Poco continues with its most productive year in decades. The band films a concert for DVD release early in the year with founder Richie Furay and a number of guests. They also secure the release of the long overdue LAST ROUNDUP live CD from 1977. But the gains are overshadowed by the health of founding drummer George Grantham. He suffers a stroke onstage in Massachusetts in July. Thankfully, the effects are not life-threatening, although he is unable to continue with the band. Rusty calls on George Lawrence to play drums for the remainder of the tour.
| DATE | VENUE | LOCATION | ALSO PERFORMING | NOTES |
| January 24 | Pop’s | Sauget, IL | Heartsfield | Show was cancelled in December 2003. |
| February 20 | Performing Arts Center | Lancaster, CA | ||
| March 5 | Papa Charlie’s | Luten, MI | ||
| March 6 | Community Auditorium | Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada | ||
| March 31 | The Rusty Rooster, | Rex, GA | Show was originally booked for the Stage in Norcross, GA. | |
| April 4 | Humane Association of Wilson County, 4th Annual Event, The Firm | Lebanon, TN | Walter Egan | |
| April 15 | El Pedregal Festival Marketplace | Scottsdale, AZ | One show at 7:00 p.m. | |
| April 21 | Jewish Mother | Virginia Beach, VA | ||
| April 23 | Arts Center | Sanabel Island, FL | Craig Fuller | Show cancelled due to low ticket sales |
| May 15 | Irvine Lake | Irvine, CA | Show cancelled due to low ticket sales | |
| May 20 | The Belcourt Theatre | Nashville, TN | One show at 8:00 p.m. Poco films this performance for a future DVD release. Richie Furay joins Poco for this one time. Phil Kenzie, Bill Lloyd and John Cowan guest. | |
| May 28 | Performing Arts Center | Oxnard, CA | ||
| June 11 | Riverbend Festival | Chattanooga, TN | ||
| June 18 | Ramshead Tavern | Annapolis, MD | 2 shows | |
| June 25 | The Tralf Music Hall | Buffalo, NY | This was reportedly the last show at this venue before it closed. | |
| June 26 | Falls Park Amphitheatre | Greenville, SC | Originally booked for June 19, this date was also postponed due to renovations to the facility. Show actually took place in October. | |
| July 3 | ABATE Rally, Freedom Park | Aglona, IA | ||
| July 8 | Bottleneck Blues Bar | St. Charles, MO | ||
| July 9-10 | Harrah’s AK-Chin Casino, | Maricopa, AZ | Two shows each night at 8:00 & 10:00 p.m. | |
| July 16 | RockFest, Chippewa Valley Festival Grounds | Cadott, WI | Firefall, Spin Doctors, John Waite, Huey Lewis & News, The Allman Brothers | One show at 2:15 p.m. |
| July 23 | Humphrey’s | San Diego, CA | America | |
| July 24 | Snowcrest Lodge | Mt. Baldy, CA | Only about 40 in the audience. | |
| July 29 | Stearns Square | Springfield, MA | George Grantham suffers a stroke onstage during the band’s second song. After he is rushed to the hospital, the remaining members continue a brief acoustic set for the huge crowd. | |
| July 30 | Main Stage, Barnstable County Fairgrounds | East Falmouth, MA | One show at 7:15 p.m. Poco uses a local drummer, Chuck Woodhams, for this show. In the meantime, Rusty makes a call to George Lawrence to fill in the remaining dates of the tour. | |
| August 4 | The Coach House | San Juan Capistrano, CA | Richie Furay | George Lawrence joins Poco on the road for the remainder of the tour. |
| August 6 | The Canyon Club | Agora Hills, CA | Richie Furay | |
| August 7 | The Fillmore | San Francisco, CA | Richie Furay | Tape of performance circulates. |
| August 13-14 | The Hard Rock Cafe | St. Thomas, Virgin Islands | ||
| August 20 | Cedar Cultural Center | Minneapolis, MN | ||
| August 21 | Lode Star Casino | Fort Thompson, SD | ||
| August 26 | Old Mill Inn | Spring Lake Heights, NJ | One show at 7:00 p.m. | |
| August 27 | The Downtown | Farmingdale, NY | Jillian Santella, Mississippi Longhorn | |
| September 1 | River Front Park | Spokane, WA | Poco was called upon to fill in for Pure Prairie League | |
| September 6 | Labor Day Peach Jam Fest, Wills Park Equestrian Center | Alpharetta, GA | Lou Gramm, Starship, Firefall, Andrew Gold, Bay City Rollers | |
| September 17 | Tangier Restaurant | Akron, OH | ||
| September 19 | Jefferson Barracks | St. Louis, MO | ||
| September 24 | Oklahoma State Fair | Oklahoma City, OK | Firefall | |
| September 25 | Tanglewood Park | Clemmons, SC | ||
| September 26 | Ruth Ekerd Hall | Clearwater, FL | America | One show at 7:00 p.m. Show postponed due to Hurricane Jeanne |
| October 1-2 | Wildwood Springs Lodge | Steelville, MO | Rusty Young gets married during the engagement to Mary Brennan. Pastor Richie Furay officiates the ceremony. | |
| October 8 | Peanut Festival | Suffolk, VA | ||
| October 14 | Ruth Ekerd Hall | Clearwater, FL | America | One show at 7:00 p.m. Makeup date for September 26th show. Tape of this show circulates. |
| October 15 | Falls Park Amphitheatre | Greenville, SC | This show was finally performed on this date. This was a private party booking. Thanks to promoter Alan Martin for providing the information. | |
| October 17 | Turning Point | Piermont, NY | ||
| October 18-19 | Solvang Theater | Solvang, CA | Loggins & Messina, Richie Furay | One show each night at 7:00 p.m. |
| October 29 | Scottish Rite Auditorium | Collingswood, NJ | Pure Prairie League | Two tapes of this show exist. |
| November 4-5 | 12th & Porter | Nashville, TN | These shows were cancelled when the venue closed down. | |
| November 12 | Pepsi Cola Roadhouse | Burgettstown, PA | Little River Band | |
| December 11 | Stabler Arena, Lehigh University | Bethlehem, PA | Little River Band | Poco subs for Dave Mason at the last minute in a Benefit for the Children’s Foundation |
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