Bret Michaels: Rock Never Retires, Amping Up Tour

0:00It's April 9th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz. I'm Corey with the story. Brett Michaels is keeping his rock schedule packed, headlining the NFL draft in his hometown Pittsburgh on April 24th. The 63-year-old Poison frontman kicked off his live and amplified tour back in February and plans to hit the East Coast in Midwest hard, through May and June. Here this week, he shared stories from the tour's rough start, driving through blizzards from Windsor, Ontario to Niagara Falls and Connecticut's, Mohagan's son. Fans still packed the sold out arenas, proving nothing stops the party. Michael stays true to his passionate self-deprecating style, laughing about jumping into bad weather, without a second thought. He's got big love for his Poison brothers, Ricky Rocket, C.C. DeVille and Bobby Dahl, and sees a full re-ewing incoming in 2027 or 20. 28 to mark 40 years since their 1986 debut album.

1:01Meanwhile, he's dropped a fresh sports tribute remix video for nothing but a good time, mixing stage action, workouts and shout outs to Pittsburgh. Steelers, players and fans. It's all about that rock and jock vibe. With the tour rolling into 2026 and more gigs on deck, Michaels is living proof that rock never retires, it just amps up.