ldyjocelyn Posted December 31, 2022 Report Share Posted December 31, 2022 Clay Aiken Timeline for 2023. ldyj will try her darndest to keep this list up-to-date. If you see anything missing/incorrect, please contact ldyjocelyn! February 1 -- Clay appears on "Celebrity Name That Tune!" (Fox). His opponent is Jordin Sparks, also of American Idol fame. He beat Jordin in the main game, but bombed spectacularly during the final round. Still, he won $32,000 for the National Inclusion Project! February 2 -- Word gets out for a taping of "Tamron Hall" (syndicated) with Clay and Ruben scheduled for this date. February 6 -- The appearance on "Tamron Hall." Clay and Ruben were both very animated as they talked about the tour and fatherhood. They also sang "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" together! February 22 -- M&G packages for the summer tour are announced. Included are attendance at the sound check (with a song that won't be in the show, but only for that venue -- lots of individuality there), a hoodie and a picture with Clay & Ruben. March 1 -- Clay does a radio interview with local Raleigh, NC station WPTF. He gave a preview of some of the stories he'll be telling with Ruben during the tour this year. March 6 -- Another radio interview is released, this time with G105 (Raleigh) morning show. They played a few silly games, including one where Clay had to finish the song. Nice to hear his voice! March 7 -- A snippet of an interview from Clay and Ruben released on South Coast Today. March 9 -- A YouTube short of Clay and Ruben publicizing the Nashua Center appears. It shows their trademark humor. Also, Clay attends an event called "Big Night in for the Arts," benefiting arts councils in the Triangle Area. March 10 -- This time, it's a Facebook Reel that shows up with Clay and Ruben ribbing each other. It advertises for the Arcada Theater show. March 28 -- A video interview on Queen City News Charlotte (NC). Cute video interview. April 12 -- The opening night of Clay and Ruben Studdard with their "Twenty Years, One Night" tour (hereafter referred to as "20-1"). It starts at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall (Troy, NY). April 13 -- 20-1 at the Nashua Center for the Arts (Nashua, NH). April 14 -- 20-1 at the Zeiterion Theatre (New Bedford, MA). April 16 -- 20-1 at the Fallsview Casino Resort (Niagara Fall, ON, Canada). April 17 -- 20-1 at the Fallsview Casino Resort (Niagara Fall, ON, Canada). April 18 -- 20-1 at the Fallsview Casino Resort (Niagara Fall, ON, Canada). April 20 -- 20-1 at the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts (Patchogue, NY). April 22 -- 20-1 at the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts (Bronx, NY). April 24 -- 20-1 at the Wall Street Theater (Norwalk, CT). April 26 -- 20-1 at the Count Basie Center for the Arts (Red Bank, NJ). April 27 -- 20-1 at Penn's Peak (Jim Thorpe, PA). April 28 -- 20-1 at the Parx Casino (Bensalem, PA). April 29 -- 20-1 at the Koka Booth Amphitheatre (Cary, NC). April 30 -- 20-1 at the Newberry Opera House (Newberry, SC). May 2 -- 20-1 at the Midland Theatre (Newark, OH). May 4 -- 20-1 at the Knight Theater (Charloette, NC). May 5 -- 20-1 at the Jefferson Center (Roanoke, VA). May 6 -- 20-1 at the Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre (Mableton, GA). May 7 -- 20-1 at the Oxford Performing Arts Centers (Oxford, AL). May 10 -- 20-1 at the Arcada Theatre (St. Charles, IL). May 11 -- 20-1 at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts (Carmel, IN). May 12 -- 20-1 at the Genesee Theatre (Waukegan, IL). May 13 -- 20-1 at the Honeywell Center (Waubash, IN). May 14 -- 20-1 at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts (Bloomington, IL). May 16 -- 20-1 at the Grand Theater (Wausau, WI). May 21 -- Clay and Ruben celebrate 20 years to the day of the finale of the second season of "American Idol" by appearing on the finale of the current season. October 27 -- 20-1 at the Family Arena (St. Charles, MO). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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