REO Speedwagon, the legendary American rock band known for their unforgettable hits like “Keep On Loving You” and “Can’t Fight This Feeling”, is embarking on an extensive tour this November and December. With a string of dates stretching from Arkansas to Las Vegas, this tour promises to bring fans back to the golden age of arena rock, with performances full of power ballads and energetic anthems. If you’re a classic rock aficionado, this is a chance to see one of the most iconic bands of the 80s perform their timeless catalog.
November Kicks Off with Heartland Rock: Arkansas, Kentucky, and Minnesota
The tour launches this week on November 15th at the First National Bank Arena in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Tickets for this event are selling quickly, a clear indication of the strong fanbase REO Speedwagon has maintained over the decades. From Jonesboro, the band will roll into Corbin, Kentucky, on November 16th for a show at The Corbin Arena, set against the backdrop of the Southeastern Kentucky Agricultural and Expo Complex.
By November 19th, REO Speedwagon will bring their rock legacy to the AMSOIL Arena in Duluth, Minnesota, followed by a performance at the Mayo Civic Center Auditorium in Rochester, Minnesota, on November 20th. Both shows are highly anticipated in the Midwest, a region where their music has resonated for generations, from factory towns to open highways.
On November 22nd, the band heads to Rockford, Illinois, to play at the BMO Harris Bank Center, a venue that promises to come alive with the soaring vocals of frontman Kevin Cronin and the band’s signature harmonies. November 23rd will see them at the Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky, rounding out a series of back-to-back performances that ensure the heartland will be rocking.
December Delivers West Coast Vibes: From California to the Bright Lights of Las Vegas
After a brief break, REO Speedwagon picks up the tour again on December 8th at The Show at Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage, California. Originally slated for September, this rescheduled date is expected to be a high-energy night, with the band giving it their all to make up for the wait.
The group will then head to Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a December 14th show at the Route 66 Casino Hotel. The next day, December 15th, they’ll perform at The Salt River Grand Ballroom at Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona. Both of these dates are must-sees, promising a perfect blend of nostalgia and the classic rock sound that has kept REO Speedwagon at the forefront of music for over four decades.
Finally, the band will wrap up their tour in style with a three-night residency at the Venetian Theatre at The Venetian in Las Vegas. These shows, scheduled for December 18th, 20th, and 21st, will close out the year on a high note. The Venetian performances will be especially memorable, offering fans a unique opportunity to experience the band in an intimate yet glamorous setting, complete with Las Vegas’s famous lights and spectacle.
The Legacy of REO Speedwagon: Still Rolling Strong
REO Speedwagon, formed in 1967, has defined the sound of classic American rock. Their albums, from Hi Infidelity to Wheels Are Turnin’, have sold millions, and their music has been the soundtrack to countless lives. Even after more than fifty years, the band continues to draw crowds, thanks to their ability to deliver performances filled with passion, precision, and the kind of storytelling that transcends generations.
Fans attending this tour can expect to hear all the favorites, from power ballads to the hard-driving rockers that showcase the musicianship of band members Bruce Hall, Neal Doughty, Dave Amato, and Bryan Hitt. The energy on stage and the love for the music make every REO Speedwagon concert an unforgettable experience.
Grab Your Tickets and Experience the Rock
This fall and winter, don’t miss your chance to relive the classics and create new memories with REO Speedwagon. Whether you catch them in a bustling arena in the Midwest or amidst the glamour of Las Vegas, get ready to sing along, sway to the ballads, and rock out to the anthems that have stood the test of time.
