Have You Got Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers Tickets Yet?

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It's time to get Tom Petty and the Heartbreak tickets. This singing sensation is back with his latest album titled Highway Companion. He and his band, the Heartbreakers, are on a tour and this is your chance to watch him perform live on stage.

Have You Got Your Tom Petty Tickets?

Originally from Gainesville, Florida, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers released their first album officially in LA. The album featured a combination of blues, rhythm, ringing keyboards and guitars, and blunt vocals by Tom. This album was a hit in the UK and soon caught up with the American crowd too. In 1978, the band's album You're Gonna Get It! received the gold status.

In the following year, the band released an album titled Damn The Torpedoes. It received triple platinum status. From then onwards, there was no looking back for Tom Petty and his band. They had become stars!

The band gave a series of hits after this. In 1981, their album Hard Promises was appreciated by the critics, followed by their album Long After Dark, released in 1982. After an interval of three years, the band released Southern Accents. Their released ...
... was followed by the band creating a double live set named Pack Up The Plantation-Live! In 1987, Tom Petty and the band released their last album together titled Let Me Up (I've Had Enough). After that, Tom split with the band and focused on his solo career.

Tom released his first solo album Full Moon Fever in 1989. This album managed to find its place at the Billboard top ten charts for more than 34 weeks! It received triple platinum status. Tom's single numbers like Runnin' Down A Dream, I Won't Back Down, and the smashing hit Free Fallin' were produced from his debut solo. After his solo success, Tom re-united with his band.

Once again, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers made the audience rush for Tom Petty and the Heartbreak tickets with their album Into the Great Wide Open in 1991. The year 1993 saw the Greatest Hits Album that featured the number Mary Jane's Last Dance. An hour-long documentary by the title Tom Petty: Going Home was aired in 1994 on the Disney Channel. The same year, the band's talented drummer Stan Lynch left the band during the recording of Tom's second solo album.

Tom's album Wildflowers gained the eighth position on the charts and received triple platinum status. The album featured three numbers that became super hits - You Wreck Me, You Don't Know How It Feels, and It's Good To Be King. These numbers proved Tom's mettle and convinced the world that he was a reigning star!

There was no stopping to the hits churned out by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Albums like Echo and The Last DJ made the audience go crazy for Tom Petty and his numbers!

Considered a premier band in the world of rock, Tom Petty and the heartbreakers are on tour to sizzle the stage. Once again, there's a huge rush for Tom Petty and the Heartbreak tickets.

Don't think anymore? Simply dial a number and get Tom Petty tickets now!