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Frequently Asked Questions

What songs will Steve Miller Band play in concert?

Steve Miller Band have quite a universally appealing discography of tunes dating back to the late 60’s and their debut Children of the Future. The group has quite a few things going on with their even-handed and concrete setlist that stays the same each evening for their recent dates.

The first notable thing to mention is that the Steve Miller Band plays almost nothing from anything they put out past 1985. One of their most recent songs performed on this tour is the pop-friendly jam, “Abracadabra,” from the record of the same name released in 1982.

The vast majority of the setlist is confined to a handful of material released 1976-1978. Long time fans will recognize this period as their prime, specifically 1976’s Fly Like an Eagle and 1977’s Book of Dreams. These two records make up well over half the setlist, and they include some of the group’s most boundary-breaking and historic material. This includes “Fly Like an Eagle” as well as “Take the Money and Run” which both appear early in the set. There is also “Rock N’ Me” and “Jet Airliner” from this era as well. These are all chart topping smash classics from the 70’s.

The group has the odd distinction of having their most popular song on a record that was not quite as popular as a whole. 1972’s The Joker had a number of decent songs that did not necessarily stand the test of time, aside from the title track, “The Joker” which is performed towards the end of the set. It is the only song from the album that is consistently performed.

For the most part, the Steve Miller Band sticks close to their big hits and stays away from new material or deeper album cuts. This includes a single song from the group’s latest album, Let Your Hair Down, or 2010’s Bingo which was recorded in conjunction.

Jungle Love
Take the Money and Run
Abracadabra
Space Cowboy
Living in the U.S.A.
Serenade
The Stake
Ooh Poo Pah Doo
Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma
Dance Dance Dance
Wild Mountain Honey
Gangster of Love
True Fine Love
The Joker
Swingtown
Rock’n Me
Jet Airliner
Fly Like an Eagle

How long is a Steve Miller Band concert?

Steve Miller Band has enough material to play a straight 24 hours, but they keep the shows at a more realistic and perfectly acceptable 80 minutes.

Who is also playing with Steve Miller Band?

Steve Miller band does not bring out a full two hour or longer setlist because of their co-headlining status alongside 80’s arena rock pioneers, Journey. The group is most popularly known for their early 80’s arena-slaying epics, but they have been releasing material at a modest pace for their whole career. The most recent is 2011’s Eclipse, preceded by the more popular Revelation.

How do I get access to presale tickets for Steve Miller Band’s tour?

Tickets for Journey and Steve Miller Band are available through the American Express platform. The company’s card is required for purchase, so fans lacking an American Express card may have more luck with alternative sources. These are Presale Passwords Info which collects both private and public passwords. You need an account with them to make purchase.

Interestingly, presales are not available through the Steve Miller Band website, but you can obtain them through Journey’s official website. VIP packages are also on sale, and no fan club membership is required.

Who is Steve Miller Band’s publicist and press contact?
The official website lists a number of important media contacts, including the group’s immediate management, Scott Boorey. He can be reached at sboorey@aol.com.

Steve Miller Band is in collaboration with Paradigm Media. You can reach their booking agent, Danny Weiner, at dweiner@paradigmagency.com. The last major contact is Brett Enzenberger at stevemillerprod@aol.com who runs production management for the group.

Concert Reviews

“Using songs from “The Joker,” as the centerpiece of a nearly two-hour set, the Steve Miller Band thrilled the crowd at the Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood on Monday night. The band offered up six songs from the seminal release as part of a 22-song set, using the title track as the closing song of the night, stretching the refrain and repeating it to the delight of a nostalgic-frenzied crowd.” – Donnie Moorhouse of MassLive

“If Miller proudly displayed his blues roots, his set nodded to R&B in a major way, especially when the spotlight swung to singer Sonny Charles, who not only delivered All Your Love and Further On Up the Road, but Jessie Hill’s classic Ooh Poo Pah Doo.” – Curtis Schieber of the Dispatch

“There were some hilarious moments induced by Miller’s interaction with the crowd between songs, and when he called on his personal banker to play pedal steel guitar on one song. The man’s corporate look had the audience in splits, even though he did just fine on his instrument. Miller’s three solo acoustic tunes in the middle of the set were highlights.” – Andrew Bansal of GuitarWorld

Tour Archive

Steve Miller Band 2013
Tour Opening Acts: The Doobie Brothers
Started February 13, 2013 in Clearwater, Florida | Ended December 28, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada

Steve Miller Band 2012
Tour Opening Acts: George Thorogood
Started May 20, 2012 in Dana Point, California | Ended December 31, 2012 in Port Chester, New York

Steve Miller Band 2011
Tour Opening Acts: NA
Started February 25, 2011 in Houston, Texas | Ended December 15, 2011 in Los Angeles, California

Steve Miller Band 2010
Tour Opening Acts: Peter Frampton, Dave Mason
Started January 2, 2010 in Prior Lake, Minnesota | Ended September 22, 2010 in San Francisco, California

Steve Miller Band 2009
Tour Opening Acts: NA
Started July 16, 2009 in Cadott, Wisconsin | Ended November 15, 2009 in Orlando, Florida

Steve Miller Band 2008
Tour Opening Acts: NA
Started May 25, 2008 in Tampa, Florida | Ended November 15, 2008 in Columbus, Ohio

Steve Miller Band 2007
Tour Opening Acts: NA
Started March 31, 2007 in Orlando, Florida | Ended November 3, 2007 in Phoenix, Arizona