After touring all around the world in 2023 promoting their latest album "Rock Believer" released in 2022, Scorpions announced a Las Vegas residency at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in April and May. Until now these dates and the show at Wacken Open Air Festival in July are the only ones announced for next year. Scorpions’ current line-up has Klaus Meine (Vocals), Rudolf Schenker (Guitar), Matthias Jabs (Guitar), Mikkey Dee (Drums) and Paweł Mąciwoda (Bass). Scorpions' 2024 tour dates April 11 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV 13 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV 18 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV 20 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV 24 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV 26 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV 28 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV May 1 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV 3 - Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino - Las Vegas, NV July 31 - Wacken Open Air - Wacken, Germany https://youtu.be/TllvFtkXMBE Recently the band's vocalist Klaus Meine said that they will be on the road in 2024 and 2025, with the possibility of going into the studio again to record another album. He said that in an interview with Monsters, Madness and Magic. “Well, we’re still out there with the ‘Rock Believer’ tour. It takes us around the world. And even though we have a little break right now, we keep going next year, we pick it up. And we might come back to the United States and a lot of other places we haven’t been on this tour so far and we keep going. And who knows if we go back to the studio at some point again. We never really talk about it. Right now, we’re still doing ‘Rock Believer’ tour and we enjoy it a lot.” He continued: “There’s so many rock believers out there. When you think, so many people in all those years said rock is dead because of grunge, because of hip-hop, because of rap, whatever it is. But no, it’s not dead at all. There are millions of rock believers out there, and we can’t wait to see them in 2024 and in ’25, because it will mark the 60th anniversary of the Scorpions. That is something quite special. So right now, ’24, ’25 — next year we’re on the road, and we put it all together right now. And we can’t wait to see the rock believers out there again,” Klaus Meine said.
