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Warrant Extends Turn Up the Good Times Tour

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Warrants Turn Up the Good Times tour extends into 2026, featuring classic rock bands like Firehouse, Lita Ford, Dokken, and Bulletboys. The band, led by Robert Mason, Joey Allen, Erik Turner, Jerry Dixon, and Steven Sweet, will hit US venues from April to October. Check their online schedule for tickets and updates.

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Warrant Extends Turn Up the Good Times Tour

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On April 23rd, Warren just dropped news on extending their turn up the good times tour into 2026, stretching it all the way through. October, with fresh U.S. dates. It kicks off April 30th in Rancho Mirage, California, and wraps October 31st in Cotusa, Oklahoma, hitting spots from the West Coast to the Heartland. Joining them on various stops are classic rock crews like Firehouse, Lita Ford, Dockin, Bullet Boys, bringing that 80s and early 90s hair, metal vibe back to life. The band's current squad features singer Robert Mason of Front, guitarist Joey Allen and aired Turner Shredding, bassist Jerry Dixon holding it down, and drummer Steven Sweet on the kit. They last dropped an album back in 2017 called Louder, Harder, Faster. Not all venue details are out yet, but you can check their latest schedule online for tickets and updates as shows fill up across states like Arizona, Illinois, Ohio, and

more. If you're craving that nostalgic rock energy, Warren's keeping the party rolling strong, grab those dates before they vanish. That's the story for today. Music news today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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