Journey, Def Leppard, Steve Miller Band announce Bay Area show

Three Rock and Roll Hall of Fame bands are set to delight classic rock fans in the Bay Area next summer.

Journey, Def Leppard and the Steve Miller Band are coming to Oracle Park in San Francisco on Aug. 28. It's part of Journey and Def Leppard's co-headlining stadium tour, a 23-city trek that kicks off July 6 at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

Those two mighty headliners will be joined by a rotating cast of opening acts — Steve Miller Band, Heart and Cheap Trick — all of which have also been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Tickets go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. Dec. 15. Registration for presale tickets is underway. See www.defleppardjourney2024.com.

There is also a presale for Citi card holders that begins at 10 a.m. Dec. 13, www.citientertainment.com.

Here are the tour dates and opening acts:

July 06, St Louis, Busch Stadium: Cheap Trick

July 10, Orlando, Fla., Camping World Stadium: Cheap Trick

July 13, Atlanta, Ga., Truist Park: Steve Miller Band

July 15, Chicago, Wrigley Field: Steve Miller Band

July 18, Detroit, Comerica Park: Steve Miller Band

July 20, Nashville, Nissan Stadium: Steve Miller Band

July 23, Philadelphia, Citizens Bank Park: Steve Miller Band

July 25, Hershey, Pa., Hersheypark Stadium: Steve Miller Band

July 27, Pittsburgh, PNC Park: Steve Miller Band

July 30, Cleveland, Progressive Field: Heart

Aug. 02, Toronto, Rogers CentreHeart

Aug. 05, Boston, Fenway Park: Heart

Aug. 07, Flushing, NY, Citi Field: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 12, Arlington, Texas, Globe Life Field: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 14, Houston, Minute Maid Park: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 16, San Antonio, Alamodome: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 19, Minneapolis, Target Field: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 23, Phoenix, Chase Field: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 25, Los Angeles, SoFi Stadium: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 28, San Francisco, Oracle Park: Steve Miller Band

Aug. 30, San Diego, Petco Park: Steve Miller Band

Sept. 4, Seattle, T-Mobile Park: Cheap Trick

Sept. 8, Denver,

Field: Cheap Trick