New York, NY — Fans of 1980s music can look forward to a thrilling collaboration as rock legends Sammy Hagar and Rick Springfield embark on a summer tour in 2026. The duo will perform a series of eight shows from June 13 to June 27 across various venues in the Midwest and East Coast, featuring a blend of classics that defined a generation.

The tour will include stops at popular locales such as the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey, on June 22. Hagar, known for his tenure with Van Halen, will be accompanied by his talented band, the Best of All Worlds Band. This lineup features guitarist Joe Satriani, bassist Michael Anthony, and drummer Kenny Aronoff, promising a night of high-energy performances and familiar hits.

“After squeezing some time out of everyone’s schedules, we’re ready to hit the road,” Hagar shared excitedly. He did not hold back in revealing that the setlist will take audiences on a “deep dive” into his Van Halen years, as well as songs from his previous bands, including Montrose and Chickenfoot.

Celebrating the legacy of their music, Hagar emphasized the importance of introducing their classics to new fans. “We’re bringing this music to a whole new generation,” he stated in a press release. The tour aims to remind longtime fans of the anthems they loved while also engaging younger listeners.

Aside from the tour, Hagar will continue his Las Vegas residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM, where he has a series of performances lined up in both March and September. Springfield, known for his hit “Jessie’s Girl,” is also planning solo shows in the months leading up to their collaborative performances, enhancing his own schedule with eight U.S. dates in March, April, and May.

Tickets for their summer tour will officially go on sale to the public on January 16 at 10 a.m. local time. Fans eager to attend can also find available tickets on trusted secondary market platforms such as StubHub, ensuring a safe purchasing experience with a buyer guarantee.

With both artists maintaining active schedules, other notable performers, including musicians from the era, are also hitting the road in 2026, creating an invigorating musical revival for fans of classic rock. Concert-goers are in for a treat as they relive the sounds of the ’80s through the talent and charisma of these legendary artists.