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Who opened for ZZ Top in 1984?

Fans poured in for the "Eliminator" tour in 1984. Night Ranger opened. The crowd topped 8,000 and the Coliseum rocked for three hours. Their gritty blues-rock had given way to a bigger sound and a string of national hits such as "Gimme All Your Lovin'," "Legs" and "Got Me Under Pressure."

Who opened for ZZ Top in 1987?

Somewhere near 80 thousand people turned out to see Texan rockers ZZ Top for their 1987 show at Western Springs Stadium - and the band played so loud they were banned from ever performing there again. Jesse speaks to Wayne Elliot, the lead singer for Hamilton hard rockers Knightshade who opened the show.

Then, who did zz top tour with in the 70s?

Dusty Hill's band ZZ Top traveled with rattlesnakes, javelina in 1970s tour - Lakewood/East Dallas.

In respect to this, who did zz top tour with in 1986?

Z Z Top Tours & Concerts

Date	Concert	Venue
Jun 15, 1986	Afterburner Tour Z Z Top / Joe Jackson Photos	Pine Knob Music Theater
Jun 11, 1986	Z Z Top	Meadowlands
Feb 20, 1986	Z Z TOP	The Arena
Sep 20, 1982	Z Z Top / 38 Special Setlists	Stampede Corral

Who opened for ZZ Top in 1976?

Elvin Bishop (blues guitarist/singer): The tour started on May 29, 1976 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. I was one of the support acts on the first date. It was me, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Point Blank.

And another question: who opened for zz top in 1991?

Bryan Adams, The Law, Thunder, and Little Angels were the opening acts for the show on July 6, 1991.

Also, did zz top do drugs?

ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard recalled how he'd spent his first major paycheck, totaling $72,000, on drugs. He said he enjoyed the experience of indulging in LSD and heroin after reaching the big time in 1977, though he admitted it had taken a toll on his life and sent him to rehab in the early '80s.

And another question: when did zz top open for the rolling stones?

2004

Flashback: ZZ Top Find Some 'Tush' at 2004 Rock Hall Induction - Rolling Stone.

What is ZZ Top's most famous song?

1. "Tush" The rock band's most famous song is none other than "Tush." The band got the idea for the title from a song called "Tush Hog" by the Texas musician Roy Head.

Are Z.Z. Tops beards real?

Guitarists Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill have been wearing the signature look since the late '70s, while the group's drummer, whose name is ironically Frank Beard, prefers to maintain a clean shave. Gibbons recently revealed that he and Hill were once offered $1 million to cut off their facial hair, but they declined.

By Roland