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Megadeth + Lamb of God at Arizona Federal Theatre
2021-08-29 18:00 - 23:30 (America/Phoenix) | Arizona Financial Theatre, 400 W Washington St, Phoenix, AZ, 85003, United States
Metal Tour Of The Year co-headlined by MEGADETH and LAMB OF GOD will lay waste to cities across North America as the highly anticipated trek finally hits the road. Joining them as previously planned will be special guests TRIVIUM, however it has been announced today that due to international visa issues, special guests IN FLAMES will not be able to join the tour. Fans should not fear, joining the tour in their place will be none other than HATEBREED. Tickets and VIP packages for this most epic metal extravaganza are on-sale now from LiveNation.com.

MEGADETH, fueled by Dave Mustaine’s triumphant return to the stage following his diagnosis and recovery of throat cancer, will finally embark on their first North American tour since 2017. Speaking on the long-awaited announcement of the rescheduled run, MEGADETH’s leader and frontman, Dave Mustaine says,

“Can you hear that sound of armies on the march – of destruction on the horizon? That’s this tour, coming for you. We cannot wait to return to the stage and I promise you you do NOT want to miss these shows. You’re not going to know what hit you!”

LAMB OF GOD pressed ahead with the release of their crushing self-titled album, Lamb of God, which was one of the best- selling metal albums of 2020. The band now looks to take the show on the road as they return to the stage for the first time since the release of the record. Randy Blythe, inimitable frontman of LAMB OF GOD, adds,

“It’s been far too long since we got together to do our thing— by ‘we’ I mean bands, road crew, bus drivers, truck drivers, local venue staff, vendors, audience, parking lot attendants, the freaking janitors- the whole damn enchilada. ALL OF US. TOGETHER. Everyone has been waiting, but the time has come to put the puzzle back together— I honestly don’t think I’ve ever been more ready to hit the road with lamb of god. See y’all in a few months with Megadeth, Trivium, & now Hatebreed. Over a year with no live music? These shows are gonna be INSANE…”

It was over 30 years ago that Dave Mustaine founded MEGADETH, in the process pioneering the sound that would become known the world over as thrash metal. And from the very beginning, the band proved to be the most lethal and audacious unit on the heavy music scene, pushing thrash to the limits of musical ferocity and instrumental virtuosity on early efforts like their 1985 debut, Killing Is My Business…And Business Is Good! and 1986’s seminal Peace Sells…But Who’s Buying?.

MEGADETH have taken their place as one of metal’s most influential and respected acts—not to mention among its most successful. They have gone on to sell more than 38 million albums worldwide, earning numerous accolades including a 2017 GRAMMY® Award for “Best Metal Performance” for the title track “Dystopia,” 12 GRAMMY® nominations, and scoring five consecutive platinum albums. With sheer determination and a relentless recording and touring schedule, MEGADETH worked their way up from headlining clubs to headlining arenas, festival and stadiums, cementing a legacy that continues to grow and spread throughout the world. MEGADETH are slated to release their 16th studio album later this year.

LAMB OF GOD propelled heavy metal into the new millennium two decades ago with the prophetically titled New American Gospel. They followed with 2003’s As the Palaces Burn, which made the Rolling Stone list of the Top 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time. Ashes of the Wake, released in 2004, was the first LAMB OF GOD album to be certified gold by the RIAA, as was 2006’s Sacrament, which also made a Top 10 Billboard 200 chart debut. In 2009, LAMB OF GOD released Wrath, their first with Josh Wilbur as producer, and earned the number one album spot on Billboard’s Hard Rock, Rock, and Tastemaker charts, with a number two position on the Billboard 200.

Those number one positions were repeated with 2012’s Resolution, which swung effortlessly between thrash, traditional metal, sludgy doom, with flashes of crust punk swagger and bravado. LAMB OF GOD’s last album, VII: Sturm und Drang (2015) made its debut on the Billboard 200 at number three and finished number 2 in the world charts, reaching Top 5 in five countries and six additional Top 15 positions.

In 2020 LAMB OF GOD released their critically acclaimed self-titled opus, the band’s best work to date, featuring new drummer Art Cruz, LAMB OF GOD is re-energized and unrelenting, ready to lay claim to the metal throne.

Coheed And Cambria & The Used at Mesa Amphitheatre
2021-08-28 18:00 - 23:30 | Mesa Amphitheatre, 263 N. Center St, Mesa, 85201, United States
Celebrated American rock bands Coheed and Cambria and The Used today announced their upcoming summer outdoor co-headlining amphitheater tour. The 18-city U.S. tour, produced by Live Nation, will begin on Friday, Aug 27 in Irvine, CA and make stops in Phoenix, Dallas, Cleveland, New Jersey, Worcester, and more. The late summer journey will feature special guests Meet Me @ The Altar and carolesdaughter on select dates and will culminate with performance at Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL on Sept 24th.

Most tickets for the tour will go on sale to the general public beginning this Friday, June 18th at 10AM local time at LiveNation.com. Artist pre-sales start tomorrow, Wednesday, February 21st at 10AM local time and will end at 10PM local time on Thursday, June 17th. A full listing of dates can be found below along with additional information on both CoheedAndCambria.com and TheUsed.net.

It’s been over two years since Coheed and Cambria’s 2018 album, “Vaxis I: The Unheavenly Creatures,” was released as the band’s “Return to concept” album. After stepping away with a more introspective album in 2015, frontman Claudio Sanchez and the band returned to the sci-fi universe of “The Amory Wars” in what was said to be the first of a 5-part series of albums. With 2021 upon us, and a major summer tour now announced, the volume of fans’ chatter for “Vaxis 2” and what and when that will entail are loading up the band’s social media pages.

Coheed and Cambria is a rare band whose music can transcend “scenes” and effortlessly cross genres of rock – from indie to progressive, to metal and pop-punk to classic rock. The band is frequently compared to progressive, operatic rock bands of the ‘70s, ala Queen, Supertramp or Rush due to their thrilling concept albums that take you on a grand journey of sounds and often clock-in around 110 mins, but still somehow include sugary pop-laden hooks.

The group’s following has grown steadily every album, partly due to their ferocious live show that brings fans to their knees with an equally expansive light show. This summer, the band will be performing songs from their expansive catalog, and we can only imagine they’ll pull a few new tricks from up their sleeves.

Both bands began their careers 20 years ago this year and last toured together in 2003.

Painful and perverse, intimate, and obnoxious, aggressively heavy and irresistibly catchy, confusingly profound and primitively pedestrian – The Used transform songs into anthems.

The reckless honesty and unrelenting dedication that saw The Used kick down doors at radio and MTV, for a generation of disenfranchised post-hardcore provocateurs, persists today. It’s newly remade with a sly shimmer that never sacrifices the band’s enchanting anarchy or restless soul.

Heartwork, the band’s eighth studio album (2020), arrives with the unbound spirit of the pair of platinum albums that first introduced The Used to the world, mixed with the dramatic flair of their gold-certified third. The emotion, sincerity, and vulnerability found on The Used (2002) and In Love and Death (2004) is more urgent and insistent than ever on Heartwork, a diverse 16-song offering filled with double entendre upon triple entendre. It traverses a thematic gamut of self-examination, hyper-literate exploration, political pyromania, and keenly self-aware yet unrestrained whimsy.

Established in 2000, The Used was brought to life and have since released a collection of albums that pioneered the scene of emo rock. High energy live shows, gut wrenching relatable lyrics, and melodies that blended pop sensibility and hard rock was the perfect combination to make an everlasting impression on fans globally.
The rock icons released their eighth studio album, Heartwork, in 2020 via Big Noise. It arrived with the unbounded spirit of the pair of platinum albums that first introduced The Used to the world, mixed with the dramatic air of their gold-certified third. The emotion, sincerity, and vulnerability found on The Used (2002) and In Love and Death (2004) is more urgent and insistent than ever on Heartwork, a diverse 16-song offering filled of self-examination, hyper-literate exploration, political pyromania, and keenly self-aware yet unrestrained whimsy. The band celebrated a strong first week, locking in #2 spots on both the Current Alternative and Record Label Independent Album charts, #3 on both Current Rock and Top Current Album charts as well as landing in the Billboard Top 200 at the #87 spot.
Fans can stream Heartwork and purchase exclusive merch bundles today at https://theused.ffm.to/heartwork.
The Used is Bert McCracken (Vocals), Jepha (Bass), Dan Whitesides (Drums) and Joey Bradford (Guitar).

KATASTRO "Sucker" album release show at Marquee Theatre
2021-07-23 18:30 - 23:30 | Marquee Theatre, 730 N Mill Ave, Tempe, 85281, United States
Emerging alt-rock/hip-hop hybrid Katastro, who has independently amassed over 80 million career streams, will be celebrating the release of their new album Sucker with a hometown show on Friday, July 23rd at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe. Sucker, due out Friday, July 16th via Controlled Substance Sound Labs, features the band’s new single “The Way I Feel,” an upbeat ode to getting over a bad breakup. PRESS HERE to listen and PRESS HERE to watch a live studio performance. Tickets for the Tempe show, featuring support from Kash’d Out and Barefoot, go on sale this Friday, May 21; PRESS HERE for more info.

Sucker represents a notably more mature sound for Katastro – Andy Chaves [vocals], Andrew Stravers [drums], Tanner Riccio [guitar] and Ryan Weddle [bass] – while showcasing their unique melting pot stew of rock, hip-hop, funk, blues, pop, and reggae. The band’s fully collaborative creative approach, and unexpected time off in 2020, allowed for limitless possibilities. The result is a 12-song collection, produced by Matt Keller (Lydia, Anarbor, Redlands), about the constant loop of life, love, hate and wanting to break the pattern. Sucker brings its listeners along on a ride, providing a summery soundtrack and something a little more positive to look forward to when everything feels off.

Katastro first introduced this new era in their growing career with the fall 2020 release of “Way Too High,” which pays homage to their desert roots with its unique Western vibe and accompanying music video (PRESS HERE to watch). “100 Rips,” released in March, truly sets the tone and direction for Sucker. The catchy cruisin’ down the highway escapade features psychedelic guitar solos pumping through a mix of hip-hop and reggae set against an intoxicating chorus – PRESS HERE to watch the official music video for “100 Rips.” Katastro’s irrepressible brand of timely, good-time music is on full display throughout Sucker as evidenced by “One Day,” a feel-good track about coming to terms with a broken relationship, and the positive, floaty vibe of “Droptop,” which features background vocals from longtime friend Micah Brown of Iration. Sucker is available for pre-order now at all DSPs and each digital pre-save will include an instant download of “The Way I Feel,” “100 Rips” and “Way Too High” – PRESS HERE.

Formed nearly a decade and a half ago, Katastro, who cite Eminem and Red Hot Chili Peppers as early influences, dropped their first EP, The Wonderful Daze, in 2008 and quickly followed with their debut full-length album, Poking Holes In A Pattern, the following year. The quartet issued a steady stream of releases over the next ten years, mostly all independently, alternating full-lengths with EPs and acoustic Bones sessions. 2011’s Gentle Predator marked a live album zenith for the band and, in 2016, they garnered a national hit with the Strange Nights record. Katastro’s youthful party vibe started to dim as personal growth and change crept into their songwriting. Internal challenges influenced the band’s output as it turned conspicuously darker and more revealing; first with Washed [2018], then with the follow-up, Tropical Heartbreak [2019]. Along the way, Katastro has racked up tens of millions of streams from fans worldwide as well as media support from Alternative Press, The Noise, Substream Magazine, Phoenix New Times and more. The four-piece has also been making an impact as a powerful live act, headlining national tours and supporting the likes of Dirty Heads, Sublime With Rome, Iration, 311, Pepper, The Expendables and gracing festival stages such as the One Love Cali Reggae Fest and Reggae Rise Up Festival.

Straight out of Orlando, FL, Kash’d Out hits the Reggae/Rock scene with plenty of experience. The band was formed by guitarist Jackson Hauserman and producers Greg Shields & Josh Saldate of Sound Lounge Studios, where bands such as Ballyhoo!, Tribal Seeds and many more have recorded. Once the self-titled debut EP was complete, they recruited Joey Brohawn on Bass and Marshall Hearne on drums, and Nick Gudzan on Keys. Kash’d Out released their first full-length album 5/26/17 entitled “The Hookup” via LAW Records. The record reached #2 on both the Billboard and iTunes Reggae Charts and the band began touring nationally, sharing the stage with bands like Pepper, Less Than Jake, The Expendables and many more. Come catch a show near you!

Corey Taylor & The Cherry Bombs at Marquee Theatre
2021-05-18 18:00 - 23:00 | Marquee Theatre, 730 N Mill Ave, Tempe, 85281, United States
On Wednesday morning, Tempe, AZ Marquee Theatre announced that Corey Taylor from Slipknot and Stone Sour fame, along with special guest Cherry Bombs, will play here May 18th, which is a Tuesday. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. today for artist pre-sale and at 10 a.m. for the general public on March 19th.

Corey Taylor has 3.2 million fans on Facebook, and he’s best known for being lead vocalist and lyricist for Slipknot and Stone Sour.

THIS EVENT IS OUTDOORS IN THE MARQUEE LOT
IT IS A RAIN OR SHINE EVENT

Notice To All Patrons:
Please use common sense & follow these rules so we can experience a safe environment for all attendees.
Acknowledge notice of and agree to:
-Follow all CDC, city, and state health guidelines with respect to mitigating the spread of Coronavirus/Covid-19
-Follow all venue facility rules, posted instructions, and protocols
-Assumption of risk and waiver of liability relating to Coronavirus/Covid-19
-We encourage all patrons attending the event with others ONLY if they are in your immediate quarantine community.
-The venue reserves the right to refuse entry to any individual or group if they display any symptoms associated with Covid-19 or influenza.
-Reserved pods follow social distancing guidelines with 6′ in between each pod.
-All pods are SRO (standing room only with no seating available)
-ADA tickets are available for sale. Buy a pod then contact tom@luckymanonline.com for further information
-All patrons within a group must enter venue at same time
-Masks are mandatory
-Patrons will have their temperature taken prior to entry by a 3rd party medical staff. Anyone over 100.4F will be denied entrance and contract tracing of all individuals in your pod and asked if they still wish to attend or receive a refund.
-Sanitation stations provided throughout venue.
-All ticket purchases include (1 mask, 1 pair of latex gloves, 1 oz. bottle of hand sanitizer), upon request.
-Practice social distancing. Social distancing shall be enforced at all areas of the venue (the entrance, main backyard area, Marquee lobby and bathroom areas)
-Patrons must remain in their reserved pods during the performance
-All events are cashless.
Set up your “tab” by getting QR code on your table. Order food, drinks, merch and have items delivered to your pod.
-Free water will NOT be available at event. Patrons are allowed (1) liter bottle of water (factory sealed)
-Bag policy limits patron bags to one (1) large clear bag – a one-gallon Ziploc style bag or a clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag that does not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″. No purses, backpacks, clutches allowed.
The venue is taking extra precautions with our staff and all service areas:
-All staff will have daily wellness checks prior to starting shifts
-All staff shall wear masks/gloves at all times
-All staff shall use hand sanitizer routinely throughout event
-Additional cleaning personnel will be on-site to clean high traffic areas during events

Steel Panther at Marquee Theatre - April 2021
2021-04-01 17:30 - 23:30 | Marquee Theatre, 730 N Mill Ave, Tempe, 85281, United States
This is not fake news. Right now, somewhere, some girl is taking her top off to the most anticipated album of 2017, Steel Panther’s fourth full-length studio album Lower the Bar.
Steel Panther has established themselves as the world’s premier party band, melding hard rock virtuosity with parody and criminally good looks. Made up of Michael Starr (lead singer), Satchel (guitarist), Lexxi Foxx (bass), and Stix Zadinia (drums), the Los Angeles hair metal group does it again. They look good, they sound good and they’re in it for the pussy.
The title Lower the Bar was the brainchild of Satchel. “Satchel suggested that I should lower the bar if I wanted to get laid more often,” says Michael. Lexxi disagrees, thinking Lower the Bar was so short people could also drink at bars. And Steel Panther hands it to them, alcoholic midgets, because they can’t reach over the counter.
“It has so many meanings,” the band admits. “There’s really no situation you can’t apply Lower the Bar to.” It can be applied to life aspirations. “You walk down the street and see people who are homeless, sleeping in puddles of their own urine and eating pieces of cardboard and sometimes they seem perfectly happy. And sometimes I ask myself why can’t I do that. I need to set the bar as low as this person has.”
It can even be applied to girls. “Sometimes you get a hot girl you would’ve never expected to, but it’s still a good idea to lower the bar. You should expect the sex to be terrible, because a lot of hot girls are bad in bed. They just lay there. Go in knowing she’s going to be horrible and if she does anything like lick your balls and swallows that’s a win.” Everything you hear on a Steel Panther record is taken from real life. “It really is just a life story put to music.” Satchel goes on, “We all got high and naked and drunk and then Lexxi had sex with these three girls and the rest of us watched them. That’s what we do for every record.”
Michael values the importance of relaxing during the writing process, “I went to the beach and wrote a song called “I love the beach.” Lexxi also wrote a song that didn’t make the cut, “I wrote a song about the dog. It’s called “I sucked a dog’s dick,” but I didn’t think people would like it.”
“The name is different and we picked different songs. I think that’s something everyone can expect with this one,” says Stix. The band has broadened their horizons topically and lyrically, going places they haven’t gone before. Satchel adds, “It’s not just sex, drugs and love of rock and roll. This time it’s sex, drug and love of rock and roll, and partying and heavy metal.” Also, the hair is a bit different. “I’m using different hairspray” says Lexxi.
Steel Panther has no intention of changing their style: hair is down, spandex is on and tits are out. They’re on a greater mission and one might want to leave their morals behind. One listen to the twisted single titled “Anything Goes” and one could not agree more. Indeed, anything goes. More than in airport bars, international waters, the Wild Wild West or Steel Panther’s sex lives, anything goes. It’s an unpredictable no holes barred fuck fest that doesn’t have to answer to anyone’s rules.
The music video for the first single “She’s Tight” is a sexified version of the Cheap Trick song “She’s Tight.” It delivers more pussy and partying and skin than the 1982 hit. Cameos in the video include Cheap Trick’s Rob Zander, Bobbie Brown, Paris Michael Jackson and Tony Palermo (Papa Roach). Guests on the record don’t end there. Rudy Sarzo, heavy metal legend and bassist for Whitesnake and Quietriot, slays on one of the songs. “That’s very exciting as he’s always been a rock and roll hero for us and he likes to party.”
Steel Panther is now known as the greatest neo-metal, glam throwback parody band, have four full length albums, platinum level YouTube status, high profile television appearances, tour across the world and are notorious. Ultimately though, this fearsome four just hopes heavy metal can bring about world peace. “In a world of hate and despair right now it’s important to bring in the heavy metal community around the world. We hope our record will bring world peace and happiness to everyone that listens to it”, concludes Michael. Lexxi adds, “And maybe a few more people will try to fuck a hot midget at Niagara falls.”

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Body Art Expo at WestWorld of Scottsdale
2021-02-12 10:00 - 2021-02-14 23:00 | WestWorld of Scottsdale, 16601 North Pima Road, Scottsdale, AZ, 85260, United States
Arizona’s biggest tattoo and body art expo is coming back to the valley and with a new location.
This year we will be at our new home out at WestWorld of Scottsdale.
Over 250+ tattoo artists on site, and 20 tattoo contests to choose from. Spectacular side shows and more.
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TICKETS
TICKET INFO
1 DAY TICKET: Proceed to the main entrance area and submit your 1-day ticket. If you need to leave the event/venue for whatever reason please get your hand stamped on the way out in order to be let back in.
( CUT OR ALTERED WRISTBANDS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE)
All Ticket Sales Are FINAL. There will be no refunds issued.
All ticket sales are made in U.S. Dollars. $

SAFETY GUIDELINES
This is a clean, safe, family oriented tattoo convention & party. You’ll have fun and be able to see the best tattooers & piercers from all over the country. We provide a well ventilated & secured venue along with entertainment & you bring your great attitude, friends & energy!
• NO COLORS/NO PATCHES • NO OUTSIDE ALCOHOL • NO OUTSIDE PROMOTERS
• NO FLYERING FOR OTHER SHOWS • NO PETS • NO KNIVES/WEAPONS • NO DRUGS & DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
• NO MARKERS/SPRAY PAINT

EVERYONE IS SUBJECT TO SEARCH
Please read the list of what is not allowed into the event. If there’s something missing from the list that you
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ALREADY HAVE AN APPOINTMENT?
Arrive early to purchase your ticket to ensure that you can get into the show on time. Have your artist submit your name(s) and appointment time to Management prior to your arrival. If there is a line, you & 1 other person will be allowed into the event if a line is present. Management will not take any responsibility regarding your appointment or your admission to the show.

AGE CONCERNS
ON ADMISSION: There is NO RESTRICTION on admission as far as age is concerned. Children under 10 will be admitted free of charge with an accompanied paid adult. Children always have a great time at our shows but please be advised that some things may not be suitable for all in attendance.

NO SOLICITATION
No solicitation is allowed. No cross-promotion of any kind. No announcement of other events or shows. No handling-out bills, fliers or postcards anywhere inside the show, outside the exhibit hall, parking lot or anywhere within the convention facility. Violators will be escorted out by security guards or police officers without a refund and may be cited for trespassing.
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Tattoo Contest Schedule

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TICKET INFO
In order to reserve a booth Mega Productions requires a deposit & signed contract prior to the event.
Full payment is preferred in order to secure a booth.
Full payment must reach our office no later than 60 days prior to the show.
A late fee of $100 will be added to each booth for late payment.
No booth assignment will be made until full payment is received. Booth assignment information will not be available until the day of the show. We do not give deals or discounts. Rates will only go up since we sell out our shows 4 – 6 weeks prior to each show.

FORMS OF PAYMENT
We Accept:
1. Cash
2. Cashier’s Check / Money Order
3. All Major Credit Cards
4. Company or Personal Checks (up to 2 weeks prior to the show only)
NO PAYMENT AT THE DOOR We DO NOT allow payment at the door. All booth payments must be fully paid prior to the event.
Note: We do not give last minute deals or discounts. Reserve early to avoid rate increases.

EXHIBITORS MOVE IN / MOVE OUT TIMES
MOVE-IN TIME (All Other Shows)
1. FRIDAY…………..8:30A – 1:00P
MOVE-OUT TIME (All Shows)
1. SUNDAY………….8:00P – 9:30P (No Exceptions)
SHOW HOURS (ALL SHOWS)
1. FRIDAY 2PM – 11PM
2. SATURDAY 11AM – 11PM
3. SUNDAY 11AM – 7PM
SATURDAY & SUNDAY DOOR OPENING TIME FOR EXHIBITORS:
1. SATURDAY 10AM
2. SUNDAY 10AM
GUIDELINES:
1. No alcoholic beverages, glass bottles, cans, or stickers on show grounds and buildings
2. All participants of the event are subject to search
3. Any re-entry from the parking area will be subject to security personnel approval and parking fee

Aaron Lewis & Sully Erna Drive-In Tour at Arizona State Fairgrounds
2020-10-30 19:00 - 22:30 | Arizona State Fairgrounds, 1826 W McDowell Rd,, Phoenix, AZ, 85007, United States
The coronavirus pandemic has forced bands to get creative when it comes to live shows. Virtual performances have been quite popular with the drive-in concert becoming another go-to. Staind’s Aaron Lewis and Godsmack’s Sully Erna are taking it a bit further and have just announced a social-distanced drive-in tour across the U.S. with both singers performing onstage together at the same time.
“Me and Aaron Lewis? Onstage together…acoustic? Do I need to say more? Just don’t miss it! It may never happen again,” exclaimed Erna. Lewis added, “Sully and I have been friends for 25 years. We’ve been talking about doing something for the last 10 years. The time has finally come. I couldn’t be more excited to be bringing this to you in such strange times.”

The tour, which was produced by festival promoter Danny Wimmer Presents (DWP), will kick off on Oct. 1 and is comprised of 13 events, almost all of which will take place on either a Friday, Saturday or Sunday. The tour poster also notes that more dates will be announced. A press release vows these unique shows will be a “special evening of hits, covers and conversation.”
Tickets go on sale tomorrow (Sept. 15) at noon local time at this location and the full list of tour dates can be seen further down the page.
Each event will have its own specific guidelines pertaining to social distancing, so check listings carefully to be aware of what health and safety measures will be taken at your chosen night.
“We’re eager to get back to what we love, and we’re determined to keep the music alive and keep the rock community strong during these times,” boasted DWP President Joe Litvag. “Aaron and Sully on stage together like this is something that none of us have seen before but have always hoped would happen one day. We’re thrilled to be a part of it.”
