Sammy Hagar & the Wabos Tickets

Oh wow, oh wow, for anyone who was a fan of the '80s and '90s hard rock scene, going to a Sammy show is a no-brainer! A quick video montage of his entire career plays on the big screens, then out comes the Red Rocker himself, launching into a set of early Sammy from his Montrose days. This is followed by some of Sam's '80s hits, then at least at our show, Michael Anthony runs out on stage to join Sammy and the Wabos for the Van Halen set. Midway through that, Jason Bonham (who lives here in SoFla, may not be appearing at every show) takes over drums for a couple of Halen hits, then stays on as Sammy says they have to do a tribute to Jason's Dad's band, and they went into a screaming version of "Rock and Roll." Go see this show!!!

This is by far the most fun an awesome show i ever see in my like. He is carismatic an a fantastic singer!!!!!! Can't believe he is 66 years old.-!!!! I would go again and again.........

All I can say is everytime I see Sammy I go away more amazed about what a great show he puts on. He sounds great and love to hear all the old Montrose, Sammy, and VH! Can't wait till the next time.

Montrose, Van Halen or solo, Sammy Hagar is an act worth seeing...over and over again! This show was high energy from the moment it began to the moment Sammy left the stage for the evening. Guests Michael Anthony and Jason Bonham helped make a great concert even better. We'll go see Sammy and the Wabos again without question!!

Sammy played major hits from his time with Montrose, through is solo career, through Van Halen and to the present. Jason Bonham joined to play drums on Poundcake, Finish What You Started and Rock and Roll, in tribute to his dad. Only downside was an odd selection for an encore of Depeche Mode's Personal Jesus. Sammy has too many hits to have to rely on a Depeche Mode cover.

The show was friggin' amazing. Jason Bonham rocked ! Just wished they would have played longer.

Sammy still rocks! Great song list, so glad I went. If you have a chance to see Sammy don't miss it. You won't be disappointed!

As always a Sammy show is a good time Rock and Roll party. Too bad more people didn't show up. Could have played a couple of more tunes. Clocked in under 2hours

What a great show! Sammy was awesome and sounded great! he got the audience involved and had great special guests...Michael Anthony on bass and john Bonham on drums. Can't wait to see Sammy again!

Sammy at his best!! He is an outstanding performer and if you can you should go to the concert!

Great Show! At 66 he can still belt out those high notes. One of the last true Rockers who has fun with audience and his music. Covered all the songs from Montrose to current releases. It was a must see show! Hope he comes back to Florida.

The venue was very nice, good sound. We had seats in a good location but the seats themselves were not as good as I was expecting. Pretty cheap and way too close together. I had seen Sammy perform before with Van Halen as part of the 5150 tour, and he can still rock! His voice was still good and he hasn't grown soft like many other bands. He was celebrating 40 years and so he basically took us on a trip through time from '73 when he was with Montrose, then Van Halen, then Chickenfoot, and finally various iterations of the Wabos. He brought in Michael Anthony to play bass for the Van Halen (and a few other) songs, and then Jason Bonham played drums on two songs. It was a great concert and I was sorry when it ended.

Great show. It was nice to see an artist who can engage the crowd and entertain.

My ears bleed for a couple of days, but it was the best sounding lowd concert i've ever heard and seen in a while. it was also so much fun listening to the band and Sammy just having fun with the audience. He pushed his rum by drinking it, and displaying it in his t-shirt but then again he's a business man that knows how to market his merchandise. He is the best..

It had been 34 years since I had seen Sammy, the Red Rocker, perform in SE FL. The first time was at the now long gone Hollywood Sportatorium, visiting the state for vacation. I convinced my parents to drive me & my brother from Key Biscayne to see Boston with opener SH, whom I really wanted to see based on having the first Montrose album. It was a typical late 70's concert event, with all the sights, sounds and especially smells that made concert going such a fun hobby back in the day. Sammy absolutely stole the show, and Boston looked like a bunch of limp dicks after having to follow Sammy and his over the top, blasting set of Montrose and original tunes.... I was hooked! So on Thursday, years after the Sportatorium is no more, I was so stoked to see Sammy play all his hits from the last 40 years... and he did not disappoint! Coming out to all his Montrose anthems, he rocked the house, most of those present singing along to the Sammy of the early 70's. Many of the songs were shortened in a medly style, which was fine, as we had 40 years worth of hits to hear! Segway into Sammy's early career tunes such as The Girl Gets Around, Heavy Metal, Three Lock Box, I Can't Drive 55, I'll Fall in Love Again... then on to his Van Hagar hits with Michael Anthony as guest bassist. After the VH set, we got another offering of Sammy & the Wabo's with Mas Tequila being my favorite highlight. The finale, a slamming verison of Led Zepplin's Rock n Roll was a perfect finish to a perfectly rocking evening. Almost 2 hours of solid hits (Small bathroom break intermission) and I have my Sammy Fix until I get out to Cabo to see him there... it's on my bucket list, so Get Ready!

Show was amazing. he still sings great. concert almost two hours. Didn't like encore song. Slow and unknown.

I have seen Sammy several times in the past, both with Van Halen and solo, and I must say....he is better than ever!!!! He rocked the house, and brought so much energy with him! The real treat was the guest performers: Michael Anthony, and Jason Bonham! I was blown away!

What a great show Sammy did all the hits! It was cool the way he did all the hits in order of the year they came out. It was also cool when he brought out Jason Bonham to play drums.

Sammy is a fabulous entertainer. His song list contained all of the favorites that fans wanted to see and hear. He surprised the audience with guest stars such as Michael Anthony and Jason Bonham. Fan's loved the songs from the Van Hagar era and even a Led Zeppelin tune. He finished the show with an old song called "Personal Jesus," which is not one of my favorites but sounded good anyway. Sammy's down- to-earth personality, along with his amazing voice will keep me coming back for more!

Sammy and the Wabos rocked the Hollywood Hard Rock. The tempo was so upbeat and the show went by so quick while hitting all the right spots. Starting with a 12 minute Bad Motor Scooter, the show just got better and better. Michael Anthony joined in the fun for some VH songs and special guest drummer Jason Bonham brought down the house including a cover of Led Zeppelins Rock n Roll!!! Go see these guys!!! They absolutely rock!!