Summer Concerts 2007

2007 is no doubt the year of music with new albums from almost every big name imaginable. It's no surprise they'll all be out on the road. With the likes of superstars Kelly Clarkson, The Police, Bob Dylan, and Ozzfest's collection of bands - there's every reason to get out there and rock out to the all time classics and the new beats of Fergie and Fall Out Boy.

Kelly Clarkson's "My December" Tour kicks off July 11th in Seattle making a 38 city stretch through September. There's no way you haven't caught the latest gossip on Kelly battling it out with record producer pro Clive Davis on almost every news channel out there. But Clarkson promises she's going to "rock out" the house. What will be great about this tour? "The new album is very intimate. Even on the rocker songs, there's something for everyone. We're bringing in some orchestal pieces - some horns and strings." says Clarkson. Who's the opener this time? Well instead of The Graham Colton Band opening for two 2005 tours, and Rooney opening for her Addicted Tour last summer, she's bringing out already famed name Matt Kearney.

Playing new songs from his album Black Rain along side some older classic rocking songs, and some old school Black Sabbath songs, Ozzy Osbourne headlines the massively successful Ozzfest. Along side the rock demon will be younger crowd drawing bands such as Lamb of God and Hatebreed. What is the best part of this show this time? It's free for the first time ever to go! Ozzfest begins July 12th and goes through August 30th.

Currently on the road, Fall Out Boy brings out +44, Paul Wall, and The Acedemy Is..., and the headlining band covers Michael Jackson's big hit "Beat It." "We're thinking of getting dressed up in costume for it now." the "Scene" band claims. But will this show be as successful as the long-time death metal rocker Marilyn Manson? Probably not as the goth king is touring with Slayer. There will be two completely different audiences experiencing two different styles of music. Manson is planning on testing the waters on new songs from his latest work Eat Me, Drink Me.