Veteran rock band TESLA has announced U.S. tour dates for early 2024
Titled “Keepin’ It Real”, this electrifying musical journey promises to captivate audiences with TESLA‘s signature sound and unparalleled stage presence.
“Keepin’ It Real” is slated to kick off on January 11 in Immokalee, Florida, with dates currently scheduled through the end of July.
Expressing the band’s excitement for the upcoming tour, TESLA said: “We cannot wait to hit the stage and share our music with our incredible fans once again. The ‘Keepin’ It Real’ tour is going to be an unforgettable experience for everyone who joins us.”
Tickets for the “Keepin’ It Real” tour are available for purchase at
teslatheband.com/tour.
TESLA 2024 “Keepin’ It Real” tour dates:
Jan. 11 – Seminole Center – Immokalee, FL
Jan. 13 – Kings Center of Performing Arts – Melbourne, FL
Jan. 14 – The Stage at Coco Outdoors – Coconut Creek, FL
Jan. 16 – Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Event Center – Tampa, FL
Jan. 17 – Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Event Center – Tampa, FL
Jan. 20 – Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino – Santa Fe, NM
Jan. 26 – UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena – Milwaukee, WI
Jan. 27 – Mystic Lake Casino – Prior Lake, MN
Mar. 01 – Paramount Arts Center – Ashland, KY
Mar. 02 – Blue Gate PAC – Shipshewana, IN
Mar. 05 – American Music Theatre – Lancaster, PA
Mar. 06 – Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel – Detroit, MI
Mar. 09 – Silver Creek Event Center @ Four Winds Casino – New Buffalo, MI
Mar. 12 – Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN
Mar. 13 – Durham Performing Arts Center – Durham, NC
Mar. 20 – MGM Northfield Park – Center Stage – Northfield, OH
Mar. 23 – Grand Sierra Resort – Reno, NV
Jul. 20 – Beaver Dam Amphitheater – Beaver Dam, KY ROCK the DAM
In September, TESLA unveiled the official music video for their rendition of AEROSMITH‘s “S.O.S. (Too Bad).” Featured as a bonus track on TESLA‘s live album, “Full Throttle Live!“—released in May—the song is part of a collection recorded in August 2022 at Full Throttle Saloon in Sturgis, South Dakota. This live album also showcases the band’s single “Time To Rock!” along with other notable tracks.
Back in September 2021, TESLA drummer Troy Luccketta shared his decision to temporarily step away from touring to spend quality time with family and friends. Subsequently, Steve Brown, the younger brother of former DOKKEN drummer Mick Brown, took over drumming duties for TESLA‘s live performances.
TESLA‘s inaugural album, “Mechanical Resonance,” released in 1986, achieved platinum status propelled by the success of hits like “Modern Day Cowboy” and “Little Suzi.” Their 1989 follow-up, “The Great Radio Controversy,” spawned five hits, including “Heaven’s Trail (No Way Out)” and “Love Song,” both making waves in the pop Top Ten.
