Singer/songwriter, guitarist and pianist Bob Seger represents, for many, the can-do spirit of America. Born in 1945 and raised in blue-collar Michigan, Seger struggled for years, touring the Midwest concert circuit with only regional success. It was in 1973, when he put together the Silver Bullet Band, that Seger began a streak of success that made him a household name in rock and made Bob Seger tickets a hot commodity. With his albums 'Beautiful Loser' in 1975, then 'Live Bullet' and 'Night Moves' the following year, Seger burst onto the national music scene with hit singles like 'Katmandu,' 'Rock and Roll Never Forgets' and 'Travelin' Man.' He followed that success with even bigger hits, 'Old Time Rock and Roll,' 'We've Got Tonight,' 'Against the Wind,' 'Like a Rock,' and 'Turn the Page.' Among all Seger's hits, it's his live album, 'Live Bullet,' that still signifies his success. That's because Seger's live shows are not to be missed, churning with high-power Detroit energy and bursting with pure, raw rock and roll. His performances are a chance to see one of Middle America's legendary rockers, a man who refused to give up and insisted on making and performing his brand of rock even when no one was paying attention. Today his gritty sound still makes as powerful a statement about America as it ever did.With his signature raspy voice sounding as good as it did five decades ago, Seger continues to perform and record today. Seger and his Silver Bullet Band were on the road in 2011 and traveled coast to coast, playing in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Dallas and more. Though he told Rolling Stone that his touring days are winding down, Seger has a new album slated for fall 2012. It will be his first studio project in six years.