california rockers YOU’RE HERE announced nearly two dozen live shows for this spring and summer. The trek will begin March 10 in Plant City, Florida, and will include stops at Florida Strawberry Festival and M3 RockFestival before ending on August 6 in Monroe, Michigan.
The dates are as follows:
March 10 – Plant City, Florida @ Florida Strawberry Festival
March 12 – Boise, ID @ Private Event
March 25 – Harris, MI @ Island Resort & Casino
March 26 – Harris, MI @ Island Resort & Casino
May 05 – Waterloo, NY @ Del Lago Resort & Casino
May 07 – Jim Thorpe, PA @ Penn’s Peak
May 8 – Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
May 10 – Portland, ME @ Aura
May 12 – Hampton Beach, NH @ Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
June 11 – Lincoln, CA @ Thunder Valley Casino Resort
June 17 – Dubuque, IA @ Q Casino Back Waters Stage
June 18 – St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant
June 23 – Brainerd, MN @ Lakes Jam
June 24 – Welch, MN @ Treasure Island Resort & Casino
June 29 – Catoosa, OK @ Hard Rock Live
July 01 – Council Bluffs, IA @ Harrah’s Stir Cove
July 02 – Baraboo, WI @ Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin Dells
July 04 – Traverse City, MI @ National Cherry Festival
July 09 – Eagle River, AK @ Matanuska Brewing Company
Aug 06 – Monroe, MI @ Monroe County Fairgrounds
last august, YOU’RE HERE postponed several shows due to tour members – including guitarist Frank Hannon — contract COVID-19. Hanno later released a statement saying he had ‘not been able to move all week’ and revealed he woke up with a fever of 102 degrees and could ‘barely breathe’ during the day or YOU’RE HERE had to go on tour.
YOU’RE HERE played the first two shows of its 2021 summer tour – August 5 in Grants Pass, Oregon and August 6 in Grand Ronde, Oregon – without Franc. replacing it was howie simon (JEFF SCOTT SOTO, GRAHAM HOOD, STRYPER), which previously replaced Hanno in September 2018.
End of August, YOU’RE HERE released the official music video for their brand new single, “Cold Blue Steel”. The clip was directed by Brandon Gullion and produced by Hanno.
In September, YOU’RE HERE drummer Troy Luccketta announced that he would “take some time on the road” to spend time with family and friends. He was temporarily replaced during the band’s concerts by Steve Brownthe older brother’s younger brother DOKKEN drummer Mick Brown.
YOU’RE HEREthe last album of, “Shock”was released in March 2019 via UMe. The sequel to 2014 “Simplicity” was produced by DEF LEPPARD guitarist Phil Collen.
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