George Lynch's Dokken Tour Announced

0:00It's April 23rd, music news today starts now. AI powered and ready to play. I'm Cory with the story. George Lynch, the guitar legend from Dockin, just dropped news of his new tour called On the Rise of Decades, performing a night of Dockin. It's set for 2027, where he'll front an all-star band ripping through classic Dockin tracks from his days on their first six albums. The lineup stacked with talent. Great whites, Brett Carlyleau, on vocals, XYZ's Terry Illis, Lynch Moves Gabriel, bassist Geron Galino, and drummer. Brian Teachy from Whitesnake and Gene Simmons is crew. They've announced 10 dates kicking off December 31st, 2026, in Fort Myers, Florida, hitting spots across Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and wrapping January 10th in Birmingham, Alabama. More shows coming soon. Lynch split from Dockin back in the 90s over creative clashes with Don Dockin, but he's kept the fire burning with over a dozen albums under his. Name or Lynch Mob, plus supergroups like T&N, and Sweet and Lynch, alongside ex-band-made

1:04Jeff Pilsen. Lately, things have thawed. He's guested at Dockin shows since 2020, and even after a farewell tour tease, Lynch Mob still out there. Grinding, fresh off an April 11th gig in Flint, Michigan. With a live album from that run, The Final Ride, dropping May 29th, this Dockin night feels like the perfect next chapter, Keeping the Hair. Metal Spirit Alive for fans craving those riffs.