Rock Never Stops Tour
Rock Never Stops is a U.S. rock tour that features various rock groups of the 1980s and 1990s. The tour started in 1998 with L.A. Guns, FireHouse, Slaughter, Warrant and Quiet Riot.[1] However, the line-up has changed through the years adding various bands of the genre.
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The tour's lineup has shifted from year to year. The lineups featured in the last years were:
[edit] 1998
- Quiet Riot[1]
- Warrant
- L.A. Guns
- Slaughter
- FireHouse
[edit] 1999
- Ted Nugent
- Night Ranger
- Quiet Riot[1]
- Slaughter
The actual dates of each show that the 1999 Rock Never Stops lineup played were provided by McGhee Management Agency (Ted Nugent's Management Agency) for use with a historical documentary web site that is being created by Morgan Nederhiser, collector of memorabilia, merchandise and autograph authentication expert.
| Date | Location | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 8/1/1999 | Jacksonville, NC | Onslow County Fairgrounds |
| 8/3/1999 | New Orleans, LA | House Of Blues |
| 8/4/1999 | Jacksonville, FL | Florida Theatre |
| 8/5/1999 | Orlando, FL | House Of Blues |
| 8/6/1999 | Tampa, FL | The Ice Palace |
| 8/7/1999 | Sunrise, FL | Sunrise Music Theatre |
| 8/8/1999 | Ft. Myers, FL | Lee County Sports Complex |
| 8/11/1999 | Bristow, VA | Nissan Pavilion |
| 8/12/1999 | Pittsburgh, PA | Gate A @ 3 Rivers Stadium |
| 8/13/1999 | Charlotte, NC | Blockbuster Pavilion |
8/14/1999 Raleigh, NC Alltel Pavilion 8/15/1999 Virginia Beach, VA GTE Amphitheatre 8/17/1999 Antioch, TN First American Music 8/18/1999 Savannah, GA Savannah Civic Center 8/20/1999 Knoxville, TN World's Fair Park 8/21/1999 Little Rock, AR Riverfest Amphitheatre 8/22/1999 St. Louis, MO Riverport Amphitheatre 8/23/1999 Jackson, MS Rodeo's 8/24/1999 Houston, TX Aerial Theatre 8/25/1999 San Antonio, TX Sunken Gardens Theatre 8/27/1999 Pueblo, CO Coors Pavilion 8/28/1999 Albuquerque, NM Field Of Dreams 8/29/1999 Tucson, AZ Sunset Pavilion 8/31/1999 Los Angeles, CA House Of Blues 9/1/1999 Los Angeles, CA House Of Blues 9/2/1999 Adelanto, CA Maverick Stadium 9/3/1999 Kelseyville, CA Konocti Amphitheatre 9/4/1999 Visalia, CA Visalia Concert Theatre 9/5/1999 Henderson, NV Sunset Station Amphitheatre
Tour Personnel
Tour Manager/Bob Quandt Production Manager/Erik Smith Stage Manager-Rigger/Mark Wuchter Audio Engineer/Bruce Jones Lighting Designer-Director/Mark Miller Band Assistant/Toby Nugent Guitar Technician/Dean Mitchell Guitar Technician/Alan Glassman Drum Technician/Mark Vanderwall Monitor Engineer/Jerrel Evans Sound Engineer/Brad Ervin Sound Engineer/Daniel Sheehan Lighting Technician/Gardner Jarrett Lighting Technician/Pete Fehr Lead Truck Driver/Jeffrey Read Truck Driver/Duane Kottman Truck Driver/Thomas Fitzwater Bus Driver/Dave Tombs Bus Driver/Donnie Silva Merchandiser/Terry Ruchotzke
[edit] 2000
[edit] 2001
[edit] 2002
[edit] 2003
- Whitesnake[3]
- Warrant
- Kip Winger
- Slaughter
[edit] 2004
- Vince Neil
- Ratt
- Slaughter
[edit] 2005
- Cinderella[4]
- Quiet Riot
- Ratt
- FireHouse
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ a b c Jeckell, Barry A. (2003-06-13). "'80s Rock Never Stops On Tour". billboard.com. http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/search/google/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1914069. Retrieved 2008-05-20.
- ^ Jones, Stefany (2002-04-24). "Rock Never Stops Tour With Tesla, Vince Neil, Jackyl and Skid Row". knaclive.com. http://www.knaclive.com/article.asp?ArticleID=745&StartTime=4%2F24%2F2002+1%3A54%3A14+PM. Retrieved 2008-05-20.
- ^ Fuoco, Christina (2003-06-13). "Whitesnake leads 'Rock Never Stops' tour". livedaily.com. http://www.livedaily.com/news/5100.html. Retrieved 2008-05-20.
- ^ Prinzing, Scott (2005-06-09). "Rock Never Stops tour might not ever stop". The Billings Outpost. http://newbillingsoutpost.com/news//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=16636&Itemid=27. Retrieved 2008-05-20.
