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We’re not going to give you the “Runaround.”

’90s icons Blues Traveler are heading out on a massive 40-concert with Big Head Todd and the Monsters on select dates from April through August this year.

“Let’s rock!” the Grammy-winning group shared on Instagram.

And if you want to rock with the group that brought the harmonica back to the mainstream in New York this year, you’re in luck.

John Popper and co. are set to perform at Farmingville’s Amphitheater at Bald Hill on May 13 and Tarrytown’s Tarrytown Music Hall on May 16.

On May 20, the Princeton, NJ natives return to their home state for a one-nighter at Atlantic City’s Harrah’s.

Tickets are fairly affordable for the summer-long run too.

While all tickets aren’t this cheap, some can be found for as low as $22 before fees on Vivid Seats at the time of publication.

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A complete calendar of all upcoming Blues Traveler tour dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets available can be found below.

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In July and August, Big Head Todd and The Monsters are joining Blues Traveler on the road for the final leg of the 2023 tour.

For those not familiar with Big Head Todd’s mellow rock sound, you can check out the group’s 18-album catalog here.

We recommend starting with the melancholy “Bittersweet” and fun-loving “Boom Boom.”

Many groups from the Clinton era are still firing on all cylinders in the 2020s.

Here are just five of our favorite acts that were huge on the ’90s you won’t want to miss live these next few months.

• Dave Matthews Band

• Foo Fighters

• Third Eye Blind

• Goo Goo Dolls

• Matchbox Twenty

Want to turn back time a bit further? Check out our list of the 107 biggest ’80s stars on tour in 2023 here.