. It's crucial that the federal government provide them with vital resources for this project immediately. This is not an act of charity; it’s an investment in the American economy.”

“Rebuilding the Key Bridge - quickly, safely and stronger - is essential to restoring jobs, protecting the supply chain and keeping inflation down. It’s also necessary to ensure no other families will ever have to endure the heartache of those of the six workers who died performing a community service and who deserve our respect and gratitude,”  said Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger.  “I am incredibly impressed with Unified Command’s efforts – they are working around the clock on an impossibly complex mission in often dangerous conditions and are, at the moment, ahead of schedule. Team Maryland stands ready to assist them any way we can.”

Howard Jones, ABC and Haircut 100 Team Up for New Wave Extravaganza North American Tour

By Jem Aswad

Executive Editor, Music

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A new wave one-stop shop will tour North America this summer when Howard Jones and ABC will be hitting stages across North America with special guest Haircut 100. The full itinerary appears below.

“I’m very excited to be hitting the road with my friends ABC and Haircut 100,” Jones enthused. “Our audiences can look forward to some seriously top tunes night after night!  Bring your celebratory selves to the party.” 

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Of course, the evening will play out like an evening filled with hits from the early days of MTV, when the so-called “Second British Invasion” dominated the channel. Jones’ hits “New Song” and “What Is Love,” and “Things Can Only Get Better” probably segued into or out of ABC’s “Look of Love,” “Poison Arrow” and “Be Near Me” and Haircut 100’s “Love Plus One” and “Fantastic Day.”

All three acts have gone on to other successes, but this tour brings together the songs and sounds that first brought them to fame.

14  Redmond, WA         Marymoor Live

17  Sandy City, UT  Sandy Amphitheater

18  Las Vegas, NV  The Theater At Virgin Hotels

20  Inglewood, CA        YouTube Theater

21  Del Mar, CA      The Sound

24  Oklahoma City, OK The Zoo Amphitheatre

28  Columbus, OH  TempleLive At Columbus Athenaeum

29  Windsor, ON           Caesars Windsor – The Colosseum

30  Niagara Falls, ON    Fallsview Casino Resort

 4   Montclair, NJ           The Wellmont

 5   Port Chester, NY     The Capitol Theatre

 6   Huntington, NY The Paramount

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