The Green Keys Tour – USA

Frank’s second CD, “A Little Dark Music“, released on Earth Hour 2010 is inspired by environmental themes. From March 2010 to April 2011, Frank presented “The Green Keys Tour”, a 60+ city concert tour across Canada and the US that showcased eco-friendly behaviour. Here are some photos of the journey in the United States…
(click here for the Canadian tour photos)

See all concert dates and media clips.

: Taking the hybrid to the US

: It ain’t a tour bus!

: First stop, Indiana!

: Greeted by bike parade in Chicago

: More hotels!

: Playing Earth Hour during Earth Hour 2011 in Chicago!

: Ready for Columbus!

: Columbus concert

: Rocky River Warmup

: The warmest of welcomes in Marietta

: Grand church in Marietta

: Snowy night in Erie

: Sightseeing of course

: Lovely Baltimore

: Made it to NYC!

: Ready for 1st concert in New York!!

: They deliver great audiences in NYC

: Life must go on on tour!

: Happy Birthday to me!

: And, then a birthday show…

: No whaling in Hartford

: The Green Keys Tour is coming to an end… last bit of PR

: He’s come a long way, my ex-student, Thompson Egbo-Egbo

: Last TGKT concert in Boston!

: 63 concerts, 2 countries… home at last!

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