Ted Nugent Extends Stranglehold 50th Anniversary Tour with Exciting Summer Dates
Ted Nugent, a rock music icon, has exciting news for his fans as he extends his Stranglehold 50th Anniversary Tour. Celebrating 50 years in the music industry, Nugent has added 10 new dates to his tour, turning it into a full-fledged summer tour. Starting with a performance in Texas on May 29, the tour will continue with shows in Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and more throughout July, September, and beyond. The tour began on May 22 in Missouri and will wrap up on September 20 in West Virginia after a total of 23 shows.
Nugent expressed his enthusiasm for the year 2026, calling it the best year of his life and the worst for his enemies. He shared his joy on The Adam Carolla Show, stating that he is not focused on upsetting his enemies but rather on enjoying his life to the fullest. The hard rock guitarist is thrilled to be on tour and is looking forward to entertaining his fans across various cities.
Here is the complete schedule for Ted Nugent's Stranglehold 50th Anniversary Tour:
- May 22: Poplar Bluff, Missouri - Black River Coliseum
- May 29: San Angelo, TX - Blackbuck Amphitheater
- May 30: Saint Jo, TX - Red River Station
- June 12: Grand Junction, CO - Mesa County Fairgrounds
- July 7: Lexington, MI - Lexington Village Theatre
- July 8: Lexington, MI - Lexington Village Theatre
- July 10: Sterling Heights, MI - Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre
- July 11: Paw Paw, MI - Warner Vineyards
- July 12: Huber Heights, OH - Rose Music Center
- July 14: Des Plaines, IL - The Des Plaines Theatre
- July 15: St. Charles, IL - The Arcada Theatre
- July 16: Marion, IL - Marion Cultural and Civic Center
- July 17: Effingham, IL - Effingham Performance Center
- July 18: Lampe, MO - Black Oak Amphitheater
- July 21: St. Louis, MO - Whitetail Properties
- July 23: Nashville, IN - Brown County Music Center
- July 24: Northfield, OH - Northfield Park Racino
Don't miss the chance to catch Ted Nugent live in concert as he celebrates his remarkable 50-year career in the music industry.