We are able to’t fight this sense anymore — we will’t wait for REO Speedwagon’s 2023 Tour.
The seminal ’80s rockers are currently midway through their nationwide concert tour that can take them and their timeless anthems throughout North America from January through August.
This time around, they’ll bring the hits you realize and like to venues as far-ranging as Las Vegas to Puerto Rico.
And while it could seem to be business as usual — we definitely expect the group to bust out the hits like “Can’t Fight This Feeling,” “Take It On The Run” and “Keep On Loving You” — one major component is changing.
For the primary time in 35 years, keyboardist and founding member Neal Doughty will sit out this run of shows.
“I need everyone to know that it was all that traveling that finally got to me,” Doughty shared on the band’s official Instagram. “I at all times enjoyed playing the shows and looking out out to see all of the loyal fans who allowed me to do that for thus long.”
So, if you should see who will take his place — or if he surprises audiences by showing up — you may by snagging tickets now.
For those who act fast, you may just rating an awesome deal too.
The truth is, we found some tickets going for as little as $38 before fees on Vivid Seats on the time of publication.
All prices are subject to fluctuation.
REO Speedwagon tour dates
An entire calendar featuring all of REO Speedwagon’s upcoming tour dates, venues and links to the most cost effective tickets available could be found below.
| REO Speedwagon tour dates |
Ticket prices start at |
|---|---|
| Jan. 18 on the San Jose Civic in San Jose, CA | $38 |
| Jan. 20 on the Yaamava Resort and Casino in Highland, CA | $344 |
| Jan. 21 on the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, NV | $70 |
| Feb. 1 on the Savannah Civic Center in Savannah, GA | $57 |
| Feb. 3 at Harrahs Cherokee Resort Event Center in Cherokee, NC | $91 |
| Feb. 7 on the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, FL | $80 |
| Feb. 8 on the Pompano Beach Amphitheater in Pompano Beach, FL | $72 |
| Feb. 11 on the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, PR | $103 |
| March 15 on the Swiftel Center in Brookings, SD | $59 |
| March 17 on the Orpheum Theatre in Sioux City, IA | $66 |
| March 18 on the Hartman Arena in Park City, KS | $56 |
| March 21 at The Sanford Center in Bemidji, MN | $84 |
| March 22 on the La Crosse Center in La Crosse, WI | $52 |
| March 24 on the Silver Creek Event Center in Latest Buffalo, MI | $175 |
| March 25 on the Soaring Eagle Casino in Mount Nice, MI | $83 |
| May 27 on the Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, CA | $69 |
| June 12 on the Bell Auditorium in Augusta, GA | $68 |
| June 13 on the Performing Arts Center in North Charleston, SC | $84 |
| June 20 on the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, WV | $71 |
| June 23 on the McMorran Entertainment Center in Port Huron, MI | $72 |
| Aug. 2 on the First Interstate Arena in Billings, MT | $62 |
| Aug. 5 on the Hero Arena in Idaho Falls, ID | $84 |
(Note: The Latest York Post confirmed all above prices on the publication time. All prices are subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)
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REO Speedwagon special guests
Once you see REO on the road, it won’t just be Kevin Cronin and co. at your show.
The classic rockers have lined up an eclectic list of performers set to open for them on the road.
Here’s what you’ll want to learn about their support acts that just could be on the concert you attend.
Sir, Please, a cool, Agoura Hills-based quartet, features Kevin Cronin’s sons Shane (lead singer, piano) and Josh (bass, background vocals) with two of their best friends. Listen closely enough to their laid-back tropical pop sound and also you’ll hear REO’s influence.
John Waite was the lead singer for the Babys and Bad English but more than likely you realize him from his smash single “Missing You.” Most recently, he dropped his tenth studio album “Rough & Tumble” in 2011.
Levon isn’t quite what one would expect on an REO show — they’re a rustic band. Nonetheless, they buck expectations by emulating The Eagles and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young which makes them an ideal fit for the tour.
Chris Trapper‘s music might sound familiar in case you saw the movies “There’s Something About Mary” or “The Devil Wears Prada.” The American singer-songwriter has lent his music to a lot of movies and TV shows over time. His most up-to-date album “Cold Water Waltz” was released in October 2020.
’80s groups on tour in 2023
Time really flies.
Blink and the ’80s were one way or the other over 30 years ago.
Thankfully, lots of the best artists from the last decade are still hoofin’ it across the country this 12 months.
Listed below are just five of our favorites you won’t wish to miss in the subsequent few months.
• Madonna
