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64 Jaybird has 8 Cheap Trick concerts.

Cheap Trick are an American power pop/rock n roll band from Rockford, Illinois that's played for over four decades, and in 2016 was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Having gained popularity in the late-70s centered within the Midwest and within Japan, the band members are Rick Nielsen (guitarist and main songwriter), Bun E. Carlos (born Brad Carlson) (drums), Robin Zander (vocals and guitars), and Tom Petersson (bass guitar). Though they...

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Date Concert Venue Location
Jun 13, 2019
Cheap Trick / Miles Nielsen and the Rusted Hearts

CHEAP TRICK - WIBA 50th Anniversary Show

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The Sylvee Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Feb 12, 1981
Cheap Trick / UFO

All Shook Up Tour

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Milwaukee Arena Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Feb 04, 1981
Cheap Trick / Snapshot

All Shook Up Tour

Rockford Metro Centre Rockford, Illinois, United States
Apr 27, 1980
Cheap Trick / Off Broadway

Dream Police Tour

Dane County Coliseum Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Sep 09, 1979
Cheap Trick / Pezband

Cheap Trick

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Alpine Valley Music Theatre East Troy, Wisconsin, United States
Jul 04, 1979
Cheap Trick / The Babys / AC/DC / Molly Hatchet / Steve Dahl & Teenage Radiation
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Winnebago County Fairgrounds Pecatonica, Illinois, United States
Sep 15, 1978
Cheap Trick / Eddie Money
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Dane County Coliseum Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Jul 29, 1978
Cheap Trick / British Lions

CHEAP TRICK - Heaven Tonight Tour

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Alpine Valley Music Theatre East Troy, Wisconsin, United States

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 Cheap Trick / Miles Nielsen and the Rusted Hearts on Jun 13, 2019 [831-small]

Cheap Trick / Miles Nielsen and the Rusted Hearts
Jun 13, 2019
 Madison, Wisconsin, United States
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Cheap Trick / UFO on Feb 12, 1981 [407-small]

Cheap Trick / UFO
Feb 12, 1981
 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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Cheap Trick / The Babys / AC/DC / Molly Hatchet / Steve Dahl & Teenage Radiation on Jul 4, 1979 [505-small]

Cheap Trick / The Babys / AC/DC / Molly Hatchet / Steve Dahl & Teenage Radiation
Jul 4, 1979
 Pecatonica, Illinois, United States
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Cheap Trick / Eddie Money on Sep 15, 1978 [008-small]

Cheap Trick / Eddie Money
Sep 15, 1978
 Madison, Wisconsin, United States
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Ricky Racer Mar 29, 2023

Cheap Trick is coming to the Fred in Peachtree City!

Originally forming in 1973, Cheap Trick broke through to mainstream popularity in 1979 with their breakthrough No. 4 live album, At Budokan, and the Top 10 single “I Want You To Want Me.” The bands follow-up album, Dream Police reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200 chart. The band has won over legions of loyal fans with 17 studio albums and a catalog of hits such as “Surrender,” “Ain’t That A Shame,” “Dream Police,” “The Flame,” and more. Throughout their career, which spans more than 5 decades, the band has performed more than 5,000 live shows and has sold more than 20 million albums. Cheap Trick was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016. Their heavy guitar-driven sound, laden with punk-rock undertones delicately balanced with power pop paved the way for arena rock acts and has been cited as influencing artists such as Nirvana, Green Day, Pearl Jam, and Smashing Pumpkins.


Richard Binder Nov 04, 2021

There is a date that needs added. My first concert was New England, UFO and Cheap Trick. Prairie Capital Convention Center. February 6th , 1981. I remember New England's drummer came down from the riser and having the longest hair I'd ever seen. Michael Shenker was playing lead guitar and his Marshall amp head quit working. He shoved the stack and it fell over. Roadies had another whole Marshall stack put in place quickly. Not just the head. My older friend's girlfriend was pulled up on stage along with quite a few others for Bun E. Carlos drum solo. They gave them Bun E. masks to wear. My friends are amazed I remember long term so well. Considering all the partying we did.

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