2CELLOS announce U.S. tour and release new music video

2CELLOS (Photo credit: Olaf Heine)

Famous Croatian duo 2CELLOS have unveiled their new single and video on Friday, a cover of Cryin’ by Aerosmith. 

Luka Šulić and Stjepan Hauser reunited after a break earlier this year on the 10th anniversary since the formation of 2CELLOS. 

After releasing covers of “Livin’ on a Prayer” by Bon Jovi and Imagine’s “Demons”, the pair are back again, dropping their latest music video “Cryin’”.

New album and tour

2CELLOS’ sixth full-length album Dedicated comes out Friday, September 17 via Sony Masterworks.

“We always planned to come back, and we came into Dedicated with a fresh approach and energy. We haven’t been on stage for two years now, so we can’t wait to get back out,” the duo said.

Dedicated finds 2CELLOS exploring a diverse catalog with their signature boundary-breaking playing style. The collection includes their take on everything from classic pop hits (“bad guy”  by Billie Eilish, “Shallow” by Lady Gaga, “Halo” by Beyonce) to hard-hitting rock songs (“Cryin'” by Aerosmith, “Sweet Child O’ Mine” by Guns N’ Roses, “Wherever I Go” by OneRepublic) to celebrated classics (“Sound of Silence” by Simon and Garfunkel).

The group will also make their long-awaited return to the stage in support of the new album, kicking off their 2022 U.S. Dedicated Tour on March 26 at Rosemont’s Allstate Arena before stopping at iconic venues including New York’s Barclays Center (April 3) and Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl (April 15).

2CELLOS U.S. Tour dates

26 March 2022 – Chicago

28 March 2022 – Detroit

30 March 2022 – Boston

31 March 2022 – Uncasville

1 April 2022 – Philadelphia

3 April 2022 – New York

5 April 2022 – Fairfax

6 April 2022 – Durham

8 April 2022 – Nashville

10 April 2022 – Dallas

12 April 2022 – Denver

14 April 2022 – Las Vegas

15 April 2022 – Los Angeles

16 April 2020 – Concord

Ticket info HERE

2CELLOS -Dedicated

The album can be pre-ordered HERE

2CELLOS reached video viral fame on YouTube from their 2011 rendition of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” and went on to amass 1.3 billion YouTube views, 5.5 million YouTube subscribers, 1 billion streams, and sold nearly 1 million tickets. 

New video below.