Stay tuned to the Live ’80s Kansas City concert tour announcements page for timely news on major concerts in Kansas City featuring live music performances of artists and bands of the 1980s set to appear at a Kansas City music venue or other live event location in the surrounding area.
Bret Michaels Brings His “Hometown Heroes” Tour with Night Ranger, Lita Ford and Joe Diffie to Silverstein Eye Centers Arena Hard rock superstar Bret Michaels is extending his “Unbroken” world tour in celebration of Veteran’s Day. The patriotic artist announced five additional dates around the holiday to honor local military personnel, veterans, teachers and first responders. Dubbed the “Hometown Heroes” tour, the outing makes a stop at Silverstein Eye Centers Arena in Independence, MO on November 10 with fellow rock and country icons Night Ranger, Lita Ford and Joe Diffie. Michaels promises the night will featuring nothing but the hits,…
Starlight Theatre to Host Alice Cooper Summer Tour Stop in Kansas City Pioneering hard rock artist Alice Cooper brings his co-headlining summer concert tour with Halestorm and Motionless in White to Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, MO this Friday, July 26. The “Godfather of Shock Rock” is known for his own distinct brand of theatrical rock featuring everything from electric chairs to deadly snakes. This trek, however, dubbed “Ol’ Black Eyes is Back,” will have a very diverse look from previous outings. His “Paranormal” tour stop at Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts last summer was absolutely captivating and this…
Extended Heart “Love Alive” Tour with Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Comes to Starlight Theatre in Kansas City Legendary rock band Heart announced brand new fall concert dates for its “Love Alive” tour with fellow Hall of Fame band Joan Jett & The Blackhearts. The first leg of the 48-city routing kicks off at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in St. Louis, MO on July 9 featuring Sheryl Crow on split select dates and is scheduled to make a stop at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, MO on Tuesday, October 8. Led by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, Heart is emblematic for…
Phil Collins Extended His “Not Dead Yet, Live!” US Tour Into 2019 Following a successful run last year, legendary pop musician Phil Collins is set to return to the United States this fall for limited dates as a part of his “Not Dead Yet, Live!” tour in support of a recently released memoir. The trek begins on September 23 and features a handful of Midwest dates. Although he is not currently scheduled to perform in the Kansas City area, fans can easily catch him in Dallas, Omaha or Denver. The English singer and multi-instrumentalist is one of the most acclaimed…
The Alarm to Perform at Liberty Hall in Lawrence with Modern English and Jay Aston’s Gene Loves Jezebel A legion of eminent British alternative rock bands is making its way to the US. Led by Welsh frontman Mike Peters, The Alarm announced a trek across North America in support of its forthcoming album “Sigma” alongside Modern English and Jay Aston’s Gene Loves Jezebel. The outing begins July 19 at 3TEN Live in Austin, TX and is scheduled to hit the historic Liberty Hall in downtown Lawrence, KS on Saturday, August 10. Dubbed the “Sigma LXXXV” tour, the summer spectacular promises…
Starlight Theatre to Host Peter Frampton’s Final Kansas City Performance English-American rock musician Peter Frampton announced an extensive retirement outing set for this summer. Dubbed “Finale: The Farewell Tour,” the trek kicks off at on June 18 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tulsa and is scheduled to make a concert stop at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City on Monday, August 5. Joining him for the date is none other than Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening. After stints with bands Humble Pie and The Herd, Peter Frampton launched his solo career in 1971. He launched his debut album “Wind…
Howard Jones & Men Without Hats Set to Perform at Ameristar Casino’s Star Pavilion English electro-legend Howard Jones announced summer dates for his “Transform” tour across North America in support of his brand new album by the same name set to release on May 10. It celebrates the 35th anniversary of “Human’s Lib” plus tracks from that new record. The trek begins on June, 6 at The Paramount in Huntington, NY and is scheduled to hit Ameristar Casino in Kansas City on Saturday, June 22. Jones last came to KC on June 4, 2016 as a part of the “Last Summer…
Carlos Santana 2019 Tour to Celebrate the Anniversary of “Supernatural” and His 1969 Woodstock Performance Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Carlos Santana announced 2019 summer concert tour dates in celebration of 20 years since the release of his multi Grammy Award-winning album “Supernatural” and 50 years since his historic Woodstock performance. That landmark record topped the charts in more than a dozen countries and spawned the No. 1 singles “Smooth” and “Maria Maria.” Other major hits during his heralded career include “Evil Ways,” “Black Magic Woman” and “Oye Como Va.” Dubbed the “Supernatural Now” tour, the routing will…
Travis Tritt Set to Bring His “Outlaws & Renegades” Tour to Silverstein Eye Centers Arena Country music legend Travis Tritt released additional concert tour dates for his 2019 “Outlaws & Renegades” trek with a stop scheduled for Silverstein Eye Centers Arena in Independence, MO on May 25. Select dates, including the Kansas City area performance, will feature The Charlie Daniels Band and The Cadillac Three. This year celebrates 30 years since the release of “Country Club,” Tritt’s first hit single, which solidified his contract with Warner Bros. and launched him into superstardom in 1989. It spent 26 weeks on the Hot…
The Final KISS Tour Comes to Sprint Center in Downtown Kansas City After a famed 45-year career, legendary rock ‘n’ roll band KISS announced its final tour ever set for 2019. Featuring Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer, the larger-than-life superstars are known for their extraordinary live performances, but promise this one will be the biggest yet. The group said, “All that we have built and all that we have conquered over the past four decades could never have happened without the millions of people worldwide who’ve filled clubs, arenas and stadiums over those years. This will…