Anthony Bourdain is a chef, an established writer and the coolest personality on TV. He has a new cookbook, Appetites, coming out later this month, the new season of his Parts Unknown series just premiered on CNN, and this week, he’s hitting the road on his 15 date live tour; The Hunger Tour.
Bourdain’s unique mash-up of food culture and travel, crossed with his raw, unfettered personality qualify him as one of our most relevant cultural voices. The balance between his appreciation for common, traditional foods and the delicacies in life always make for an effective, informative and thoroughly entertaining exploration of the world we live in. Even better, Bourdain, a fellow cinephile and connoisseur always takes the time to celebrate the finer things in life; beer, rock-and-roll and pork.
Put all of that together, and this will be a tour to remember. The Hunger Tour kicks off Friday, with a sold-out show in Boston, MA. Tickets are still available for Saturday’s show at the Grand Theater at Foxwoods in Mashantucket, Connecticut, and Sunday’s show at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine. Catch Bourdain on the following dates:
October 7 – Symphony Hall – Boston, MA
October 8 – Grand Theater at Foxwoods – Mashantucket, CT
October 9 – Cross Insurance Arena – Portland, ME
October 26 – The Academy of Music – Philadelphia, PA
October 27 – DAR Constitution Hall – Washington, DC
October 29 – Palace Theatre – Columbus, OH
October 30 – Fox Theatre – Detroit, MI
November 1 – Sony Centre – Toronto
November 12 – The Fabulous Fox – St. Louis, MO
November 13 – The Paramount Theatre – Seattle, WA
November 14 – Pantages Theatre – Los Angeles, CA
November 16 – War Memorial Opera House – San Francisco, CA
November 17 – Center For The Performing Arts – San Jose, CA
November 18 – Bellco Theatre – Denver, CO
November 22 – Peter Jay Sharp Building BAM Howard Gilman Opera House – Brooklyn, NY
