In a statement released by the tour, “Due to the effects of Hurricane Irma across the state of Florida, the Sammy Hagar & The Circle Florida tour dates with Collective Soul have been rescheduled, including the September 20 date at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre; which has been rescheduled for November 11. The tour hopes the rescheduled dates will come at a time when all of Florida has had a chance to heal before they return to the area to put on a great performance for their fans.”

For almost 40 years, Sammy Hagar has been one of rock music’s most dynamic and prolific artists. From breaking into the industry with the seminal hard rock band Montrose to his multi-platinum solo career to his ride as the frontman of Van Halen, the “Red Rocker” has set the tone for some of the greatest rock anthems ever written with songs like “I Can’t Drive 55,” “Right Now,” and “Why Can’t This Be Love.” He’s earned the highest respect of the music industry with a Grammy Award and induction in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside Van Halen and is currently on his fourth platinum run with the super group Chickenfoot. Along his journey, Hagar has also become a dedicated philanthropist, a New York Times best- selling author and auspicious entrepreneur.

Aside from making his mark as hit songwriter and lead vocalist, Hagar has played with a succession of legendary guitar players; from Ronnie Montrose and Neal Schon to Eddie Van Halen and Joe Satriani and his current group, The Circle, which also features former Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony, Jason Bonham and Vic Johnson.

Collective Soul features Ed Roland (vocals, keyboards, guitar), Dean Roland (rhythm guitar), Will Turpin (bass), Jesse Triplett (lead guitar) and Johnny Rabb (drums). As Ed Roland sings in “This,” the infectious first single and kick-off track to their latest release See What You Started By Continuing: “I got to go... where this song leads / Got to go... where this heart bleed,” Collective Soul have followed their songs and souls to hits and multi-platinum alt-rock success, starting with 1993’s anthemic hit “Shine” and onto “December,” “The World I Know,” a duet with Elton John, a song on the hit Twilight soundtrack, and eight acclaimed albums.