Huey lewis and the news hip to be square !
huey lewis and the news hip to be square
Huey Lewis and the News is truly one of America’s greatest rock and roll bands. In their 38th year together, their infectious brand of music has weathered countless trends and is as fresh as ever today. Founded in 1979 by two rival bands from the San Francisco Bay Area, it continues to delight audiences worldwide, selling more than 20 million albums and earning the right to mark its place on the history map of pop.
The Grammy Award winners have songs like “Heart of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” “Stuck With You,” “I Want a New Drug,” “If It,” “Hip to Be Square,” “Believe It.” in love he played. and “For Life.” to work The band also wrote and played for the hit Back to the Future film “The Power of Love” and “Back in Time”. The Oscar-nominated “The Power of Love” reached number 1 on the Billboard singles charts and became a worldwide hit.
As great as the band’s recording career was, Huey Lewis and the News had a special live performance. They combined many musical influences, including R&B and soul, to create their own unique sound. Frontman Huey Lewis’s unmistakable voice has a rich, textured quality that not only matches their hits, but also several other songs on the show. Lewis also brings some bluesy tones to the show when he starts the harmonica solo. One of the highlights of the event was his a cappella performance of early rock and roll classics such as “It’s Alright”, “Little Bitty Pretty One” and “Sixty Minute Man”.
New this year: General Access Bracelet
Wristbands are required to enter free public areas. Wristbands can only be purchased at the Revelation Playland stand from 2pm on the day of the show, and guests will be offered access to the venue on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information about the Summer Night Bracelet Concert, visit this page.
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Admission to the concerts is free, but a limited number of reserved seats can be purchased for as little as $20.
Reserved seats can be purchased online during the show or on site at the ticket office located at the entrance to the show grounds (subject to availability).
The capacity of this concert hall is limited and for all safety we have to close the hall when this capacity is reached.
Huey Lewis and the News sold most of their catalog to Primary Wave Music for about $20 million, according to Variety. The deal includes all of the band’s music from the beginning to 1994, including hit albums like Sport and Four!
Of the band’s 10 albums, seven of them were released before 1994, which means Primary Wave now has hits like “Heart of Rock and Roll”, “Hip to Be Square”, “Workin’ for a Livin'” and back. With the next single “The Power of Love”. In addition to exclusive ownership of Huey Lewis’ music and the News, the deal gives the publishing company the right to use the band’s music in marketing, opening the door to film and TV tie-in opportunities (however, let’s be honest, american peak is not psycho (“hip.” used to be square “).
In 2018, Lewis was diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, an inner ear condition that severely affects his hearing, and retired from touring. He and the band released their latest album Weather in 2020. While discussing his diagnosis, Lewis hinted that this could be the last release, a fact that may explain his decision to sell his catalog. With artists like Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan doing the same for bigger paychecks, selling prints became a way for older artists to financially support their families as their careers came to an end.
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