If Tom Brady can un-retire, then why can't Paul Simon?! On February 18, the 83-year-old singer, known as being half of the famed duo Simon & Garfunkel, took to social media to share that he would be returning to the stage once again-shocking fans after he announced back in 2018 that he would be retiring

Paul Simon retired from touring in 2018 due to hearing loss, but will return for a new tour called 'A Quiet Celebration Tour'

While recording Seven Psalms, Simon experienced the sudden loss of most of the hearing in his left ear. That made the prospect of live performance a challenge, but over time he developed a new monitor setup (collaborating in part with the Stanford Initiative to Cure Hearing Loss) that he’ll take on the road for the new tour,

Paul Simon is coming out of retirement to play a North American tour that includes a five-night stand at Manhattan’s Beacon Theatre this summer, the singer announced Tuesday. Simon’s shows will focus on his recent album "Seven Psalms" but will include material from across his decades-wide catalog,

Paul Simon is returning to the stage after a seven-year hiatus due to severe hearing loss. The legendary artist has announced he is set to embark on his A Quiet Celebration Tour - a series of intimate concert performances - in spring and summer 2025.