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The Happy Together Tour brings some of the original iconic bands and musicians of the 1960s onto center stage to the delight of classic rock fans. The Turtles, The Buckinghams, The Classics IV, The Cowsills, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap along with Chuck Negron from Three Dog Night embark on a journey to dozens of major cities across the United States to bring back the glory days of yesteryear. The tour was named in honor of The Turtles' Top Ten hit from 1965.

Happy Together Tour Origins

The first tour took place in 1985 featuring The Turtles. However, it was not until 2010 that the tour would become an annual event. Each year, a number of '60s era bands joined The Turtles on stage. Past performances have included the talents of Ron Dante, one of the original Archies, who climbed the pop charts with "Sugar, Sugar." The group formed to represent the popular comic book gang. Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere and the Raiders fame also appeared to the delight of female audience members. Songs performed by Lindsay included the memorable band's hits, "Arizona," "Indian Reservation" and "Kicks." Upon Paul Revere's death in 2014, his son Jamie continues touring with the Raiders band who was popular for its comedic antics and Revolutionary War costumes.

Where can I buy Happy Together tickets?

Tickets for the Happy Together Tour are available at StubHub. For the convenience of concert attendees, the venue also has parking passes available for the individual locations.

Who are some of the other performers taking part in the Happy Together Tour in recent years?

In 2018, the original members of The Association joined the ensemble of bands. Some of the group's many Top Ten singles included "Along Comes Mary," "Cherish," "Never My Love" and "Windy." The group disbanded until the 1990s when it came back together and embarked on solo tours. Chuck Negron, from Three Dog Night, has participated in many of the tours over the years. The original trio was established in 1967. During its long career, the band had five top 10 albums and numerous chart-topping singles. Some of its popular singles included "Celebrate," "Joy to the World," "One" and "Pieces of April."

What are some of the other once-popular performances guests might get to see?

Gary Puckett & The Union Gap have participated in many of the Happy Together Tours. Some of the Puckett's top billboard songs included "This Girl is a Woman Now," "Woman, Woman" and "Young Girl." He continues performing the beloved ballads today. The family-based group known as The Cowsills was the inspiration for the popular television show entitled The Partridge Family. Although the group once sang a number of Everly Brothers songs, it was best known for "Indian Lake" and "Hair," which was the name and theme song of one of the very first rock operas.

What cities will the Happy Together Tour venture to?

Make plans to see the concert at the Little River Casino in Manistee, Mich., The Paramount Theatre in Aurora, Ill., or the Civic Center in Peoria, Ill. Other tour dates include a stop at the Paramount Theatre in Denver, Colo.

How long do the concerts last?

At many locations, the event does not begin to get underway until 8:00 p.m. Consider the number of bands and performers participating in the tour. Each band or performer plays multiple hits from yesterday. As such, the concert may well extend into the wee hours of the morning.

What kind of reviews has the Happy Together Tour received?

Many of the performers are the original artists from back in the day. As such, they are in their late '60s and '70s. However, many of the groups continued performing over the years. Yet, their sound remains impressive. Concert goers are well-pleased and give the tour high reviews. Many return to see their favorite bands year after year. No doubt, seasoned music fans enjoy taking a walk down memory lane for a bit of nostalgic entertainment.Back to Top