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Warrant

6 concerts

Warrant is an American rock band from the Hollywood Sunset Strip. Their multi-platinum debut Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich (1989) spawned “Heaven” and “Down Boys.” Breakthrough Cherry Pie (1990) made them a major touring act; 10M+ albums sold.

Winger

3 concerts

Formed by ex-Alice Cooper bassist Kip Winger in 1987, Winger played pop-metal. Their debut Winger and 1990’s In the Heart of the Young each sold over a million, with hits “Seventeen,” “Headed for a Heartbreak,” and “Miles Away.”

Loudness

1 concert

Loudness, formed in Osaka, Japan in 1981 by Akira Takasaki and Munetaka Higuchi, is a pioneering heavy metal band. They blend heavy, glam, and speed metal. Known for hits like "Crazy Nights" and albums such as "Thunder in the East," they were the first Japanese metal act on a major US label, reaching the Billboard Top 100. Notable albums include "Lightning Strikes" and "Sunburst～我武者羅".

Great White

6 concerts

Great White is a hard rock band with 13 studio albums, over 10 million sold, and a GRAMMY-nominated hit, Once Bitten, Twice Shy. Known for songs like Rock Me and Save Your Love. Current lineup includes Mark Kendall and vocalist Brett Carlisle, from Alabama.

Styx

21 concerts

Styx is a rock band known for dynamic live shows. Breakthrough came with Crystal Ball (1976). They were the first to score four consecutive triple-platinum albums: The Grand Illusion, Pieces of Eight, Cornerstone, and Paradise Theater.

Lita Ford

6 concerts

London-born guitarist and singer Lita Ford rose from the all-girl hard rock band the Runaways to a solo career. Her 1988 album Lita spawned the hit Kiss Me Deadly and Ozzy Osbourne duet Close My Eyes Forever.

Slaughter

9 concerts

Formed in 1988 by ex-Vinnie Vincent Invasion members Mark Slaughter and Dana Strum with Tim Kelly and Blas Elias, Slaughter is a metal band known for catchy melodies and Mark Slaughter’s wide-range, nasal falsetto vocals.

Firehouse

6 concerts

Firehouse is an award-winning hard rock band with over 7 million albums sold and nine albums released. They’ve earned 16 Gold/Platinum records worldwide, multiple Billboard hits, won the 1991 AMA Best New Artist, and are known for “Love of a Lifetime”.

Vixen

3 concerts

Formed in St. Paul, Minnesota, Vixen is an all-female American rock band blending melodic hard rock, glam and pop-metal. Their 1988 debut sold millions and spawned MTV hits "Edge of a Broken Heart," "Cryin'" and "How Much Love."

Steven Adler

2 concerts

Cleveland-born drummer Steven Adler was the original Guns N' Roses drummer, self-taught and inspired by Kiss and Aerosmith. After forming Road Crew with Slash, he joined G N' R and played on the 1987 debut Appetite for Destruction and 1989’s Lies.

Extreme

13 concerts

Boston hard rock quartet Extreme (Gary Cherone, Nuno Bettencourt, Pat Badger, Kevin Figueiredo) blend fret-burning rock and introspective ballads. They’ve sold 10 million records, hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and performed at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert.

Quiet Riot

4 concerts

Los Angeles heavy metal band Quiet Riot became an overnight sensation with 1983 album Metal Health, the first heavy metal #1 on Billboard. Powered by the title track and Slade cover Cum on Feel the Noize, it went 6x platinum.

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1 concert

Oingo Boingo Former Members

5 concerts

Oingo Boingo Former Members originated from Los Angeles, California, carrying on the legacy of the influential new wave, ska, and art rock band Oingo Boingo. Known for their high-energy performances and eclectic style, the group features original members performing popular songs like "Dead Man's Party," "Weird Science," and "Only a Lad." The city of Los Angeles honored Oingo Boingo with an official "Oingo Boingo Day" in 2016.

Kix

Britny Fox

Child's Play

Baltimore’s Child’s Play, a late-80s hard rock/heavy metal band, gained local fame with hits like "Rat Race," toured with DIO, and reunited until Brian Jack's 2012 death.

Mike Tramp

Danish-American singer-songwriter; founder/original vocalist of rock bands White Lion & Freak Of Nature. Solo artist on Target Records; known for melodic rock.

Riley’s LA Guns

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Merriweather Post Pavilion Outdoor Amphitheater Capacity: 19,319

10475 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Columbia, MD 21044, USA

merriweathermusic.com

+1 410-715-5550

About Merriweather Post Pavilion

Merriweather Post Pavilion is a 19,319-capacity outdoor amphitheater in Columbia, MD, designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry and opened in 1967 as a summer home for the National Symphony Orchestra. Nestled in Symphony Woods, its open-air setting offers a unique concert experience with a blend of covered pavilion seating and a sprawling general admission lawn, enhanced by recent renovations.