The Deal

• $18 for one P2-level ticket (up to $24 value)
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FireHouse

• The FireHouse Sound: pop- and glam-metal mixed into shredding, wailing hooks that land headbangers and teenyboppers alike
• The Firemen of FireHouse: singer C.J. Snare, shredder Bill Leverty, and drummer Michael Foster—the same core outfit since 1989
• Their Burning Debut: 1990’s FireHouse, which went double-platinum and scored the band mega-metal titles such as Metal Edge Magazine’s Best New Band of 1991 and Young Guitar Magazine’s Best Newcomer of 1991
• How Grunge Got Fire-Hosed: at the 1992 American Music Awards, when FireHouse won Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock New Artist over flash-in-the-pan acts Nirvana and Alice in Chains
• Fire-Stoking Hits: denim-jacket-fraying fist-pumpers such as “Don’t Treat Me Bad” and “Reach for the Sky” as well as denim-jacket-sharing power ballads like “I Live My Life for You” and “Love of a Lifetime”

Little Texas

• Their breakthrough: After crisscrossing the country for several years, this four-piece country outfit broke through in 1991 with their debut album, First Time for Everything, and lead single “Some Guys Have All the Love.”
• Big Time: That first album launched Little Texas into the big time—and that’s what they named their sophomore album, which included massive hits like “My Love,” “What Might Have Been,” and “God Blessed Texas.”
• Their latest: 2015’s Young for a Long Time, their sixth studio album and first since 2007’s Missing Years.