ZZ Top at Bank of NH Pavilion

The Little Ol' Band From Texas Rocks Hard! 

Few bands rock as hard as these bearded veterans. They’ve got that signature Southern blues sound oozing through every single hit of the last nearly six decades - from La Grange and Sharp Dressed Man to Gimme All Your Lovin’ and Legs, from Jesus Just Left Chicago to Tush and I Gotsta Get Paid; they’ve got all the swagger and appeal, cheek and pizzazz - ZZ Top-style; they’ve got the vibes and over-indowed charisma - from the instruments right down to the beards; and even though they have a few miles on the odometer, they have a lot of fuel in the tank!

The Big One! Tour

ZZ Top has been very busy this year, and the end isn’t anywhere close yet. The rock and roll heavyweights are on the road as we speak, alongside co-headliner Dwight Yoakam, but of course, a little bit of ZZ Top is never enough - so they’ve announced dates for a massive headlining tour following the Dos Amigos tour. The The Big One! Tour is slated to kick off in early August 2026 in Chula Vista, California, with stops in all the major cities, including Redmond, Sandy, Austin, East Meadow, Lynne, and Lancaster, before wrapping up in Wilmington, North Carolina, in mid-September 2026. 

Veterans Rocking Out 

Ever since ZZ Top exploded onto the scene in 1971 with their debut album ZZ Top’s First Album, they’ve been a staple on classic rock radio, and more recently, on streaming platforms. In 2018 they broke the Guinness world record for being the band existing the longest without any lineup changes, which remained unchanged until Dusty Hill’s death in 2021. To date, ZZ Top has released 15 studio albums, sold over 50 million albums globally, accumulated over 3.2 billion streams on Spotify alone, and racked up multiple MTV Video Music Awards, an induction into Hollywood’s RockWalk, as well as an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 

Special Guest

ZZ Top will be joined at the BankNH Pavilion by special guest and longtime touring partner George Thorogood and The Destroyers, best known for bangers such as Bad to the Bone and I Drink Alone. 

Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion

If there’s ever been a sizzling hub for everything entertainment, it’s the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion. Apart from being one of the best outdoor entertainment venues in the region, the BankNH Pavilion boasts stunning views of the natural landscape and surroundings, plenty of things to do closeby, and then of course, a fantastic layout that can accommodate up to 9,000 concertgoers. 

The BankNH Pavilion features state-of-the-art lighting and sound, magnificent natural acoustics, perfect sight-lines, and great, modern amenities. The seating is spread across two reserved covered pavilion areas, covered club seating, and a general admission lawn space. 

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