Rick Springfield Is Coming To The Quad Cities

Rick Springfield has been an actor and author for decades, but most importantly, he's a highly accomplished musician, and he's bringing his hit songs to the Quad Cities this February.

First a member of Australian pop-rock group Zoot from 1969-1971, Rick launched his solo career with the single, "Speak to the Sky," which hit the Top 10 in Australia in 1972. When he moved to the United States, Rick hit big with his Number 1 hit and classic, Jessie's Girl, for which he received a Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.

Rick followed up with four more Top 10 hits, including:

I've Done Everything for You
Don't Talk to Strangers
Affair of the Heart
Love Somebody

Breaking into the acting world, Springfield starred in the movie Hard to Hold in 1984, before appearing in shows like High Tide and General Hospital. In 2016, he starred as Vince Vincente, also known as Lucifer in Supernatural. He went on to star as himself in various shows throughout the years and starred in an episode of American Horror Story.

Rick Springfield is bringing his hit songs to the Rust Belt on February 26th. You can buy tickets at the door or through The Rust Belt's website.

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