Sammy Hagar Announces Second High Tide Beach Party & Car Show

Sammy Hagar will host the second annual High Tide Beach Party and Car Show on September 28 and 29 in Huntington Beach, Calif.

In addition to Sammy Hagar & The Circle, confirmed acts include The Beach Boys, Vince Neil, Steel Panther, Blue Oyster Cult and more.

Tickets go on sale Thursday, May 16 at 7:00 a.m. PDT at HighTideBeachParty.com.

The lineup for the second annual Sammy Hagar's High Tide Beach Party & Car Show is here! Sammy will be there with a drink in hand, feet in the sand - and wants to invite you to come join us for a weekend of hits at Huntington Beach, CA September 28-29. https://t.co/oUeGbl1qhA pic.twitter.com/Gfkirc3FWM

— Sammy Hagar (@sammyhagar) May 12, 2019

Comments

[Bkallday]

Since Vince is gonna be there, that tells me they will definitely have fried foods there.

[Gary]

@Bk 😂😂😂. He better watch he doesn’t get harpooned by Japanese fishermen while at the beach...

[Bkallday]

Lol, if they catch a glimpse of him, they'll have flashbacks of Godzilla!

[Jeff]

Would be nice if he brought this to the East Coasr!

[Spyke-jimbo]

Yes Jeff,,but WITHOUT Vince Meal.

[Metalboy!]

Hahaha!!! You guys are killin’ me! Vince MEAL! That IS rich, Spyke-Jimbo! Hope you don’t mind if I co-opt that from here on in!

FUNNY Gary, TOO d*mn FUNNY!!!

Touché, BK!

Too bad Vince Meal doesn’t play piano. He could sit at a white Steinway during The Beach Boys set, perched stage right the way Brian Wilson looked circa 1976.

Seriously, though, I would go just to catch Blue Oyster Cult on the beach.

And I want that Charger in Hagar’s Twitter post, though I’d prefer it in black. Red is a little much but then again so is Hagar. But I understand why he has it. After all, he IS the Red Rocker!

And I’d love to tell him personally the name of his band s*cks, though I would wait ‘til AFTER Blue Oyster Cult played in case he felt compelled to have me removed by security for saying it.

[Bob]

May I just tell you all something that really bugs me?...On Saturday, after listening to Sammy and the Circle's interview with Eddie Trunk on SiriusXM, I was excited to hear the new Circle album. so, I start playing it. the first song is called "Devil Came to Philly." About ten seconds in, I said to myself, "This sounds so much like "the Devil Came from Kansas" by Procol Harum, that Sammy must have given them a partial writing credit, if for no other reason then obvious inspiration." but when I looked up the song on Sammy's web site, all lyrics and music are credited only to Sammy. I can't read the writing credits on the album, so I don't know if he gave them credit there, but I was so disgusted that I turned off the song two minutes in, and never listened to the rest of the album. being a Sammy fan since the 70's, this really bothered me, but whatever.

[Dj]

The fact that Steel Panther and The Beach Boys are on the same bill makes me want to go. Better pack my KISS Crocs and get a ticket!

[Metalboy!]

Yeah, now if they could only have an All Star Jam at the end where Wilson walks back on stage, a la Nigel Tufnell, in “Spinal Tap” to rejoin The Beach Boys, only to be met with a big bear hug by Vince Meal himself for an impromptu mud wrestling match.

And by the looks of Sammy these days, he might as well join in, too!