The Deal
- $25 for one ticket for seating in the terrace, rows NN–ZZ (up to $39.45 value)
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Foreigner 40th Anniversary Tour with Cheap Trick and Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience
- The Hits: After unleashing their 1977 debut single, “Feels Like the First Time,” Foreigner flooded the charts with timeless anthems such as “Juke Box Hero,” “Cold as Ice,” “Urgent,” “Hot Blooded,” and the worldwide #1 hit, “I Want to Know What Love Is,” resulting in 16 Top 30 hits, 10 multi-platinum albums, and a well-earned status as one of the most popular rock bands on Earth.
- The Latest Album and Tour: To celebrate their 40th anniversary, the iconic rockers are embarking on a year-long tour that ties into their latest release, 40 – Forty Hits From Forty Years , a comprehensive compilation of classic chartbusters featuring the brand new singles, “The Flame Still Burns” and “Give My Life for Love.”
- What Mick Jones Says About This Tour: “I never could have imagined when I set out to create Foreigner forty years ago, that we’d still be touring around the world and performing the music we love all these years later. I can’t express the gratitude I feel when fans share stories of how our songs have been woven into their milestones and memories over the years. This summer we are going to celebrate these songs, and I can’t imagine a better group of friends to share this monumental tour with, than Cheap Trick and Jason Bonham who are sure to make it a true tribute to the everlasting power of rock and roll.”
- Cheap Trick: Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2016, this influential classic rock group sold over 20 million albums worldwide with timeless hits such as “I Want You To Want Me,” “Dream Police,” and “Surrender.”
- Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience: The son of original Zeppelin drummer John Bonham leads this spot-on tribute packed with hits and jaw-dropping drum solos.
Starlight Theatre
Among other things, Starlight Theatre was born out of an eagerness to impress a woman with a fancy hat. In 1925, a visit from Romania's Queen Marie led the Kansas City Federation of Music to organize a showcase of some of the city's finest musicians—a performance they opened to the public as well. The response was overwhelming and gave the city the push needed to plan for a permanent outdoor venue. Since then, Starlight's stage has seen stars of rock, comedy, pop, and Broadway, including Jerry Lewis, who personally paid for a stage extension to bring him closer to his audience. A star of a different sort to steal the spotlight was President Harry Truman, who made a special appearance on the opening night of Mr. President, only to be rushed away by ambulance during intermission due to an attack of appendicitis.