| 1st | Kasim Sulton was interviewed for over twenty minutes via telephone by Casey Fox on his radio programme called Guilty Pleasures in the Madison, WI area |
| 2nd | Kasim Sulton played another gig as part of Tommy James and The Shondells at Riverfront Green, Peekskill, NY |
| 3rd | Kasim Sulton was interviewed via telephone on Unkle Roger's show in the Rochester, NY area in the early hours of the morning |
| 3rd | Kasim Sulton played a set at The Triad Lounge in NYC between two sets of Moogy Klingman's Freak Parade. Kasim's Set List was Don't Hold Me Back, Set Me Free, Afraid Himself To Be, Before She Was Gone, Across The Universe, There Goes My Inspiration, The One Sure Thing, It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference and Sometimes Love Is A Dangerous Thing |
| 9th |  Kasim Sulton resumed his 2001 Solo Acoustic Tour with a gig at Shank Hall, Milwaukee, WI |
| 10th |  Kasim Sulton made a promotional appearance at The Guitar Center in Arlington Heights, Chicago in the afternoon. He spent about an hour chatting to fans and musicians and signing autographs galore! Kasim was obviously very relaxed and was great at constantly posing for photos and signing loads of memorabilia |
| 10th |  Kasim Sulton played a gig at The Abbey Pub, Chicago, IL to a packed crowd and he received a standing ovation! |
| 11th |  Kasim played his longest solo gig at Roxie's Roost in Tahlequah, OK. Kasim started the gig outside but due to a rain shower, he completed it inside. Two local guitarists joined him on stage for a couple of songs too |
| 12th |  Kasim completed the Mid West leg of his 2001 Solo Acoustic Tour with a concert at Ken's Bar and Grill in Madison, WI |
| 15th |  Kasim resummed the East Coast part of his 2001 Solo Acoustic Tour with a concert at The Tin Angel in Philadelphia. Doug Kennedy of Isle Of Q joined him on stage for some of the songs. |
| 18th | 
Kasim Sulton made a triumphant return to The Bitter End in New York City for another great gig with Doug Kennedy again joining him on the guitar for some tracks |
| 24th | Kasim Sulton was interviewed on Rochester, NY's most popular morning show, The Brother Wease Morning Circus for a couple of hours |
| 24th |  In the afternoon, Kasim Sulton made a promotional appearance at The House Of Guitars in Rochester, NY for an hour. He was VERY informative about various songs and he really reacted well with the crowd! Unfortunately the set-up wasn’t ideal as Kasim played on about a five foot high stage at one end that had cases of guitars leading up to it which only left about a three foot gap in the front of the stage which wasn’t enough for all the crowd that had gathered to see him! To start with, Kasim signed some autographs and then posed for some photos before he played a “pea green” Double Anniversary Gretch guitar. Kasim said that he was reluctant to play any songs that he would be singing that night on stage so he played a Terry Reid song called All Tied Up and Don’t Hold Me Back which received a big round of applause. He then went on to explain how various Meat Loaf songs were written and recorded. |
| 24th |  Kasim Sulton played his final and most successful gig on his 2001 Solo Acoustic Tour at The Little Theatre, Rochester, NY.The support act, Jennifer Saunders, joined him on stage to sing It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference |
| 25th | Kasim Sulton was a guest DJ for an hour on the Radio Free Wease Show between 11.00am and noon. Lawyers, Guns and Money from the Kasim produced Meat Loaf StoryTellers CD was played and Kasim chatted briefly |
| 26th |  Kasim Sulton had the honor of singing America's National Anthem "The Star Spangled Banner" before the start of the Rochester Red Wings versus Syracuse Sky Chiefs Baseball game in front of about 10,000 people |
