Scorpions announce Las Vegas residency to mark sixtieth anniversary
Scorpions have introduced a residency in Las Vegas to rejoice their sixtieth anniversary – yow will discover all the small print beneath.
The German laborious rock band are on account of kick off the run of dates – dubbed ‘Coming Dwelling To Las Vegas 2025’ – subsequent February at Sin Metropolis’s PH Reside at Planet Hollywood Resort & On line casino. Help will come from particular company Buckcherry.
In an announcement, frontman Klaus Meine stated: “There couldn‘t be a greater manner than to begin 2025 in Las Vegas with one other residency at Planet Hollywood. Come and rejoice with us our sixtieth Anniversary and catch a rockin‘ good time… we gonna sting yaaaa!!!”
Tickets go on normal sale at 10am native time this Saturday (September 28) – you’ll be able to buy yours here. Alternatively, Rock Zone fan membership members can entry a pre-sale now – sign up here.
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Scorpions’ 2025 Las Vegas dates are:
FEBRUARY
27 – PH Reside at Planet Hollywood Resort & On line casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
MARCH
01 – PH Reside at Planet Hollywood Resort & On line casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
06 – PH Reside at Planet Hollywood Resort & On line casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
08 – PH Reside at Planet Hollywood Resort & On line casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
11 – PH Reside at Planet Hollywood Resort & On line casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
Scorpions, who shaped in 1965, celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their 1984 album ‘Love At First Sting’ with a Las Vegas residency earlier this 12 months. They’ve since performed quite a few exhibits throughout Europe, and made a cease at London’s Wembley Area in June.
Their nineteenth and most up-to-date studio album, ‘Rock Believer’, was launched in 2022.
In January of this 12 months, former Scorpions drummer James Kottak died on the age of 61. He joined the band in 1996, and contributed to all of their albums from 1999’s ‘Eye II Eye’ to 2015’s ‘Return to Endlessly’.
He was kicked out of the group for alcoholism in 2016, and subsequently changed by Motörhead’s Mikkey Dee, who stays within the line-up.