Dear Sheryl Crow, Chris Hudson, Interscope Records,

After the release of C'mon, C'mon, the European fans have been impatiently waiting for the tour to come near their towns. Some fans had the opportunity to attend one or two of the few promotional concerts that were given a couple of weeks before and after the release of the album. Some did not though and, therefore, kept hoping for the tour dates to be announced.

The C'mon, C'mon tour started in the USA in July, included opening acts for the Rolling Stones, and ended in Japan in November. The follow-up for the Japan tour was supposed to be Europe, as it was originally planned. Indeed, the European tour dates had been posted in late August on the official website, which brought joy and happiness among the fans in this part of the world. Yet, these dates have been deleted from the tour schedule only one week after they had been posted, without any explanation left for the fans.

Many fans (not only in Europe, but everywhere in the world) have been wondering and asking: "Why not Europe?" "Why are the tour dates in Europe cancelled?" "Are they postponed?" and "Why does nobody tell us what happened to those dates?"

Europe is a smaller continent than America, and although the Sheryl Crow fans can understand a shorter tour in Europe compared to a long tour in the USA, no one can really explain why no tour is scheduled yet in Europe. There is a lot of fans there, and they are as dedicated to her than the US fans.

We are asking Sheryl Crow, her Management, the Record Label, a tour in Europe in support for the release of C'mon, C'mon. According to all of the fans who went to one or more of the concerts in the USA and Japan, the songs from the latest album are a great addition to the songs from the previous albums for a live performance. And we would like to see the piano dance as well! ;-)