‘All You Need Is John’ Brings John Lennon’s Music to North America

For the first time, The Music of John Lennon will tour North America with All You Need Is John, a new production celebrating Lennon’s work with The Beatles and throughout his solo career.

Fifty-seven years after John Lennon began recording “Give Peace a Chance,” his message of peace and love continues to resonate. All You Need Is John brings together music from Lennon’s tragically shortened solo career alongside the songs he wrote and performed with The Beatles, creating the kind of solo tour he never had the opportunity to share.

The production will explore the many sides of Lennon’s artistry, from the groundbreaking music he created with The Beatles to solo albums including Imagine, Walls and Bridges, and Mind Games. The show will also reflect the psychedelic, deeply personal, and socially conscious elements that defined his work.

All You Need Is John comes from the team behind All You Need Is George, which toured in 2026, and All You Need Is Love, which toured in 2024 and 2025. Those productions explored the music of George Harrison and The Beatles’ career from 1964 through 1969.

The new show brings together American and Canadian artists from both previous productions, which played sold-out shows across North America.

Andie Forgie, Berry Duane Oakley, Jeff Pevar, Prairie Prince, Mark Rashotte, and Gil Assayas will unite for the tour, bringing together musicians with a deep connection to Lennon’s music for a live celebration spanning his Beatles years and solo career.

Featuring musicians who share a deep affection for Lennon’s work, All You Need Is John will bring these songs to the stage in a live performance built around the music itself and the legacy Lennon left behind.

The 2027 North American tour begins February 3 in Belleville, Ontario, and continues through February 28 in Des Plaines, Illinois.

All You Need Is John – 2027 Tour Dates

February 3 – The Empire Theatre – Belleville, ON
February 5 – Penn’s Peak – Jim Thorpe, PA
February 6 – Greenwich Odeum – East Greenwich, RI
February 7 – The Wilbur Theatre – Boston, MA
February 11 – The Newton Theatre – Newton, NJ
February 12 – Patchogue Theatre – Patchogue, NY
February 13 – Keswick Theatre – Glenside, PA
February 15 – Sony Hall – New York, NY
February 17 – Rams Head On Stage – Annapolis, MD
February 18 – Strand Theater – York, PA
February 19 – Tarrytown Music Hall – Tarrytown, NY
February 20 – Bethel Woods Event Gallery – Bethel, NY
February 21 – The Stanley Theatre – Utica, NY
February 23 – Electric City – Buffalo, NY
February 25 – Carnegie of Homestead – Munhall, PA
February 26 – Memorial Hall OTR – Cincinnati, OH
February 27 – The Arcada – St. Charles, IL
February 28 – Des Plaines Theatre – Des Plaines, IL