Friday September 20 Nagoya, Japan Niterra Japan Specialty Ceramic Industry Civic Center Sunday September 22 Osaka, Japan Dojima River Forum Monday September 23 Tokyo, Japan Ariake Arena
I’ve just purchased tickets for the Dallas show on August 22nd. It should be a prime spot for capturing audio. I hope to have a nice Dallas audio recording to share with the VH community soon. This will be my first concert since Y&T in Dallas on February 1, 2020. COVID and the same old washed up bands playing the same old songs kept me away from the concert scene. The Best Of All Worlds tour has really ignited my interest in live rock shows, and this is coming from a massive DLR fan. I am excited!!
SAMMY HAGAR The Best of All Worlds 2024 Tour: Changes to Japan Tour Members Drummer Jason Bonham, who was scheduled to come to Japan for the “The Best of All Worlds 2024 Tour,” will not be able to participate in the Japan tour due to family reasons. Kenny Aronoff, who also participated in the US tour, will be participating in the tour in his place. Kenny Aronoff has a wealth of experience, having performed with Sammy, Michael and Joe on the Chickenfoot tour in 2011. He was named one of the “Greatest Drummers of All Time” by Rolling Stone magazine and has worked with many big name musicians, including the Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga, Bob Dylan, Bruno Mars, Paul McCartney and Dave Grohl. We apologize to those who were looking forward to Jason Bonham’s visit to Japan. Please note that there will be no refunds for tickets due to the change in members of the band. Thank you for your understanding. Live Nation Japan LIVE NATION
Chart Scene: Sammy Hagar Lands On LIVE75 With ‘Best Of All Worlds’ Summer Tour Bob Allen 8:47 am, Friday, 09/27/2024
Sammy Hagar has the highest-ranked debut on LIVE75 and lands in the top 15 on the chart based on ticket sales reported from six performances of his “The Best of All Worlds” tour with Michael Anthony, Jason Bonham and Joe Satriani. The ticket count at the six concerts, Aug. 13 through 20, totaled 60,783 for an average of 10,130 per show to score the No. 14 ranking.
With Loverboy onboard as a special guest, the North American rock tour kicked off on July 13 in West Palm Beach, Florida, with a string of outdoor amphitheater dates planned through the end of August. Box office results reported from the first 21 concerts on the trek show overall grosses totaling $19.4 million from 241,719 sold tickets in U.S. and Canadian cities.
The top venues among the reported shows include Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in the Chicago suburb of Tinley Park which hosted the largest crowd on the tour. The venue’s ticket count reached 16,071 on Aug. 3 with a gross of $1.04 million for the performance. The largest gross, though, was recorded in the Denver market, a $1.79 million haul at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison on Aug. 11.
Along with the sheds, Hagar also played a handful of arenas during the tour including MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas which logged the top gross. His sold-out performance there on Aug. 9 took in $1.23 million from 11,198 sold tickets. Box office totals were also reported for a concert on Aug. 19 at Kia Forum in Inglewood, California. Attendance there was 9,916 with a gross topping $1.16 million.
