About Paul Revere and the Raiders tickets

American 1960s rock and roll group Paul Revere and the Raiders had a run during that decade to be admired by any band, selling second only to The Beatles and the Rolling Stones from 1966 to 1969. The band's catchy tunes, punky before anyone knew what punk was, combined with their dinstinct Revolutionary War-based costumes and the fun and laughter they generated while performing on stage attracted fans in droves in the tail end of the rock and roll infancy. Paul Revere and the Raiders first came together in 1960 in Boise, Idaho, when organist Paul Revere met singer Mark Lindsey and called their group The Downbeats. They quickly changed their name to the Raiders and scored a hit in the Pacific Northwest with the single 'Like, Long Hair,' off their debut album of the same name. After having success with their subsequent single, a version of The Kingsmen's 'Louie Louie,' Paul Revere and the Raiders singed with Columbia Records, the group relocated to Los Angeles and began appearing on Dick Clark's afternoon show Where the Action Is, being presented as an American answer to the British Invasion, donning their Revolutionary War outfits and cracking jokes on stage, all of which propelled them to a streak of stardom, with more hits like 'Hungry,' 'Him or Me, What's It Gonna Be?' and 'Kicks.' Through several personnel changes, Paul Revere and the Raiders continued recording with some success through the 1970s, then performing their catalog of hits during the 1980s and 1990s, and even today. For a dose of 1960s good-time rock and roll, pick up Paul Revere and the Raiders tickets today.