The Badlees Tickets
The Badlees Concert Tickets
Experience the magic of live music with The Badlees! The Badlees delivers unforgettable live performances featuring hit songs that will have you dancing and singing along every minute of the concert. The 1980s brainchild of students Jeff Feltenberger (vocals/strings), Ron Simasek (drums) and Terry Selders (saxophone), Pennsylvania roots rockers The Badlees were known by various names including The Leaky Sneakers, Secret Service and Bad Lee White before formally adopting their fans’ affectionate nickname for them, The Badlees, in the early nineties. Amidst a period in which the Selinsgrove-based group underwent various lineup changes, they teamed up with producer Bill Grabowski for a debut EP entitled What Goes Around, which was released in 1988 via the short-lived A Street Records.
Shortly thereafter, they invited singer Pete Palladino of local band Anthem to become their new frontman, and by 1990, they had released another EP, It Ain’t For You, with engineer Bret Alexander doubling up as their in-house producer.
Self-released via Selders’ label, Rite-Off Records, it bagged them Billboard’s coveted Critics’ Choice Award. A debut LP, Diamonds in the Coal, landed in 1992, with its single “Back Where We Come From” racking up local airplay and resulting in their SXSW debut. The group’s follow-up, 1993’s The Unfortunate Result of Spare Time, signalled a brief departure from roots rock; however, by the time their third album, River Songs, arrived in 1995, they had returned to their original sound.
Soon shifting over 10,000 units, the independent LP found success in the form of the singles “Angeline is Coming Home” and “Fear of Falling”. It was subsequently reissued by Polydor, selling over 250,000 copies and landing its lead single a #67 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.
The label changed hands in 1998 in a drawn-out bureaucratic process, leaving the future of the group’s next album, Up There, Down Here, uncertain. Growing impatient, they self-released a different LP, Amazing Grace, in 1999, leading Universal to drop them. Up There eventually surfaced via Ark 21 the same year, and the group released a further three albums in the following two decades. Grab your The Badlees tickets now to see them live in your city!
How much are The Badlees tickets?
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The Badlees Ticket Prices:
- Average Price: $98.10 per ticket
- Cheap Ticket Options: Tickets start at $98.10
- VIP Seating: VIP The Badlees tickets cost as much as $98.10 for premium floor seats
The Badlees Tour Dates 2026
The Badlees 2026 tour schedule has 1 concerts lined up for this year. The Badlees's next concert is on October 4th, 2026 at 6:30pm at the Mauch Chunk Opera House in Jim Thorpe, PA. Get your tickets now because there are only 5 tickets still available.
When is The Badlees's next concert?
The Badlees's next concert is on October 4th, 2026 at 6:30pm.
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What songs are on The Badlees's setlist?
The Badlees's setlist while performing in Millersburg , PA at “Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art” included the following songs:
- Don't Let Me Hide
- Hindsightseeing
- John the Revelator
- Long Goodnight
- Luther's Windows
- Four Leaf Clover
- Drive Back Home
- Like A Rembrandt / With Or Without You
- 90% of the Time
- A Better Way to Save the World
- Paint It Black
- Angeline Is Coming Home
- Second Set
- Middle of the Busiest Road
- Which One of You
- Locomotive Breath
- I Liked You Better When You Hated Yourself
- Nothing Much of Anything
- Too Many Changes
- Gwendolyn
- Spending My Inheritance
- Ore Hill
- My Friends
- Fear of Falling
- The Weight
Source: Setlist.fm