Michael Sweet, front man of the multi-platinum rock band Stryper, will perform in The Vault at Greasy Luck Brewpub in New Bedford, MA, on March 8, 2018.

The concert will feature Stryper classics, songs from his solo career and a few covers. Franki Dennull and Moriah Formica will open the show.

With a career and repertoire spanning over three decades, Sweet has fronted one of the most trailblazing groups of the MTV generation, written a stable of Billboard charting singles, filled arenas all the world over, said goodbye at the peak of it all, took stock in a thriving solo career, got Stryper back together for yet another record breaking run and even took a stint co-leading one of the most legendary classic rock acts ever, Boston, from 2007 to 2011.

Musically speaking, Sweet is coming off yet another creative high in the Stryper camp thanks to its 2013’s return to form record No More Hell To Pay and it’s followed up Fallen. He also released the stellar One Sided War in 2016 and the sophomore Sweet & Lynch album (which featured legendary guitarist George Lynch) Unified last fall.

For this special show, Sweet will take you on a journey throughout his musical career, performing songs and sharing stories in an unforgettable evening of stellar musicianship.

Tickets are only $10 and can be purchased HERE. Doors open at 7 p.m. Frank Dennull performs at 8 p.m., Moriah Formica at 9 p.m., and Michael Sweet at 10 p.m.

For those wishing to meet the band, you can purchase a $50 VIP Eat & Greet ticket, which includes your general admission ticket. You’ll get autographs and photos with him. You’ll also be able to have dinner with him from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Your dinner choice of the Greasy Luck Brewpub’s classic cheeseburger or veggie burger with fries is included in the ticket price. Click HERE to purchase VIP Eat & Greet tickets.

For more details about the show, click HERE.

The Vault at Greasy Luck Brewpub is located at located at 791 Purchase Street in New Bedford, MA. The venue is set within a former bank building featuring original vault doors and a truly historic feel. Patrons have raved about the superior acoustics and intimate setting.