2022 Tour Dates - April

JEFF PILSON On DON DOKKEN's Vocal 'Difficulties': 'I Hope He Has Less Problems In The Future

https://blabbermouth.net/news/jeff-p...-in-the-future

''Jeff was also asked about Jon Bon Jovi, who has been receiving scathing reviews for his vocal performances during BON JOVI's current U.S. tour which kicked off April 2 in Omaha, Nebraska.
"I've been hearing about this. I haven't actually watched any of it," Jeff said. "I've heard that [he's been having a hard time], which is unfortunate. 'Cause I know we toured with Jon in the '90s, and I remember at that time talking with him about his singing. And he was taking it very seriously. After the show, he would go in his dressing room and he'd warm down for at least a half an hour. He was taking it really, really seriously. That was several years ago. So, once again, I hope he doesn't have problems. Now, there's a guy who doesn't have to worry about his next meal. But I do. 'Cause I know he's serious about what he does, so I hope, for his sake, it's getting better."

This sounds AMAZING in comparison to the last 5 years.

I’ve done a similar trip during spring and would recommend Raleigh or Charlotte if you're leaning toward a balance of good music vibes and things to do. Raleigh has a great arts scene, solid live music, and beautiful parks like Umstead State Park. Charlotte is more modern but has some cool museums and a growing food scene.

Savannah, though, might be the most unique experience. It’s a bit smaller but has tons of charm—historic streets, live jazz, and a slower pace that’s perfect for a holiday. The venue there is newer too, so acoustics should be decent.

[QUOTE=MTV123;1300484]I’ve done a similar trip during spring and would recommend Raleigh or Charlotte if you're leaning toward a balance of good music vibes and things to do. Raleigh has a great arts scene, solid live music, and beautiful parks like Umstead State Park. Charlotte is more modern but has some cool museums and a growing food scene.

Savannah, though, might be the most unique experience. It’s a bit smaller but has tons of charm—historic streets, live jazz, and a slower pace that’s perfect for a holiday. The venue there is newer too, so acoustics should be decent.
If you're into live shows generally, I found http://https://www.seatpin.com/lady-gaga-tickets to be a good way to explore other tour options while planning travel. Could be worth checking what's on nearby while you're in the States.