John Summit Reveals Arena Tour Supporting ‘CTRL ESCAPE’ Album
John Summit has announced his first arena tour in support of his album CTRL ESCAPE. The tour will feature 20 shows across North America, showcasing a new production concept for an immersive experience. Fans can expect high-impact production and performances at major venues starting in October.
- ▪John Summit's CTRL ESCAPE Arena Tour will kick off in October.
- ▪The tour includes 20 shows in cities like Chicago, Miami, and Brooklyn.
- ▪Summit will also debut his Ibiza residency and headline festivals before the tour.
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- ▪ John Summit Announces “CTRL ESCAPE” Arena Tour — Consequence (of Sound)
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John Summit Baeth Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment John Summit is going big, announcing his first-ever arena tour in support of his latest album, CTRL ESCAPE, on Wednesday. While the majority of DJs perform at nightclubs and music festivals, Summit is joining a list of several prominent DJs who have transitioned to major arena and stadium tours, including Illenium, The Chainsmokers, Tiësto and Kaskade. The CTRL ESCAPE Arena Tour, which kicks off in October, will span 20 shows across North America, including Chicago, Miami, Brooklyn, Boston and more.
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