
A short summer schedule of shows is booked but it is clear that there isn’t much of a push behind the band. As it turns out, a multitude of dates are canceled as Tim Smith exits the band in June.
| DATE | VENUE | LOCATION | ALSO PERFORMING | NOTES |
| May 15 | Texas Station | Las Vegas, NV | Ozark Mountain Daredevils | |
| June 24 | Hyatt Regency | Incline Village, CA | ||
| June 25 | Ontario Grape Harvest Festival | Quasti Park, CA | Backstreet | Tim Smith announces he’s leaving Poco. |
| June 27 | Whitestone’s Books | Livermore, CA | ||
| July 3 | Family Festival | Mamuelle, AK | This was George Lawrence’s first gig as Poco’s drummer. Lawrence had rehearsed with Jim Messina, who recommended him. Lawrence fills in for three dates before Rusty shuts the band down. | |
| August 6 | Bromley Park Stage, Adams County Fairgrounds | Brighton, CO | This show was not advertised and poorly attended. Another concert at the fairgrounds featuring .38 Special, Pure Prairie League, and Amazing Rhythm Aces easily outdrew them. | |
| August 7 | Black Oak Amphitheatre | Lampe, MO | Firefall, Little River Band | One show at 8:00 p.m. After this show, Poco cancels the rest of their bookings for the year as management convinces Rusty to retool the band. |
| August 14, 1999 | Unknown venue | France | ||
| August 25 | Friend of the Farmer | Roslyn, LI, NY | ||
| August 25 | Montomery’s Grill | Roslyn, LI, NY | ||
| August 26 | Stephen’s Talkhouse | Amagansett, NY | ||
| August 27 | Majestic Theatre | North Tonawanda, NY | America | |
| August 28 | JAXX | Springfield, VA |