Following their successful inaugural tour across Australia and New Zealand in 2017, the pedigree of hallowed '60s trio Cream - Ginger Baker's son Kofi Baker, Jack Bruce's son Malcolm Bruce and Eric Clapton's nephew* Will Johns - have come together for the first time in North America to pay homage to the band's extraordinary legacy with The Music Of Cream: 50th Anniversary World Tour. The eight-week outing - kicking off September 28th in Ottawa and spanning 34 cities throughout North America this fall - will mark 50 years since the original lineup's farewell US tour of 1968. Watch a video trailer below.

Having received rave reviews in Australia and New Zealand from the media and fans alike, The Music Of Cream: 50th Anniversary World Tour is primed to take over North America and celebrate the music and legacy their family members created. Prepare to hear personal stories and songs such as "Sunshine of Your Love," "Crossroads," "Spoonful" and "White Room" performed across a comprehensive set, which will also see Baker (drums), Bruce (bass, vocals) and Johns (guitar, vocals) interplay with footage of their fathers and mentors on the big screen, along with never-before-seen footage and photos. This multi-media concert experience has been specially created for the 50th Anniversary Tour, providing some of rock's most memorable moments with a new lease on life.

"We had such an amazing response to our first tour in Australia and New Zealand that we've spent some considerable time adding to the show," shares Bruce. "Now, we not only have this amazing legacy of music to play, but an opportunity to share some wonderful insights and stories with our audience...a backstage pass like no other, if you will."

Adds Baker, "We also have a few surprises in store that we know people are going to really respond to, so we can't wait to be on the road again playing these shows across North America this fall."

After the Ottawa launch, the first leg of The Music Of Cream: 50th Anniversary World Tour will travel throughout Eastern Canada and Eastern and Midwest US stopping in such places as Montreal, Quebec City, Portland, New London, Englewood, Huntington, Philadelphia, Albany, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Des Moines, Milwaukee, Madison and Louisville, among many others, before wrapping November 16 in Cincinnati. See below for full North American tour routing. For ticketing information, go to musicofcream.com.

In addition, look for the announcement of four celebratory shows across the U.K. coming soon, coinciding with the anniversary of the original band's legendary Albert Hall farewell concert, November 26, 1968, ahead of a nationwide tour in the spring.

During its heartbreakingly short lifespan, Cream was an explosive musical cocktail that provided the super-group blueprint for others to follow. The group's third album, Wheels of Fire (1968), was the world's first platinum-selling double album, and collectively they sold more than 15 million copies of their albums worldwide. Not surprisingly, Rolling Stone ranked the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group (inducted in 1993) as 67th in their '100 Greatest Artists of All Time' list.

Apart from an equally brief reunion in 2005 of seven shows at London's Royal Albert Hall and New York's Madison Square Garden, Cream retained an almost mythological status in the music world, right up until the passing of Jack Bruce in 2014. This, for many fans, marked the end of an era and an acceptance that there would never really be another opportunity to celebrate the group's legacy. That is, until the Music Of Cream: 50th Anniversary World Tour hit Australia and New Zealand last year.

Now, the trio of Baker, Bruce and Johns are looking forward to inspiring and re-igniting North America with their very own celebration of a musical legacy that runs through their veins.

The Music Of Cream - 50th Anniversary North American dates:

September
28 - Ottawa, ON - Centrepoint Theatre
29 - Montreal, QC - Corona Theatre
30 - Quebec City, QC - Imperial Bell

October
2 - South Burlington, VT - Higher Ground
4 - Ridgefield, CT - Ridgefield Playhouse
5 - Woonsocket, RI - Stadium Theatre
6 - New Bedford, MA - Zeiterion Theatre
7 - Portland, ME - State Theatre
9 - Northampton, MA - Calvin Theatre
11 - Lynn, MA - Lynn Memorial Auditorium
12 - New London, CT - Garde Arts Center
13 - Concord, NH - Capitol Centre for the Arts-Chubb Theatre
14 - Jim Thorpe, PA - Penn's Peak
16 - Englewood, NJ - Bergen Performing Arts Center
17 - Huntington, NY - The Paramount
18 - Glenside, PA - Keswick Theatre
19 - Waterloo, NY - The Vine at del Lago Casino
21 - Albany, NY - Hart Theatre Empire State Plaza PAC "The Egg"
23 - Red Bank, NJ - Count Basie Theatre
24 - Harrisburg, PA - Stage @ Club XL
25 - Baltimore, MD - Rams Head Live
26 - Greensburg, PA - Palace Theatre

November
1 - Cleveland, OH - Playhouse Square - StateTheatre
2 - Newark, OH - Midland Theatre
3 - Indianapolis, IN - The Vogue
7 - Des Moines, IA - Des Moines Performing Arts Center
8 - St. Charles, IL - Arcada Theatre
9 - Milwaukee, WI - Pabst Theater
10 - Cedar Rapids, IA - Paramount Theatre
11 - St. Paul, MN - Fitzgerald Theatre
13 - Wausau, WI - Grand Theater
14 - Madison, WI - Orpheum Theater
15 - Louisville, KY - Brown Theatre
16 - Cincinnati, OH - Bogarts

* by marriage

(Photo - David Geraghty, Artwork  Bob Masse)