Steve Winwood Tickets

Steve Winwood Tickets Las Vegas

Steve Winwood is a music legend and icon. He is a Grammy Award winner, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, and a friend to just about every revered rock musician of the last half century. He gets bored sometimes, as his greatness as a singer and songwriter makes sitting around in his English manor just a little too dull. Then, his fans get a chance to introduce the man and musician to the new generation. The year 2012 happens to be one of those glorious years and Steve Winwood tickets for an all too brief West Coast tour leg begin with a date in Las Vegas. He will perform at the Pearl, the concert theater inside the Palms Hotel Casino, on November 9, 2012 as the first of nine headlining shows to close out the year.

He started the year with a few European concert dates and a trip down the East Coast in early spring. Those Steve Winwood fans on the opposite side of the country were wondering if he would make his way west, completing his musical manifest destiny. Thankfully he has decided to join a number of music legends from just about every era and genre at the Palms Hotel. Management could not fit them all on one bill, so the throngs of fans intrigued by the lineup will be forced to see each amazing show individually.

A Steve Winwood concert is an intriguing experience, as his career has been shaped by the music movements of the time. As a member of the Spencer Davis Group, he and his bandmates introduced themselves to the world with “”Gimme Some Lovin’”. As a part of Traffic he slowed down his voice and hit the charts with “Dar Mr. Fantasy”. Next came a stint with Blind Faith, a super group featuring Eric Clapton and famous for the song “Can’t Find My Way Home”. That introduction would last years as Winwood and Clapton would join forces time and time again over the course of the next five decades.

This time Steve Winwood tickets in Vegas are just available to see the singer and songwriter, but with his discography it would be ridiculous to complain. He will take the audience through the modern era and highlight the very best from the late-1960s to the 21^st century, moving effortlessly from blue-eyed soul to rock to the blues.