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About John Fogerty

John Fogerty had his sights set on a career in entertainment when he formed The Blue Velvets in high school. It was this teenage venture that evolved into the legendary Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR), a multi-Grammy Award-winning group that consisted of Fogerty and his brother Tom, Stu Cook, and Doug Clifford. As the lead vocalist, guitarist, and principal songwriter, John Fogerty crafted a series of hits that secured the band’s place in music history as well as the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. 

After the dissemination of CCR in 1972, he embarked on a solo career, releasing his debut The Blue Ridge Rangers in 1973 and an eponymous follow-up in 1975. However, it took another ten years for his subsequent release, and it was worth the wait! Centerfield became a massive hit in 1985, soaring to the top of the charts in several countries. Fogerty penned and played every song himself, and the standout title track has become a piece of American pop culture

Centerfield was followed by Eye of the Zombie (1986) and Blue Moon Swamp (1997), which won a Grammy for Best Rock Album. Throughout the 21st century, new releases have hit the US Billboard charts every few years. With a catalog of timeless tracks and well over 1000 concert appearances, John Fogerty is not only an inspiration and an icon from rock and roll’s golden age—he is still a thriving artist. As he moves forward, fans can anticipate new music that echoes the passion of his early days.

John Fogerty’s Setlist

John Fogerty's catalog is a treasure trove of anthems that reflects the roots of Americana. On stage, his studio craftsmanship is transformed into raw performances that amplify his famous gravelly vocals and capture the spirit of rock and roll. When you see him live, expect a setlist features these classics: 

1. Proud Mary

2. Fortunate Son

3. Bad Moon Rising

4. Born on the Bayou

5. The Old Man Down the Road

6. Down on the Corner

7. Have You Ever Seen the Rain?

8. Green River

9. Who’ll Stop the Rain

10. Lookin’ Out My Back Door

Live Moments That Made Headlines

John Fogerty's performances capture the essence of rock and roll and create unforgettable moments for audiences worldwide. These events often transcend typical concerts, sometimes turning into newsworthy occasions. From shocking guest appearances to historic happenings, each of the examples below have been among the most sensational sets in his career:

• July 4, 1987: John Fogerty revived the spirit of Creedence Clearwater Revival when he performed a concert for a crowd of Vietnam veterans in Washington, D.C. The event marked the first time CCR material had been played for a large audience since 1972, and it aired on HBO.

• May 27, 1989: At an Oakland Coliseum Concert Against AIDS, Fogerty staged a memorable set backed by the Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir on guitars, Steve Jordan of The Rolling Stones on drums, and Randy Jackson, who toured with Journey, playing bass.

• November 23, 2006: Fogerty performed halftime shows at back-to-back NFL games, the first at Ford Field in Detroit and the second at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. It was an impressive feat, but the logistical demands of the day did not detract from his dynamic presence.

• June 23, 2007: At the Glastonbury Festival, Fogerty delivered a set filled with CCR classics to an enthusiastic audience. When he introduced "Who'll Stop the Rain,” he corrected a popular myth, clarifying that the song was inspired by Woodstock, not performed at the famous music festival.

• February 10, 2008: John Fogerty joined fellow rock ‘n roll legends Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard on stage at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards for a medley that kicked off with "Comin' Down The Road" and transitioned into “Great Balls of Fire” and “Good Golly Miss Molly.”

• April 16, 2009: Celebrating the opening of the new Yankee Stadium, Fogerty performed "Centerfield" while standing right in the middle of center field. The symbolic song was paired with a video montage of the most memorable moments in New York Yankees history.

• July 2–4, 2009: At the Hollywood Bowl’s Annual July 4th Fireworks Spectacular, Fogerty and the L.A. Philharmonic appeared separately, then came together for a classic rock and classical music showcase that included special arrangements crafted by acclaimed composer David Campbell.

• October 29, 2009: In a two-night star-studded 25th Anniversary celebration of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, John Fogerty took the stage with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band to perform "Fortunate Son," “Proud Mary,” and Roy Orbison's “Oh, Pretty Woman."

• July 24, 2010: As “Centerfield” turned 25, the Baseball Hall of Fame paid homage to the song, which has appeared in more stadiums than most athletes. The honor thrilled Fogerty, a longtime fan of America's favorite pastime, and it made him the only musician ever enshrined in Cooperstown.

• October 17, 2013: John Fogerty invited Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top on stage at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Fogerty had told Gibbons they were going to try to “tear the house down,” and that’s exactly what they did with their rockin’ rendition of “Sharp Dressed Man”

• November 11, 2014: During the "Salute to the Troops" celebration at the White House, Fogerty put on a show for President Barack Obama, the First Lady, and an audience full of veterans. His rendition of “Fortunate Sons,” a song that has always paid respect to those who have served.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do John Fogerty concerts last?

The length of a concert depends on the full lineup, but John Fogerty’s sets usually last around two hours and include approximately 20 songs, frequently featuring an encore. Catch him when you can!

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Does John Fogerty tour?

John Fogerty tours and has appeared at Woodstock, Coachella, and Bonnaroo. He has shared the stage with George Thorogood, Billy Joel, John Mellencamp, Joan Jett, Foreigner, and other incredible artists.

Are there any age restrictions for John Fogerty concerts?

John Fogerty concerts are generally open to all ages, but some locations have unique requirements or designate specific restricted areas. Check your venue’s official website for the latest information. 

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