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DANCING WITH THE STARS Announces 2023 Live Tour To Stop In Hershey

The performance is on Saturday, January 7, 2023, at 8 p.m.

Dancing with the Stars: Live! The Tour is coming to Hershey Theatre on Saturday, January 7, 2023, at 8 p.m. Tickets are available online at www.HersheyEntertainment.com and www.Ticketmaster.com .

"Dancing with the Stars" is back on tour this winter to celebrate its 31st season with a brand-new live production! Launching January 6 at MGM National Harbor in Washington D.C., this year's all-new stage show will feature your favorite professional dancers from the hit Disney+ Original series performing brand new numbers, as well as some of the showstoppers featured in season 31. Audiences at Dancing with the Stars: Live! will have the opportunity to experience the excitement, glitz and glamor they see in the ballroom live, up-close and personal.

The tour delivers a spectacular night of electrifying dance performances from world-renowned dancers including Brandon Armstrong , Alan Bersten, Sasha Farber , GLEB SAVCHENKO , EMMA SLATER , Britt Stewart and "So You Think You Can Dance" winner Alexis Warr, who now appears on "Dancing with the Stars."

From our dancer pros: "Getting to see the smiling faces of the people who vote for us on the show from home each and every week in-person is such a privilege - the fans are the reason why we love to do this tour! We cannot wait to travel to cities all across the country and share our passion for dance from coast to coast. Whether you've made a tradition of coming to the show every year or this is your first time getting to see us live, we promise to give you an unforgettable performance."

For more information, please visit either www.HersheyEntertainment.com or www.dwtstour.com .

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Dancing with the Stars: Live! coming to Pennsylvania

by: George Stockburger

Posted: Oct 17, 2023 / 09:11 PM EDT

Updated: Oct 17, 2023 / 09:11 PM EDT

(WHTM) – Dancing with the Stars: Live! will visit Pennsylvania five times during its 2024 tour, including one stop in the Midstate.

The show features world-renowned dancers featured on the ABC show Dancing with the Stars, including Brandon Armstrong, Rylee Arnold, Alan Bersten, Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov, Gleb Savchenko, Emma Slater, and Britt Stewart.

On Jan. 20, 2024, the tour will stop at The Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem. It returns with a show in Williamsport on Jan. 23 at the Community Arts Center and Pittsburgh’s Benedum Center for the Performing Arts on Jan. 24.

The Midstate will host the tour on Jan. 27 at the American Music Theatre in Lancaster. The final Pennsylvania tour stop will be in Erie at the Warner Theatre on Jan. 31.

Tickets for “Dancing with the Stars: Live!” go on sale to the public on Friday, October 20 online on the tour’s website. You can also check your local box office.

“Dancing with the Stars” airs live on Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. on abc27, Disney+, and is available to stream the next day on Hulu.

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Dancing with the Stars: Live!

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Dancing with the Stars: Live! is a series of shows featuring professional dancers and celebrities from Dancing with the Stars . Following three seasons of Dancing with the Stars - The Tour , it started on 27 December 2014.

The shows feature the dancers in a new production showcasing every type of dance style ranging from Tango to Foxtrot , Cha-Cha-Cha to Waltz , and everything in between. Audiences have the opportunity to experience live on stage in their hometown the excitement, glamour, and glitz they see in the ballroom every Monday night.

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The tour will begin 6 January and run through 12 March 2023. Celebrities to be included are Gabby Windey as co-host, Daniel Durant , Charli D'Amelio , Heidi D'Amelio , and Vinny Guadagnino will appear as special guests. Dancers include Britt Stewart , Alan Bersten , Emma Slater , Gleb Savchenko , Brandon Armstrong , Alexis Warr , Sasha Farber , and Kateryna Klishyna.

The tour began 7 January and ran through 27 March 2022. Celebrities included Kaitlyn Bristowe , Amanda Kloots , and Jimmie Allen . Iman Shumpert appeared as special guest. Dancers included Artem Chigvintsev , Emma Slater , Britt Stewart , Sasha Farber , Daniella Karagach , Pasha Pashkov , Brandon Armstrong , Alan Bersten , and Gleb Savchenko .

Stops included Richmond, VA, 7 Jan; Oxon Hill, MD, 8 Jan; Bethlehem, PA, 9 Jan; Morristown, NJ, 11-12 Jan; Boston, MA, 13 Jan; Uncasville, CT, 14-15 Jan; Lancaster, PA, 17 Jan; New Brunswick, NJ, 19 Jan; Lancaster, PA, 21-23 Jan; Washington, DC, 24 Jan; Verona, NY, 25 Jan; Philadelphia, PA, 26 Jan; New York, NY, 28 Jan; Pittsburgh, PA, 29 Jan, Niagara Falls, ON, 30 Jan; Windsor, ON, 1 Feb; Akron, OH, 4 Feb; Columbus, OH, 5 Feb; Indianapolis, IN, 6 Feb; Cincinnati, OH, 7 Feb; Rosemont, IL, 8 Feb; Appleton, WI, 9 Feb; Reno, NV, 26 Mar; and Modesto, CA, 27 Mar.

The tour began 9 January and ran through 7 April 2020. Celebrities included Sailor Cook , Kate Flannery , Lauren Alaina , Ally Brooke , Kel Mitchell , and Hannah Brown . Dancers included Witney Carson , Gleb Savchenko , Lindsay Arnold , Valentin Chmerkovskiy , Jenna Johnson , Emma Slater , Sasha Farber , Alan Bersten , Pasha Pashkov , Daniella Karagach , and Brandon Armstrong . Joe Amabile appeared as a special guest. [1] Sean Spicer was in the audience for opening night in Richmond, and Val brought him onstage to receive a lap dance from Alan. [2]

Stops included Richmond, VA, 9 Jan; Atlantic City, NJ, 10 Jan; Uncasville, CT, 11-12 Jan; Rochester, NY, 14 Jan; Albany, NY, 15 Jan; Boston, MA, 16-17 Jan; Bethlehem, PA, 18 Jan; New Brunswick, NJ, 19 Jan; Lancaster, PA, 21-23 Jan; Washington, DC, 24 Jan; Verona, NY, 25 Jan; Philadelphia, PA, 26 Jan; New York, NY, 28 Jan; Pittsburgh, PA, 29 Jan, Niagara Falls, ON, 30 Jan; Windsor, ON, 1 Feb; Akron, OH, 4 Feb; Columbus, OH, 5 Feb; Indianapolis, IN, 6 Feb; Cincinnati, OH, 7 Feb; Rosemont, IL, 8 Feb; Appleton, WI, 9 Feb; Prior Lake, MN, 11 Feb; and Ames, IA, 12 Feb.

Planned stops in Peoria, IL, 13 Feb; St. Louis, MO, 14 Feb; Louisville, KY, 15 Feb; Nashville, TN, 16 Feb; Greenville, SC, 18 Feb; Durham, NC, 19 Feb; N. Charleston, SC, 20 Feb; Clearwater, FL, 21-22 Feb; Orlando, FL, 23 Feb; Hollywood, FL, 25 Feb; Jacksonville, FL, 26 Feb; Atlanta, GA, 27 Feb; Columbia, SC, 28 Feb; Charlotte, NC, 29 Feb; Knoxville, TN, 1 Mar; Huntsville, AL, 3 Mar; Birmingham, AL, 4 Mar, New Orleans, LA, 5 Mar; Shreveport, LA, 6 Mar; Sugar Land, TX, 7 Mar; Grand Prairie, TX, 8 Mar; Kansas City, MO, 10 Mar; Omaha, NE, 11 Mar; Davenport, IA, 12 Mar; Rockford, IL, 13 Mar; Milwaukee, WI, 14 Mar; Sioux City, IA, 15 Mar; Colorado Springs, CO, 17 Mar; Denver, CO, 18 Mar; Salt Lake City, UT, 19 Mar; Boise, ID, 20 Mar; Reno, NV, 21 Mar; Stockton, CA, 22 Mar; Riverside, CA, 24 Mar; Costa Mesa, CA, 25 Mar; San Diego, CA, 26 Mar; Phoenix, AZ, 27 Mar; Indio, CA, 28 Mar; Los Angeles, CA, 29 Mar; Bakersfield, CA, 31 Mar; Fresno, CA, 1 Apr; Redding, CA, 2 Apr; Oakland, CA, 3 Apr; Seattle, WA, 5 Apr; Spokane, WA, 6 Apr; and Portland, OR, 7 Apr were postponed and later cancelled due to coronavirus fears. [3]

Dancing with the Stars: Live Tour 2020 is produced by Faculty Productions in association with BBC Studios. The show is directed by Mark "Swany" Swanhart and co-directed by Amanda Balen.

The "A Night to Remember" tour began in December 2018 and ran through February 2019. Dancers included Witney Carson , Emma Slater , Jenna Johnson , Alan Bersten , Gleb Savchenko , Artem Chigvintsev , Sasha Farber , Brandon Armstrong , Hayley Erbert , and Britt Stewart .

Stops included Columbia, SC, 15 Dec; Augusta, GA, 16 Dec; Birmingham, AL 19 Dec; Chattanooga, TN, 20 Dec; Knoxville, TN, 21 Dec; Charleston, WV, 27 Dec; Raleigh, NC, 28 Dec; Spartanburg, SC, 29 Dec; North Charleston, SC, 30 Dec; Charlotte, NC, 31 Dec; Richmond, VA, 2 Jan; Pittsburgh, PA, 3 Jan; Verona, NY, 4 Jan; Windsor, ON, 5 Jan; Kitchener, ON, 6 Jan; Rochester, NY, 8 Jan; Oxon Hill, MD, 9 Jan; Baltimore, MD, 10 Jan; Uncasville, CT, 12-13 Jan; New York, NY, 15 Jan; Boston, MA, 17-18 Jan; Buffalo, NY, 27 Jan; Akron, OH, 29 Jan; Columbus, OH, 30 Jan; Cincinnati, OH, 31 Jan; Indianapolis, IN, 1 Feb; Rosemont, IL, 2 Feb; Milwaukee, WI, 4 Feb; Minneapolis, MN, 5 Feb; Grand Prairie, TX, 7 Feb; Sugar Land, TX 8 Feb; Memphis, TN, 9 Feb; Nashville, TN, 10 Feb; Atlanta, GA, 11 Feb; Hollywood, FL 13 Feb; Clearwater, FL, 14 Feb; Sarasota, FL, 15 Feb; Orlando, FL, 16 Feb; and Jacksonville, FL, 17 Feb.

The "Light Up the Night" tour ran from 30 December 2017 through 18 March 2018. Celebrities included Frankie Muniz and Jordan Fisher . Dancers included Lindsay Arnold , Alan Bersten , Sharna Burgess , Artem Chigvintsev , Keo Motsepe , Gleb Savchenko , engaged couple Emma Slater and Sasha Farber , Jenna Johnson , Hayley Erbert , and Brandon Armstrong . [4]

Stops included Charlotte, NC, 30 Dec; Greenville, SC, 31 Dec; Atlanta, GA, 2 Jan; Richmond, VA, 3 Jan; Philadelphia, PA, 4 Jan; Kitchener, ON, 5 Jan; Rama, ON, 6 Jan; Rama, ON, 7 Jan; New Brunswick, NJ, 9 Jan; Washington, DC, 10 Jan; Bethlehem, PA, 12 Jan; Bethlehem, PA, 13 Jan; Lancaster, PA, 14-15 Jan; Pittsburgh, PA, 16 Jan; New York, NY, 18 Jan; Verona, NC, 19 Jan; Windsor, ON, 20 Jan; Buffalo, NY, 21 Jan; Bangor, ME, 23 Jan; Portland, ME, 24 Jan; Boston, MA, 25 Jan; Uncasville, CT, 26 Jan; Uncasville, CT, 27 Jan; Baltimore, MD, 28 Jan; Cleveland, OH, 30 Jan; Columbus, OH, 31 Jan; Cincinnati, OH, 1 Feb; Indianapolis, IN, 2 Feb; Rosemont, IL, 3 Feb; Ames, IA, 5 Feb; Rockford, IL, 6 Feb; Fort Wayne, IN, 7 Feb; Knoxville, TN, 8 Feb; Birmingham, AL, 9 Feb; Nashville, TN, 11 Feb; Sarasota, FL, 13 Feb; Clearwater, FL, 14 Feb; Hollywood, FL, 15 Feb; Naples, FL, 16 Feb; Jacksonville, FL, 17 Feb; Orlando, FL, 18 Feb; Austin, TX, 21 Feb; Wichita Falls, TX, 22 Feb; Dallas, TX, 23 Feb; Sugar Land, TX, 24 Feb; McAllen, TX, 25 Feb; Midland, TX, 26 Feb; Amarillo, TX, 27 Feb; Albuquerque, NM, 1 Mar; El Paso, TX, 2 Mar; Phoenix, AZ, 3 Mar; San Diego, CA, 4 Mar; Riverside, CA, 6 Mar; Riverside, CA, 7 Mar; Stockton, CA, 8 Mar; San Jose, CA, 9 Mar; Redding, CA, 10 Mar; Eugene, OR, 11 Mar; Seattle, WA, 13 Mar; Spokane, WA, 14 Mar; Boise, ID, 15 Mar; Reno, NV, 16 Mar; Santa Barbara, CA, 17 Mar; and Los Angeles, CA, 18 Mar.

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The "Hot Summer Nights" tour ran from 16 June through 13 August. Dancers included Emma Slater , Sasha Farber , Sharna Burgess , Artem Chigvintsev , Lindsay Arnold , Hayley Erbert , Gleb Savchenko , Keo Motsepe , Alan Bersten , and Britt Stewart . Celebrities included Rashad Jennings and Heather Morris .

Stops included Atlantic City, NJ, 16-17 Jun;Morristown, NJ, 18 Jun; Morristown, NJ, 19 Jun; Erie, PA, 21 Jun; Rochester, PA, 22 Jun; Albany, NY, 23 Jun; Hershey, PA, 24 Jun; Lowell, MA, 25 Jun; White Plains, NY, 27 Jun; Binghamton, NY, 28 Jun; Washington DC, 29 Jun; Uncasville, CT, 30 Jun; Uncasville, CT, 1 Jul; Durham, NC, 2 Jul; Nashville, TN, 10 Jul; Louisville, KY, 11 Jul; Huntsville, AL, 12 Jul; Memphis, TN, 13 Jul; Shreveport, LA, 14 Jul; San Antonio, TX, 15 Jul; Corpus Christi, TX, 16 Jul; Little Rock, AR, 18 Jul; Tulsa, OK, 19 Jul; Enid, OK, 20 Jul; Springfield, MO, 21 Jul; St. Louis, MO, 22 Jul; Milwaukee, WI, 23 Jul; Peoria, IL, 25 Jul; Akron, OH, 26 Jul; Grand Rapids, MI, 27 Jul; Detroit, MI, 28 Jul; Merrilville, IN, 29 Jul; Minneapolis, MN, 30 Jul; Omaha, NE, 1 Aug; Kansas City, MO, 2 Aug; Salina, KS, 3 Aug; Denver, CO, 4 Aug; Salt Lake City, UT, 5 Aug; Las Vegas, NV, 6 Aug; Tucson, AZ, 8 Aug; San Diego, CA, 9 Aug; Long Beach, CA, 10 Aug; Oakland, CA, 11 Aug; Reno, NV, 12 Aug; and Fresno, CA, 13 August.

Winter 2017 [ ]

The "We Came to Dance" tour ran from 16 December 2016 through 14 Feb 2017. Dancers included Lindsay Arnold , Artem Chigvintsev , Sharna Burgess , Valentin Chmerkovskiy , Emma Slater , Hayley Erbert , Gleb Savchenko , Keo Motsepe , Alan Bersten , and Jenna Johnson . Celebrities included Laurie Hernandez .

Stops included Reno, NV, 16 Dec; New York City 17 Jan.

The "Dance All Night" tour ran from 15 December 2015 through 14 February 2016. Dancers included Lindsay Arnold , Sharna Burgess , Artem Chigvintsev , Valentin Chmerkovskiy , Keo Motsepe , Peta Murgatroyd , Emma Slater , Alan Bersten , Brittany Cherry , and Jenna Johnson .

Stops included Salt Lake City, UT, 15 Dec; Colorado Springs, CO, 16 Dec; Denver, CO, 17 Dec; Kansas City, MO, 18 Dec; Houston, TX, 20 Dec; Los Angeles, CA, 23 Dec; New Orleans, LA, 27 Dec; Nashville, TN, 28 Dec; Birmingham, AL, 29 Dec; Shreveport, LA, 30 Dec; Atlanta, GA, 31 Dec; Niagara Falls, NY, 2 Jan; Verona, NY, 3 Jan; White Plains, NY, 5 Jan; New York, NY, 6 Jan; Boston, MA, 7 Jan; Uncasville, CT, 8 Jan; Bethlehem, PA, 10 Jan; Baltimore, MD, 12 Jan; Red Bank, NJ, 13 Jan; Philadelphia, PA, 14 Jan; Rama, ON, 16 Jan; Columbus, OH, 17 Jan; Lancaster, PA, 19 Jan; Pittsburgh, PA, 20 Jan; Windsor, ON, 22 Jan; Merrillville, IN, 23 Jan; Cincinnati, OH, 24 Jan; Durham, NC, 26 Jan; Jacksonville, FL, 27 Jan; Orlando, FL, 28 Jan; Sarasota, FL, 29 Jan; Clearwater, FL, 30 Jan; West Palm Beach, FL, 1 Feb; Austin, TX, 4 Feb; Thackerville, OK, 5 Feb; San Antonio, TX, 6 Feb; San Diego, CA, 8 Feb; San Jose, CA, 9 Feb; Stockton, CA,10 Feb; Reno, NV, 12 Feb; Riverside, CA, 13 Feb; Phoenix, AZ, 14 Feb;

The "Perfect Ten Tour" ran from 13 June through 11 August. It was hosted by Melissa Rycroft . Dancers included Witney Carson , Val Chmerkovskiy , Artem Chigvintsev , Peta Murgatroyd , Emma Slater , Alan Bersten , Brittany Cherry , Sasha Farber , and Jenna Johnson . Celebrities included Alfonso Ribeiro .

Stops included Atlantic City, NJ, 13 Jun; Saratoga, NY, 14 Jun; Washington, DC, 15 Jun; Morristown, NJ, 16 Jun; Worcester, MA, 19 Jun; Uncasville, CT, 20 Jun; Hershey, PA, 21 Jun; Binghamton, NY, 23 Jun; Erie, PA, 24 Jun; Richmond, VA, 25 Jun; Portsmouth, VA, 26 Jun; Cherokee, NC, 27 Jun; Charlotte, NC, 28 Jun; Fresno, CA, 2 Jul; Las Vegas, NV, 3 & 5 Jul; Boise, ID, 7 Jul; Spokane, WA, 8 Jul; Seattle, WA, 9 Jul; Portland, OR, 10 Jul; Redding, CA, 11 Jul; Sacramento, CA, 12 Jul; Bakersfield, CA, 14 Jul; Costa Mesa, CA, 15 Jul; Albuquerque, NM, 17 Jul; El Paso, TX, 18 Jul; Corpus Christi, TX, 19 Jul; Park City, KS, 21 Jul; Omaha, NE, 22 Jul; Sioux Falls, IA, 23 Jul; Madison, WI, 24 Jul; Davenport, IA, 25 Jul; Springfield, MO, 26 Jul; Toledo, OH, Jul; Huber Heights, OH, 30 Jul; Fort Wayne, IN, 31 Jul; Evansville, IN, 1 Aug; Louisville, KY, 2 Aug; Huntsville, AL, 4 Aug; Charleston, WV, 5 Aug; New Buffalo, MI, 7 Aug; Akron, OH, 8 Aug; and Rockford, IL, 11 Aug.

The tour ran from 17 December 2008 through 8 February 2009. Celebrities included Lance Bass , Toni Braxton , Maurice Greene , and Marlee Matlin . Dancers included Mark Ballas , Cheryl Burke , Maksim Chmerkovskiy , Derek Hough , Kym Johnson , Alec Mazo , Fabian Sanchez , Lacey Schwimmer , Edyta Śliwińska , and Karina Smirnoff .

Stops included San Diego, CA, 17 Dec; Ontario, CA, 18 Dec; San Jose, CA, 18 Dec; Reno, NV, 21 Dec; Sacramento, CA, 22 Dec; Los Angeles, CA, 27 Dec; Glendale, AZ, 28 Dec; Las Vegas, NV, 29 Dec; Salt Lake City, UT, 30 Dec; Tulsa, OK, 2 Jan; Dallas, TX, 4 Jan; San Antonio, TX, 5 Jan; Kansas City, MO, 7 Jan; Moline, IL, 8 Jan; Rosemont, IL, 9 Jan; Detroit, MI, 11 Jan; Toronto, ON, 12 Jan; Cleveland, OH, 13 Jan; Indianapolis, IN, 15 Jan; St. Louis, MO, 16 Jan; Cincinnati, OH, 17 Jan; Columbus, OH, 18 Jan; Nashville, TN, 20 Jan; Tampa, FL, 22 Jan; Sunrise, FL, 23 Jan; Orlando, FL, 24 Jan; Atlanta, GA, 25 Jan; Greensboro, NC, 27 Jan; Raleigh, NC, 28 Jan, Washington, DC, 29 Jan; Uncasville, CT, 30-31 Jan; Providence, RI, 2 Feb; Wilkes Barre, PA, 3 Feb; Uniondale, NY, 4 Feb; Newark, NJ, 7 Feb; and Philadelphia, PA, 8 Feb.

The third cast of Dancing with the Stars - The Tour featured an ensemble of the show's most popular competitors including season five's Wayne Newton with Cheryl Burke , Sabrina Bryan with Mark Ballas , season three's Joey Lawrence with Edyta Śliwińska , and Monique Coleman with Alec Mazo , as well as professional dancers Derek Hough , Brian Fortuna , and Kym Johnson . Dances were choreographed by Louis van Amstel .

The tour ran from 19 December 2006 through 11 February 2007. [5] Celebrities included Harry Hamlin , Emmitt Smith , Joey McIntyre , Drew Lachey , Joey Lawrence , and Lisa Rinna . Dancers included Kym Johnson , Karina Smirnoff , Edyta Śliwińska , Louis van Amstel and Cheryl Burke . [6]

Stops included San Jose, CA, 27 Dec; Rosemont, IL, 5 Jan; and Atlantic City, NJ, 11 Feb.

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• ↑ [archive.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/articles/2007/02/07/celebrities_goofy_fun_and_some_dancing/ boston.com]
• 2 Nikki Glaser
• 3 Rylee Arnold

Derek Hough - A Symphony Of Dance – Fall Tour 2023

The tour returns, spring 2024.

Hey everyone –I’m so excited to announce rescheduled dates and NEW dates on my Symphony of Dance Tour!

For fans that have tickets from postponed December shows – your tickets will be valid for the rescheduled dates.

About A Symphony Of Dance

Four-time EMMY® winner Derek Hough announced today the 2024 dates for his Derek Hough Symphony of Dance Tour.  The 26-city cross country tour resumes April 16 in Tampa (FL) and concludes on May 19 in San Diego with stops in cities such as Orlando, Richmond, San Antonio, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles.

From the mind of Derek Hough, Symphony of Dance is the first-national tour for the performing dynamo in four years following the sold-out successes of Derek Hough Live: The Tour, and Move Live on Tour and Move – Beyond – Live on Tour.  The show features high-energy choreography, stunning stage production, astounding versatility and Derek’s magnetic stage presence.  Fans will journey through a fusion of dance and music, as Derek explores styles ranging from ballroom and tap to salsa and hip-hop and everything in between.  Creative team and two-time EMMY® winners, Napoleon and Tabitha Dumo, also known as NappyTabs (Jennifer Lopez’s ‘All I Have’, Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour, GRAMMYs® creative direction), co-create, direct and supervise choreography for the tour.

All tickets previously purchased for the original dates will remain valid for the rescheduled shows. Presales for new dates and on sales for rescheduled dates start 12pm local time on February 14, with general on sale for the new dates in most markets following on Friday, February 16, at 10am local at www.derekhough.com . VIP packages are also available giving fans the chance to purchase premium tickets, including pre-show parties and meet and greet opportunities.

Derek Hough Symphony of Dance is produced by Greg Young of Mojave Ghost, a Tony & Drama Desk Award nominated producer. He’s produced award-winning Broadway shows (Bob Fosse’s Dancin’, The Illusionists, Little Women), Las Vegas Residencies (Derek Hough No-Limit!, Donny Osmond).

Derek Hough

• 12X Primetime Emmy Nominee for Outstanding Choreography
• 3X Emmy Winner - Outstanding Choreography
• 6X Dancing with the Stars Champion
• NY Times Bestselling Author

Emmy Award winning and New York Times Best-Selling author Derek Hough started dancing in his hometown of Salt Lake City, UT, at age 11. Just one year later, he moved to London to live and train with the top dance coaches in the world and attend the prestigious Italia Conti performing arts school where he studied theatre, music, and dance.

As a three-time Emmy Award winner and twelve-time nominee, Hough is the most nominated male choreographer in Television Academy history.  Hough has also appeared in film, television, and stage projects as an actor.  He made his feature film debut for director Duane Adler and producer Robert Cort in the feature film Make Your Move and had a recurring role on the ABC series Nashville and in High School Musical The Musical for Disney+ .  His stage performances include Radio City Music Hall’s Spring Spectacular co-starring alongside the Tony Award winning Laura Benanti and the critically acclaimed production of Footloose in which he starred as the male lead in London’s West End.  In December of 2016, Hough starred with Jennifer Hudson, Ariana Grande, Martin Short and Harvey Fierstein in NBC’s Hairspray Live!

In 2020, Hough joined the hit ABC series Dancing with the Stars as part of the judging panel alongside Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Toniolo.  A multi-talented entertainer and the only six-time champion in franchise history, Hough had previously performed on the show as a pro-dancer.  His mirror ball wins came with celebrity partners that included Brooke Burke, Jennie Garth, Ricki Lake, Nicole Scherzinger, Jennifer Grey, Kellie Pickler, Amber Riley, Amy Purdy and Bindi Irwin.

In May of 2017, Hough joined Jennifer Lopez and Ne-Yo at the judges table for the NBC series World of Dance .  The show, which he was part of for 4 seasons, launched as the highest rated summer show in over ten years and was unparalleled dance competition that featured solo artists competing against duos and crews in all genres of dance, including hip hop, tap, ballet, break dancing, ballroom, and more competing for a million-dollar prize.

Hough can also add best-selling author to his list of credits.  His memoir Taking the Lead; Lessons from a Life in Motion  hit stands in August of 2014 and rapidly was named to the prestigious New York Times Best-Seller list during two non-consecutive time periods, a rare feat.

Hough completed his first solo national tour, Derek Hough Live: The Tour in 2019 during which he performed in nearly 60 cities around the country. Prior to that, Hough and his sister Julianne teamed for a live stage dance concert MOVE Live on Tour performing in 50 cities around the country, in 2015 they toured again selling out scores of venues on their 47-city outing.  In 2017 they again performed a sold-out tour of 48 cities around the United States with their show Move – Beyond – Live on Tour .

In 2021 and 2022, Hough headlined his residency Derek Hough: No Limit in the entertainment capital of the world, Las Vegas, Nevada.  The critically acclaimed dance-centric show at the Venetian Resort takes fans on a journey through a true fusion of dance and music, as Hough explores styles ranging from ballroom and tap to salsa, hip-hop and everything in between.

Hayley Hough

Tips for Attending a 2024 Concert at Hersheypark Stadium

Know before you go: venue policies, faqs and recommendations.

There is nothing like seeing a show under the stars at Hersheypark Stadium!

To prepare for those warm summer nights under the lights, we wanted to share a few tips to help make your upcoming show experience as enjoyable as possible. Check out the list below and join us for our longest summer concert season ever in The Sweetest Place On Earth during our 85th anniversary year!

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BRING ALONG A DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD FOR PURCHASES

Hersheypark Stadium is a cashless venue, so all major debit and credit cards will be accepted. If you forget your card, don’t worry - for no additional fee, you can convert cash to a prepaid debit card at two Cash-to-Card kiosks, located under the East and West grandstands. Other properties nearby, such as Hersheypark Supply Co. , will also have Cash-to-Card kiosks available for guest usage. 

CARRY ONLY THE ESSENTIALS - LARGE BAGS ARE PROHIBITED

Hersheypark Stadium does not permit bags larger than 5”x8”x1” in dimension for guest safety. Hand clutches, wristlets, and other small purses are permitted so long as they do not exceed the size limit. Backpacks, large purses, clear bags, fanny packs, camera bags, drawstring bags, totes and suitcases will NOT be permitted inside the venue. 

Exceptions will be made for guests that require a medical equipment bag and/or a parenting bag. These bags must be smaller than 14”x14”x6” and must go through a metal detection screening upon entry. 

All bags, persons and hand-carried items are subject to search. Guests will be required to enter through walk-through security scanners upon arriving at the venue.

SHOW YOUR TICKET STUB AND PARK FOR FREE

The cost of parking is included in the price of your concert ticket for shows at Hersheypark Stadium! Just be sure to follow the “Concert Parking” signage on Hersheypark Drive when heading to park. Parking attendants will direct you to the best available spaces. Lots will open at 1 p.m. on the day of the show. If you plan to tailgate, please take time to review our tailgating policies beforehand.

PLAN ACCORDINGLY & ARRIVE EARLY

Due to the potential of Hersheypark and concert attendee traffic, plan to arrive early to the show. We recommend allowing extra time to park, walk to the venue and get through the security line. Doors open approximately 90 minutes prior to showtime. 

In the event of inclement weather, please stay tuned to our Hersheypark Stadium social media channels for updates. Please note that ponchos are permitted, but umbrellas will not be allowed inside the venue.

STOP BY THE COURTYARD FOR FOOD, MERCH AND MORE

If you're heading to the venue a bit early or find time to explore, don't forget to stop by our courtyard! Located at the front entrance of Hersheypark Stadium next to the box office, guests can indulge in delicious eats from various food trucks and purchase artist merchandise. For those 21+, there will also be select alcohol offerings throughout the evening. The courtyard will open 30 minutes prior to general doors for each show, and is slated to stay open throughout most of the evening.

DOWNLOAD YOUR MOBILE TICKET TO YOUR DEVICE

As cellular service can become weak or slow on show days, we recommend downloading your digital ticket to your Apple Wallet or mobile device prior to arriving at the Stadium. Photo screenshots of a ticket will not be accepted for entry. 

DON'T FORGET TO HYDRATE

Summer days in Hershey can get pretty warm, so it’s important to stay hydrated before and during the show. Each guest is permitted to bring one sealed bottle of water into the venue. No reusable or open bottles will be allowed inside. Any additional exceptions will be made for guests with medical restrictions/conditions and baby bottles. 

EXPLORE HERSHEYPARK DURING THE DAY

Hersheypark Stadium is conveniently located next to Hersheypark , which is home to an iconic collection of 15 coasters, more than 20 kiddie rides, and a full water park. If you are attending a concert at the Stadium, you are eligible to receive discounted admission tickets to Hersheypark the day of, the day before, or the day after an event. Present your event ticket to Ticketing Services, located in Tram Circle, to receive the discounted event price of $61.95.

EXTEND YOUR STAY AT THE SWEETEST PLACE ON EARTH

With plenty of attractions and things to do, we invite you to spend more time at The Sweetest Place On Earth by booking a trip to Hershey Lodge , The Hotel Hershey or Hersheypark Camping Resort ! Attendees staying at one of our properties can enjoy free front gate shuttle service for select shows this summer. Guests will be transported to the exclusive drop-off location at Hersheypark , adjacent to the Stadium. Shuttles will run until one hour after concerts at Hersheypark Stadium have concluded. 

GRAB A BITE BEFORE THE SHOW

Complete with brand new menu items , The Chocolatier Restaurant, Bar + Patio is the perfect place to stop in for a drink or dinner before the show. Conveniently located near the Stadium, outside of the Hersheypark front gate and inside of Hersheypark Supply Co. at Hershey’s Chocolatetown , this dining experience is one you won’t want to miss out on. The Chocolatier menu features a wide variety of salads, burgers, and flatbreads, along with specialty appetizers and dessert options. Reservations are strongly encouraged on weekends and show nights.

For those 21+, we recommend trying out the Mini Martini Flight , which includes new concoctions like Blue Raspberry Stars, Orange Dreamsicle and Red Stripe.

Quick and tasty on-the-go options can be found at Milton’s Ice Cream Parlor , which is also located at Hershey’s Chocolatetown . In addition to an array of hand-made ice cream, Milton’s serves up sandwiches, soups, salads and guest-favorites like chicken buckets and fries with various dipping sauces. 

SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

We are eager to welcome you and your loved ones to our one-of-a-kind venue for what will be a spectacular season of shows during our longest summer concert season to-date. While you’re visiting, don’t forget to include us in your photos on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram . Make sure to tag us and use #HersheyparkStadium! 

See the stars under the stars at Hersheypark Stadium and experience the most prominent names in the music industry as they make their stop in Central PA. Hersheypark Stadium also plays host to regional high school sports, band competitions and more.

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• May 11, 2024

Hersheypark Stadium's 2024 Summer Concert Series kicks off May 9 with a performance by Morgan Wallen.

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Darius Rucker of Hootie & the Blowfish performs at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, Aug. 10, 2019, in New York. (Photo by Greg Allen/Invision/AP)

Stevie Nicks performs at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, on Saturday, May 7, 2022, in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Harris/Invision/AP)

Pink performs on Saturday, Aug. 12, 2023, at Wrigley Field in Chicago. (Photo by Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP)

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Justin Timberlake performs during the iHeartRadio Music Awards, Monday, April 1, 2024, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

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Here's the 2024 Hersheypark Summer Concert Series lineup, from Morgan Wallen to Justin Timberlake

• LANCASTERONLINE | Staff
• May 9, 2024

It may technically be spring, but tonight marks the unofficial start of summer in central Pennsylvania. That’s because when Morgan Wallen takes the stage in Hershey tonight, the country star will kick off the 2024 Hersheypark Stadium Summer Concert Series. This year marks Hersheypark Stadium’s 85th anniversary, and the summer lineup boasts big names in rock, pop and more. Here’s who is playing at Hersheypark Stadium this summer. For more information or for tickets to the shows listed below, visit hersheyentertainment.com .

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May 9: Morgan Wallen

The country star will bring his aptly named “One Night at a Time World Tour” to Hersheypark Stadium tonight. He’ll be joined by Nate Smith and Lauren Watkins. (Good luck if you have not purchased tickets yet, though; verified resale tickets start at $200 each.)

June 15: Stevie Nicks

Just two weeks ago, Slate.com published a feature titled “How Fleetwood Mac Got Cool Again.” Thanks to the virality of TikTok, the legendary band’s music has found a new generation of listeners, so expect to see all ages at Stevie Nicks’ Hersheypark Stadium concert.

June 28: Hootie & the Blowfish

“Only Wanna Be with You,” “Let Her Cry,” “Hold My Hand.” Expect to sing along to all of these at more when Hootie & the Blowfish’s “Summer Camp with Trucks Tour” visits Hershey. Lean into the ’90s vibes even further with openers Collective Soul and Edwin McCain.

July 4: Justin Timberlake

Make it a Fourth of July to remember by seeing Justin Timberlake’s “Forget Tomorrow World Tour” in Hershey. We can already tell the visuals are going to be top-notch thanks to the team at TAIT, who posted a few photos on X from the tour’s opener in Vancouver, British Columbia. “Our team has been hard at work engineering, fabricating, and programming this impressive video wall feature for the start of Justin Timberlake’s tour,” the Warwick Township company’s post reads. “You definitely have to see this live.”

Scenes from opening night of the Forget Tomorrow World Tour in Vancouver, BC 🤯 Our team has been hard at work engineering, fabricating, and programming this impressive video wall feature for the start of Justin Timberlake’s tour. You definitely have to see this live 👏 #TAIT pic.twitter.com/gKK7qZSeg8 — TAIT (@TAITTowers) April 30, 2024

July 6: Janet Jackson

Janet Jackson — or, Miss Jackson if you’re nasty — will visit Hersheypark Stadium as part of 35 concert dates added to her “Together Again” run. She’ll be joined by Nelly, who is bound to get the party started with his pantheon of hits like “Hot in Here,” “Ride Wit Me” and “Country Grammar.”

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July 7: Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival

Several music legends join forces on this heavy-hitter lineup, headlined by Willie Nelson & Family. Nelson will be joined by Bob Dylan and Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, with additional support from Celisse, who was part of Joni Mitchell’s historic “Joni Jams” performance at Newport Folk Festival in 2022.

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July 23: foo fighters.

Hersheypark’s jam-packed July continues with Foo Fighters’ “Everything or Nothing at All Tour.” The band released its 11th album, “But Here We Are,” in 2023. Foo Fighters will be joined by special guests The Hives and Amyl and the Sniffers.

July 25: Journey and Def Leppard

This concert is a can’t-miss night for classic rock fans. As if Journey and Def Leppard’s rock anthems weren’t enough, the bands are mixing it up city-by-city with its special guest. In Hershey, they’ll be joined by Steve Miller Band.

Aug. 2: Five Finger Death Punch

The multi-platinum hard rock band — which worked with Lititz-based ad agency Mediatwist to support a veterans’ program in Canada — will be joined by special guests Marilyn Manson and Slaughter to Prevail during this Friday night show.

Aug. 3: New Kids on the Block

If you wish a magic wand could take you back to the ’80s, this one’s for you. New Kids on the Block will bring its “Magic Summer” tour, joined by Paula Abdul and DJ Jazzy Jeff, to Hersheypark Stadium this summer. Expect to hear earworms like “You Got It (The Right Stuff),” “Cover Girl” and “Hangin’ Tough.”

Aug. 10: Green Day

Remember the days before streaming, when you’d wear out a CD by playing it on repeat? If you did that and still remember all the words to songs on “Dookie” and “American Idiot,” you best get yourself to Hersheypark this August when the band plays both landmark albums in their entirety. Green Day will be joined on its “Saviors Tour” by the Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid and the Linda Lindas. Here’s hoping Billie Joe Armstrong, Tré Cool and Mike Dirnt visit downtown Lancaster while they’re in the area, like they did in February 2020.

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Aug. 23: Creed

Creed’s story as a band is one of redemption — from enjoying massive hits, to frontman Scott Stapp’s public battles with mental health and addiction, to finding wider appreciation again thanks, in part, to viral TikTok clips of the band’s epic 2001 Super Bowl performance. Hear “Higher,” “My Sacrifice” and “With Arms Wide Open” when the band performs in Hershey this summer, joined by special guests 3 Doors Down and Finger Eleven.

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Aug. 24: pitbull.

Mr. Worldwide himself will bring his “Party After Dark” tour to Hershey this summer, joined by special guest T-Pain. DJs from Pitbull’s Sirius XM channel Globalization with open the show.

Oct. 1: Pink

Pennsylvania native Pink (sometimes stylized as P!nk) will keep the summer vibes going at Hersheypark through Oct. 1, when her “Summer Carnival” tour visits Hershey. Pink will be joined by special guest and friend Sheryl Crow, with additional support from The Script and KidCutUp.

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Missing Morgan Wallen in Hershey tonight? Get last-minute tickets to his Phila. concert

• Updated: May. 09, 2024, 8:35 a.m. |
• Published: May. 09, 2024, 8:28 a.m.

Morgan Wallen will perform Thursday, May 9, 2024, in Hershey; and on Saturday, May 11 in Philadelphia. Here, he performs during the 56th Annual CMA Awards on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022, at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

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Morgan Wallen fans who can’t go to his concert tonight, May 9, in Hersheypark Stadium can still see him while he is in Pa.

Wallen also will perform on Saturday, May 11 , at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. Take your mom - Sunday is Mother’s Day.

Fans can still find tickets for Saturday here (prices are as of the time of this post):

• SeatGeek, prices start at $191
• Stubhub, prices start at $211
• Vivid Seats, prices start at $205

Both the Hershey and Philadelphia concerts were scheduled for 2023 then postponed when Wallen was being treated for vocal strain.

Just in case you were wondering, you can still find tickets for tonight, Thursday, May 9, for under $200:

Stubhub, prices start at $192

SeatGeek, prices start at $195

Vivid Seats, prices start at $194

Lauren Watkins will open for Wallen in Hershey and Philadelphia. Also joining them in Philadelphia will be Parker McCollum and ERNEST.

Even better, Wallen will be joined on part of the tour by Jelly Roll - who is rolling in the awards this year. Sorry to say, Jelly Roll will not be with him in Pa. but you can catch both of them on these dates:

July 11 - Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida

July 12 - Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida

July 18 - Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina

July 25 - AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas

Aug. 1 - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri

Aug. 8 - Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada

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