Van Halen Confirms Milwaukee Date

The Bradley Center will be rockin' on Monday, April 7, 2008 when the legendary rock band Van Halen comes to Milwaukee. Yes I said Monday. What's new. Either Milwaukee is skipped on a tour or given a great night like Sunday or Monday. Which would you prefer? I can remember going to see Coldplay on a Sunday night and they were kind of making fun of the fact that Milwaukee got them on "the worst night to play and see a show". They were great, but pretty funny.

Anyhoo. Van Halen wants to keep this train rolling through the spring. They are printing money; who would stop? Van Halen tickets haven't been posted on ticketmaster yet for the Milwaukee show.

The following was posted on a Van Halen fan blog as an unofficial set list:

01. You Really Got Me

02. I'm the One

03. Runnin' With the Devil

04. Romeo Delight

05. Somebody Get Me a Doctor

06. Beautiful Girls

07. Dance the Night Away

08. Atomic Punk

09. Everybody Wants Some

10. So This Is Love?

11. Mean Street

12. Pretty Woman

13. Drum Solo

14. Unchained

15. I'll Wait

16. And the Cradle Will Rock

17. Hot for Teacher

18. Little Dreamer

19. Little Guitars

20. Jamie's Cryin'

21. Ice Cream Man

22. Panama

23. Guitar Solo

24. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love

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Bruce Springsteen Tickets for St. Patrick's Day 2008

Bruce Springsteen finally confirmed the rumors which had been swirling for weeks; that he would indeed play a St. Patrick's Day show at Milwaukee's Bradley Center. This show will be with his E Street Band and will mark the middle of his tour.

As usual, the floor seating at the Bradley Center will not have any reserved seats. They will all be general admission tickets with a face value of $65-$95 or so plus additional Ticketmaster service fees.

The Boss is always a huge hit with Milwaukeeans. I would suspect Bruce Springsteen tickets will go for a pretty penny in the secondary market, but with a little planning I wouldn't think it would be too difficult to get general admission tickets at the box office.

Celine Dion Tickets for 2008???

Celine Dion just shut down her Las Vegas act which had been running for five years, to take her show on the road. More than 3 million people had come to Caesar's Palace to see her show. The best-selling female singer of all time jump started the news of her 2008 tour with a visit to the Oprah Show. Celine Dion's new album, "Taking Chances" hit stores this past week. Celine is taking requests from fans on which songs she should include in her set list.

The show in Milwaukee had a million presales through Ticketmaster and officially went on sale today with a ton of people lined up at area box offices. The buzz is good and people want to see Celine sing her hits like, "My Heart Will Go On", "A New Day Has Come" and "It's All Coming Back to me Now".

Celine Dion will play the Bradley Center in Milwaukee on September 29, 2008. Celine Dion tickets held a face value of anywhere from $45 to $325 for a fancy TeamCeline package.