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Cheap Trick cancels all 2027 shows, keeps November tour
Cheap Trick has cancelled all of its 2027 shows and says it will take its first break in 50 years after its November run.
Cheap Trick has cancelled all of its 2027 shows. The band has 10 shows booked in November that are going forward as planned.
The band said it decided to take time off after decades of touring because it needs a break. It said it will play its November shows and then take its first break in 50 years.
Cheap Trick last performed on October 9 at the VyStar Pavilion in Savannah, Georgia. Its next booked show is on November 5 at the Clyde Theatre in Ford Wayne, Indiana. The 10-show run concludes on November 22 at the Sound Board Theater in Detroit, Michigan.
The original lineup of Robin Zander, Rick Nielsen, Tom Petersson and Bun E. Carlos stayed intact from the band's 1973 formation until 2010. In 2010 the band replaced Bun E. Carlos with Rick Nielsen's son, Daxx Nielsen. In 2016 Robin Taylor Zander, Robin Zander's son, joined the group as a rhythm guitarist.
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