During my trek I caught a glimpse of fans waiting in line and they were not about to be deterred by the nasty Florida weather. As soon as there was a slight break in the rain, I gathered up my gear and made a beeline to the staff entrance. Thunderstorms were predicted through 9 pm. A quick glance at the radar did nothing to ease my concerns. The rain pelted my windshield as lightning and thunder made a very unwanted appearance. As I pulled into the lot my worst fears were starting to materialize. This is Florida in the middle of June and an outdoor event could easily fall victim to the wrath of Mother Nature. As I loaded my gear and drove to Camping World Stadium in Orlando Florida, I couldn’t help thinking that this show was really going to happen, and nothing could stop it now. My excitement was quickly dashed as the tour had to be postponed several times due to the pandemic.Īs June 19th, arrived I knew the wait was finally over. Pyromania, Shout At The Devil, Look What The Cat Dragged In, and I Love Rock ‘n Rollwere some of the best, if not the best, albums and tours that these icons have ever had. As a high school kid growing up in the early 80s, I had the opportunity to see all these bands when they were just coming up or were still pretty early in their careers. Def Leppard, Motley Crue, Poison and Joan Jett & The Blackhearts all on one ticket? I had to read the post several times to make sure that it was right.

When the Stadium Tour was originally announced back in 2020, I knew it was going to be the pinnacle of my concert life, both personally and professionally.

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