Legendary 80s Hard Rock Band Taps Broadway Star as New Frontman After Two-Year Touring Hiatus
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Legendary 80s Hard Rock Band Taps Broadway Star as New Frontman After Two-Year Touring Hiatus
Skid Row has tapped Broadway star Justin Sargent (‘Rock of Ages’) to be their new frontman ahead of the band’s 2027 tour dates.
By Stephen Andrew Galiher
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Skid Row has a new frontman, and he’s a former Broadway star. After a two-year touring hiatus, the legendary 80s hard Rock band has tapped Justin Sargent as their new singer.
Sargent is an accomplished stage performer who made his Broadway debut in 2011’s Rock of Ages. He’s also starred in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, as well as Bonnie and Clyde. Now, he’ll hit the road with Skid Row for a run of concerts in Spring 2027.
The band also dropped a new cover of the Who’s “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” with Sargent on vocals. This is your first taste of what to expect when the band hits the road. See that msuic video, as well as the band’s iupcoming tour dsateds, bweloew.
Skid Row 2027 Tour Dates
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