Concert tickets are on sale now to see America,
a folk band from the '70s/'80s that fared exceptionally well despite struggling to find mainstream critical acclaim. America's
biggest hits might have been from the '70s, but the band is still going strong with albums released in the 2000s, such as
2007's Here and Now. America is back on stage and letting the nation hear their hits live one more time, so get tickets to
hear America perform classics like "Horse with No Name."
America formed in 1970, when all band members finished high school and wanted to get serious about their music careers.
They were promoted throughout the UK and eventually signed with Warner Brothers. America's eponymous debut album was released
in 1972 and gained them a ton of attention in the UK. Their popularity spread overseas and soon they were topping charts in
the U.S. as well.
America band members became worldwide sensations while they were just out of their teens, and their music still has the
same zest and appeal it did back in the '70s. America will soon be gracing stages across the U.S. at venues large and small,
and they're selling out tickets just as soon as they're available for lots of shows!
Fans of soft rock music should start looking for America tour dates and successive tickets to go on sale, as they're sure
to sell out quickly for most live performances. this is your chance to see a renowned '70s group live on stage, so check out
rock music tickets
from StubHub and get into the action with America!