Cheap Trick's 1998 Concert History

Cheap Trick is an American power pop/rock n roll band from Rockford, Illinois that's played for over four decades, and in 2016 was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Having gained popularity in the late-70s centered within the Midwest and within Japan, the band members are Rick Nielsen (guitarist and main songwriter), Bun E. Carlos (born Brad Carlson) (drums), Robin Zander (vocals and guitars), and Tom Petersson (bass guitar). Though they...

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Cheap Trick had 122 concerts in 1998

Date Concert Venue Location
Dec 31, 1998
Cheap Trick Double Door Chicago, Illinois, United States
Dec 11, 1998
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The End Zone Aurora, Illinois, United States
Dec 10, 1998
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The End Zone Aurora, Illinois, United States
Dec 09, 1998
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The End Zone Aurora, Illinois, United States
Dec 09, 1998 –
Dec 10, 1998
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End Zone Aurora, Illinois, United States
Nov 29, 1998
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Saint Andrew’s Hall Detroit, Michigan, United States
Nov 28, 1998
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Saint Andrew’s Hall Detroit, Michigan, United States
Nov 27, 1998
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Saint Andrew’s Hall Detroit, Michigan, United States
Nov 25, 1998
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The Vic Theatre Chicago, Illinois, United States
Nov 21, 1998
Cheap Trick Brat Stop Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
Nov 20, 1998
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Cheap Trick - In Color Album

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The Rave Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Nov 19, 1998
Cheap Trick Sandbar Sports Arena Arena, Wisconsin, United States
Nov 15, 1998
Cheap Trick / Mötley Crüe
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Peoria Civic Center Arena Peoria, Illinois, United States
Nov 14, 1998
Cheap Trick / Motley Crue
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Expo Center Topeka, Kansas, United States
Nov 07, 1998
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First Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Nov 06, 1998
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First Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Nov 05, 1998
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First Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Oct 31, 1998
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Irving Plaza New York, New York, United States
Oct 30, 1998
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Irving Plaza New York, New York, United States
Oct 29, 1998
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Irving Plaza New York, New York, United States
Oct 27, 1998
Cheap Trick Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel Providence, Rhode Island, United States

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Pearl Jam / Cheap Trick on Aug 20, 1998 [406-small]

Pearl Jam / Cheap Trick
Aug 20, 1998
 Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Cheap Trick / Candlebox / The Hunger on Aug 5, 1998 [644-small]

Cheap Trick / Candlebox / The Hunger
Aug 5, 1998
 Clarkston, Michigan, United States
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Cheap Trick on Nov 27, 1998 [227-small]

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Nov 27, 1998
 Detroit, Michigan, United States
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Cheap Trick on Nov 28, 1998 [228-small]

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Nov 28, 1998
 Detroit, Michigan, United States
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Cheap Trick on Nov 29, 1998 [230-small]

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Nov 29, 1998
 Detroit, Michigan, United States
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Cheap Trick / Rachel Stamp on Jul 15, 1998 [450-small]

Cheap Trick / Rachel Stamp
Jul 15, 1998
 Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
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Cheap Trick on May 15, 1998 [314-small]

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May 15, 1998
 Rantoul, Illinois, United States
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Cheap Trick on Feb 28, 1998 [142-small]

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Feb 28, 1998
 Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Genres:

Rock
Pop Rock
Singer-Songwriter
Hard Rock
Classic Rock
Album Oriented Rock (AOR)
Power Pop
Art Rock
Soft Rock
Mellow Gold
Glam Rock
Glam Metal
New Wave Pop
Glam
Beatlesque
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Latest Setlist (05/24/2026):

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  1. Hello There
  2. Elo Kiddies
  3. California Man
  4. If You Want My Love
  5. Twelve Gates
  6. Ain't That a Shame
  7. High Roller
  8. I Know What I Want
  9. It All Comes Back to You
  10. The Flame
  11. I Want You to Want Me
  12. Dream Police
  13. Surrender
  14. Goodnight

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Concerts Per Year:

2026 45 concerts
2025 89 concerts
2024 95 concerts
2023 84 concerts
2022 111 concerts
2021 69 concerts
2020 39 concerts
2019 97 concerts
2018 89 concerts
2017 102 concerts
2016 95 concerts
2015 100 concerts
2014 91 concerts
2013 83 concerts
2012 76 concerts
2011 93 concerts
2010 99 concerts
2009 84 concerts
2008 105 concerts
2007 56 concerts
2006 76 concerts
2005 70 concerts
2004 100 concerts
2003 111 concerts
2002 65 concerts
2001 95 concerts
2000 56 concerts
1999 77 concerts
1998 122 concerts
1997 172 concerts
1996 80 concerts
1995 71 concerts
1994 104 concerts
1993 47 concerts
1992 56 concerts
1991 65 concerts
1990 68 concerts
1989 85 concerts
1988 133 concerts
1987 40 concerts
1986 78 concerts
1985 122 concerts
1984 47 concerts
1983 58 concerts
1982 130 concerts
1981 90 concerts
1980 113 concerts
1979 151 concerts
1978 140 concerts
1977 185 concerts
1976 152 concerts
1975 100 concerts
1974 67 concerts
1973 50 concerts
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Mar 29, 2023

Cheap Trick is coming to the Fred in Peachtree City!

Originally forming in 1973, Cheap Trick broke through to mainstream popularity in 1979 with their breakthrough No. 4 live album, At Budokan, and the Top 10 single “I Want You To Want Me.” The bands follow-up album, Dream Police reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200 chart. The band has won over legions of loyal fans with 17 studio albums and a catalog of hits such as “Surrender,” “Ain’t That A Shame,” “Dream Police,” “The Flame,” and more. Throughout their career, which spans more than 5 decades, the band has performed more than 5,000 live shows and has sold more than 20 million albums. Cheap Trick was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016. Their heavy guitar-driven sound, laden with punk-rock undertones delicately balanced with power pop paved the way for arena rock acts and has been cited as influencing artists such as Nirvana, Green Day, Pearl Jam, and Smashing Pumpkins.

Nov 04, 2021

There is a date that needs added. My first concert was New England, UFO and Cheap Trick. Prairie Capital Convention Center. February 6th , 1981. I remember New England's drummer came down from the riser and having the longest hair I'd ever seen. Michael Shenker was playing lead guitar and his Marshall amp head quit working. He shoved the stack and it fell over. Roadies had another whole Marshall stack put in place quickly. Not just the head. My older friend's girlfriend was pulled up on stage along with quite a few others for Bun E. Carlos drum solo. They gave them Bun E. masks to wear. My friends are amazed I remember long term so well. Considering all the partying we did.

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