Sammy Hagar gives fans a sneak peek at his Las Vegas residency set list
ent show every night without sacrificing,” reads the caption of the clip. “The best of that most people are coming to hear.”
In a recent video, Sammy shared his process of selecting songs for his upcoming performances in Las Vegas. He highlighted the importance of creating a unique experience for the audience each night while ensuring that fans get to hear their favorite hits. Contrary to the glamour of being on stage, Sammy expressed that crafting his setlist is a meticulous task, emphasizing the need to deliver a top-notch performance consistently.
He revealed that he maintains a master setlist of 36 songs or more, which undergoes constant changes. One of the key changes he mentioned was the addition of a new song, “Crack in The World,” from his third solo album, Musical Chairs, released in 1977. This decision to include a relatively older track showcases Sammy’s commitment to providing a dynamic and fresh experience for his fans.
Sammy also mentioned his intention to vary the opening and closing songs for each show, promising a unique start and end to every performance. Additionally, he plans to incorporate a minimum of three to four songs in the middle of each set to keep the energy high and engage the audience throughout the show.
The Best of All Worlds residency, scheduled to take place at Dolby Live at Park MGM from March 11 to 21 and later from Sept. 18 to 26, offers fans the opportunity to witness Sammy Hagar’s iconic performances in an intimate setting. The concert dates can be found on RedRocker.com for those interested in attending.
Sammy’s dedication to curating an exceptional experience for his fans is evident in his meticulous approach to crafting the setlist for his Las Vegas residency. By introducing new songs and rotating the lineup, he ensures that each show is a unique and unforgettable experience for attendees. Through his passion for music and commitment to delivering top-tier performances, Sammy Hagar continues to captivate audiences with his legendary rock anthems.