Classic Rock
Sammy Hagar announces new tour dates with Rick Springfield
The Red Rocker Sammy Hagar continues on the road in 2026, celebrating his era with Montrose, Van Halen and his solo career hits. He has just announced eight new tour dates, with Rick Springfield as a special guest. These shows will happen next June in St. Louis, Noblesville, Clarkston, Holmdel and Mansfield. Hagar’s band is still formed by Michael Anthony (Bass), Joe Satriani (Guitar) and Kenny Aronoff (Drums).
Sammy Hagar tour dates with Rick Springfield
June (With Rick Springfield)
- 13 – Hollywood Casino Amphitheater – St. Louis, MO
- 14 – Ruoff Music Center – Noblesville, IN
- 17 – Soaring Eagle Casino – Mt. Pleasant, MI
- 19 – Pine Knob Music Theatre – Clarkston, MI
- 22 – PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ
- 24 – Xfinity Center – Mansfield, MA
- 26 – MGM National Harbor – Oxon Hill, MD (Without Rick Springfield)
- 27 – MGM National Harbor – Oxon Hill, MD (Without Rick Springfield)
Other 2026 Sammy Hagar tour dates
*All of them without Rick Springfield
March
- 11 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 13 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 14 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 18 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 20 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 21 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
July
- 04 – Manchester, United Kingdom – AO Arena
- 05 – Birmingham, United Kingdom – BP Pulse Live
- 07 – Leeds, United Kingdom – First Direct Bank Arena
- 09 – London, United Kingdom – O2 Arena
August
- 08 – Sturgis, United States – Full Throttle Saloon
September
- 18 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 19 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 23 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 25 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
- 26 – Las Vegas, United States – Dolby Live at Park MGM
In a recent interview with CNN, Hagar talked about playing in Las Vegas. “It’s a dream come true for an elderly rock star that still wants to perform, because the hardest part of doing a tour and playing shows is not the show itself. It’s the packing up and moving into hotels, travel, travel, travel, running around.”
“You get to the show late. Some days you don’t even have time to have a good meal. But with the residency, you get a good night’s sleep. They give you the best rooms on the planet. Great food — Vegas has got the best restaurants in the world; they’re all in Las Vegas now. And it’s just so much easier. You get to rehearse. I don’t know — to me, it’s a dream come true. It’s extending my touring life. Otherwise, I don’t know if I’d go on tour again and do a major tour. I mean, I could go out and do a few shows here and there. But anyway, Vegas, yes. Residency. Thank you,” Sammy Hagar said.
