Lita Ford

10 concerts

Born in London, rocker Lita Ford moved to the U.S. and gained fame with the Runaways. Known for hits like "Kiss Me Deadly" and the Ozzy Osbourne duet "Close My Eyes Forever." Her style blends feminist themes with heavy metal, challenging genre norms.

Accept

5 concerts

German metal band ACCEPT, known for hits like "Blood Of The Nations" & "Stalingrad," reached #1 with "Blind Rage." Their style leads the genre, with awards and notable collaborations under Wolf Hoffmann.

Sebastian Bach

1 concert

Sebastian Bach, renowned for "18 and Life" & "Youth Gone Wild," first heavy metal singer on Broadway. Known from "Gilmore Girls," voiced in "Spongebob," collaborated with Axl Rose.

Warrant

12 concerts

Warrant, a hit LA pop-metal band formed in 1984, soared with double-platinum albums "Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich" & "Cherry Pie", producing classics like "Heaven". Known for lineup changes and successes into the '90s.

Slaughter

11 concerts

Formed by ex-Vinnie Vincent Invasion members, Slaughter launched in 1988, known for catchy metal melodies and Mark Slaughter's unique falsetto. Famous hits and critical resilience, despite style shifts and the tragic loss of guitarist Tim Kelly in 1998.

Vixen

3 concerts

St. Paul-born all-female rockers Vixen, known for '80s hits like "Edge of a Broken Heart," embraced glam & pop-metal. They toured with Bon Jovi & Ozzy, faced lineup changes, and honored late founder Jan Kuehnemund by continuing to perform and release music, including 2018's "Live Fire."

Steven Adler

4 concerts

Born in Cleveland, Steven Adler, original Guns N' Roses drummer is famed for hard rock style. Fired amid the success of "Appetite for Destruction," he later sued the band. Known for his collaborations with Slash and tumultuous personal life.

Winger

9 concerts

Former Alice Cooper bassist, Kip Winger formed pop-metal band Winger in 1987. Known for hits like "Seventeen" and "Miles Away," the group enjoyed early success, selling millions. Post-1993, Kip pursued a solo career and later reunited the band in 2002 for more albums and tours.

Ace Frehley

13 concerts

Ace Frehley, Kiss co-founder and "Spaceman," revolutionized rock and heavy metal. Celebrated for solo in "Shock Me," he's in the Rock Hall of Fame and influenced stars like Foo Fighters. Also a best-selling author.

Spread Eagle

2 concerts

NYC-based Spread Eagle reignites streetmetal with a defiant attitude towards the city's changes. Known for their raw sound, they rock with gritty realism and nostalgic fury.

Great White

11 concerts

Great White, formed four decades ago, features hits like “Once Bitten, Twice Shy” (GRAMMY-nominated), “Rock Me,” and “House of Broken Love.” With 10M+ albums sold, the band excels in hard rock, powered by members Mark Kendall, Michael Lardie, Audie Desbrow, Scott Snyder, and Brett Carlisle.