Stewart has been rocking since the 1970s, selling millions of records in his enduring career. His breakthrough came in 1971 when he released “Every Picture Tells a Story,” which spawned the hit that made his name, “Maggie May.” In 1978, he asked the question “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” and got a resounding “Yes,” in response. In the 1970s and 1980s, new wave and disco influences could be found in “Blondes Have More Fun,” which went to No. 1 in 1978, and “Tonight I'm Yours,” from 1981.
An enthusiastic review of a recent concert says:
“Awesome entertaining show . . . Rod still sounds as good as he did in the 80’s, that amazing voice ❤️ Well worth seeing wooo hooo !!!!!”
Cheap Trick first got together in Illinois in 1973, and got their break in 1978, with “Heaven Tonight.” A hard rock outfit that has never stopped touring, Cheap Trick has over 20 million album sales to their credit.
A review of a concert says:
"Real blast from the past. They haven't slowed down a bit and rocked the house."
Rod Stewart and Cheap Trick will be appearing on September 2, at 7:30 pm. The amphitheater is in Maryland Heights, about five miles from Olivette. Flyer printing can create handouts for concerts like this.