The Seger Experience — Bob Seger Tribute

Richey Suncoast Theatre’s August lineup leans hard into classic rock, and The Seger Experience is the one built for anybody who grew up with a gravelly, heartland voice coming out of the car radio. The tribute act brings its full-band recreation of Bob Seger’s catalog to the historic downtown New Port Richey stage — the kind of “Night Moves,” “Turn the Page,” “Old Time Rock and Roll” set list that turns a Saturday night into a singalong.

When: Saturday, August 22, 2026, 7 p.m. Doors 6:15 p.m.
Where: Richey Suncoast Theatre, 6237 Grand Blvd, New Port Richey, FL 34652
Cost: Price not posted on the venue’s own listing as of publication

The band is fronted by vocalist Dan Styer, backed by an eight-piece lineup that the theatre bills as bringing “the legendary sound, passion, and Detroit soul of Bob Seger” to the stage — a fuller horn-and-rhythm-section setup than a lot of tribute acts bother with, which matters for a catalog built as much on Seger’s Silver Bullet Band arrangements as on his voice.

Richey Suncoast Theatre itself is worth the trip regardless of who’s on stage. It’s a nonprofit, community-run performing arts venue in downtown New Port Richey that’s been the local home for touring tribute acts, musicals, and community theater productions alike — an intimate house where, as with the theatre’s other August shows (Woodstock 69 Tribute on the 15th, Completely Unchained’s Van Halen tribute on the 28th), there’s genuinely not a bad seat.

Parking

No dedicated theatre lot, but three free options sit within walking distance: the New Port Richey Parking Structure at 6218 US-19 (open 24 hours, EV charging, its own downtown trolley), the Thomas Meighan lot on Nebraska Ave, and the Gloria Swanson lot on Bank St. Saturday night downtown is busy with restaurant and bar traffic on top of the show crowd — give yourself real time before a 7 p.m. curtain.

One thing to know before you go

The theatre’s own event listing for this specific show doesn’t post a ticket price the way it does for its other August shows (several of which run $31–$42). Rather than guess, the best move is to check the “Buy Tickets” link on the show’s listing or call the box office directly before you plan the night. Box office hours are Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m., plus 45 minutes before the show; call (727) 842-6777.