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REO Speedwagon are one of the definitive American arena rock bands to emerge in the ’70s, selling over 40 million records worldwide across 16 studio albums. Formed in 1967, the band’s 1978 album You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish launched a streak of nine consecutive albums earning an RIAA Platinum certification or higher, but REO reached truly rarified air with their Diamond-certified 1980 album, Hi Infidelity, which spent 15 weeks atop the Billboard 200. Hi Infidelity hosted the band’s first Hot 100 No. 1 single "Keep On Loving You" as well as its Top 5 follow-up "Take It On the Run," and the band would top the chart again with “Can't Fight This Feeling” from 1984’s Wheels Are Turnin’. REO Speedwagon have remained a touring force, organizing several co-headlining treks with genre heavyweights Styx, Chicago and Def Leppard. In 2022 alone, the REO and Styx joint tour earned $25 million. As of 2024, REO Speedwagon is made up of lead vocalist Kevin Cronin and bandmates Bruce Hall, Dave Amato, Bryan Hitt, Derek Hilland, and Matt Bissonette.
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REO Speedwagon will begin a limited run of tour dates with Rick Springfield in March 2024, as well as solo dates throughout March and April.
The band will then play select dates in May and October for REO Speedwagon: An Evening of Hi Infidelity... And More, their Las Vegas residency at The Venetian Theatre.
Finally, REO Speedwagon will head out on the North American Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour in July with Train, covering much of North America through September.
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REO Speedwagon’s run of 2024 tour dates will kick off in Reading, Pennsylvania at The Santander Arena on March 20.
In 2024, REO Speedwagon will travel across North America to the following cities:
With Rick Springfield:
Solo dates:
REO Speedwagon: An Evening of Hi Infidelity... And More Las Vegas Residency:
Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour:
Fans of REO Speedwagon will have the opportunity to purchase one VIP package option for the Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
Dauzat St. Marie is opening for REO Speedwagon’s dates with Rick Springfield.
Cheap Trick and Levon will open on select REO Speedwagon solo dates; refer to individual event pages for exact information.
Finally, REO Speedwagon will join forces with Train on the Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour, and opening act Yacht Rock Revue will appear on all North American dates.
Tickets for REO Speedwagon’s Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour are currently on sale at Ticketmaster.
I purchaed the tickets for .38 Special, REO Speedwagon and Styx for my Wife's parents for their anniversary present. They said it was the best time they had in 25 years. They grew up listening to their music and said that I could not have picked a better gift.
We were very suprised and very excited that 38 Special was there, it was not mentioned and was really cool we had another excellent band to perform along with Styxx and REO Speedwagen. It was an awsome concert. And to top it all off, Styxx and REO performed together at the end. What a GREAT concert!!! It's wonderful to remenous the good times and have the bands come back together and create the great memories in the 70' and 80's for their fans.
Seeing all three bands was great - other than the fact the mike went out during REO's set the night was fantastic. None of them have missed a beat - Kevin Cronin just gets better with age.
One of the best concerts I have seen in a long time.
Wow, the concert rocked! I felt like a teenager again...riding in my white chevette with mall hair, listening to REO on my new cassette player, and rockin out like a crazed groupie! Yep, those were the good old days. ~Danyel~
This concert was by far the best Ive seen this year,they had the old guys like me rockin,and even the younger crowd were dancing everywhere.I have to say its been one of the highlights of my summer
All three bands sounded great! They really demonstrated how experience and talent can compensate for any amount of youthful energy they may have lost from "back in the day". The music was quality and the vocals still hold up. It was like listening to my records...uh..I mean, CD's...er, uh....iPod recordings. Worth every penny!
REO Speedwagon was really good, but I liked Styx better just because of their performance =)
Awesome concert as always! The best sing-along in town!
It was a wonderful evening. The reason my son and I went was because my husband loved thier music and he passed away 4 months ago and the concert made us feel close to him.,
I wasn't born yet when these rock groups first hit the scene, but I became a fan by listening to my parents records, cassette tapes and CD's. Despite having new members, all three bands sounded just like the used to and put on a great show. I highly recommend it to any fan of classic rock.
Last night's show at DTE was awesome. To hear three great bands in one night, to hear the crowd truly appreciate and rock to our favorites created a memorable night. The band's interaction with the crowd, the way they showed their appreciation of their fans too was the way it should be. Bringing all three bands on stage at the end to Don't Stop Rocking was the ultimate. Detroit is gonna "Keep on Lovin' REO..."!
This was one of the best shows I have ever seen! All bands were fabulous, but Styx truly rocked the house! Tommy Shaw and the boys still have it!!
It was an absolutely gorgeous evening for 3 great rock n' roll bands. I've seen at least 30 shows at DTE but this was my first time out on the lawn...and it was awesome! The sound was crisp and clear. It was an absolutely groovy scene, everybody was singing and dancing...it really brought back memories of those classic shows from back in the day. .38 Special started out with a real foot -stomping set which got us all primed for a soaring set from Tommy Shaw and Styx...whew! As if it couldn't get any better, the evening grew dark, the moon came out and REO Speedwagon blew the roof off the place! It was a spectacular show and one I catch all these guys again in a heart-beat!
I've been attending concerts for these two bands since the 70's and they get better every time!
STYX was great... like always... Can't believe the mess with REO Speedwagon, about 3rd song, a song was started, Dave Amato was "singing" but the mike was not working. You could see him going thru the motions but no audio. After what seemed like a full minute, he realized it and stopped. The crew spent probably 5 minutes trying to find a mike that worked going thru 3 or 4... . Not a good way to start the set. Not the artists fault, but ........Overall they were good, but it must be hard to get going again after the audio mess. I am probably more of a STYX fan than REO.. but.....
The Reo Speedwagon and Styx concert was very good.
The whole show was amazing! I did not encounter a bad time at any given time. Before I went to the show I was depressed, But after the show started my spirts lifted and the party was on even thou I don't drink. If the show was playing again I would go again just to experience it all over. Can I say DAMN that was a great show.....All the bands were fantastic
First off, .38 Special was very good! I love their songs and they played their top notch hits. Then Styx blew us away with a lot of energy and amazing music. AND THEN, REO comes and rocks the stage even harder. It was a GREAT show.
Great show!! All 3 bands rocked, lots of good old tunes. Really brings back the memories (except the guys are older and grayer). DTE continues to be a great place to see a concert. Just wished each of the bands could've played longer.
