Kenny Loggins at Mountain Winery

Kenny Loggins has had one of the most phenomenal careers in the industry. Born in Everett, Washington, on January 7, 1948, he has had success as a producer, songwriter, and guitarist. His introduction to professional music started with "The Second Helping," a band he formed after graduating from high school in 1966 and together they released three singles.

Loggins met Jim Messina in 1970, and the two would go on to create seven albums, all of which helped propel Kenny's name into the stratosphere. In the beginning, Messina's goal was to introduce Loggins to audiences so the pair could work on his debut album. Fate had other plans and since their chemistry was so good, the two made a very successful accidental duo.

After their partnership dissolved, Kenny actively pursued a solo career, which was just as impressive. His debut album, "Celebrate Me Home," was released in 1977 and gave audiences the hit single "I Believe in Love." He would later release "Nightwatch," "Keep the Fire," and "High Adventure" in 1978, 1979, and 1982, respectively.

He also became known as one of the most prolific songwriters for movies, having had his songs featured in several blockbusters. The first one being, "I'm Alright" from the movie Caddyshack, and then went on to create "Footloose", "Meet Me Half Way" from Over the Top, and "Danger Zone," as well as "Playing with the Boys" from Top Gun.

With 10 studio albums, he has won two Grammys and a plethora of hit singles throughout the 1970s and 1980s and has become one of the most beloved figures in pop culture. While this tour might be the last major tour he does, he will still stay active in the industry, so this will become one of the last opportunities you have to witness him live.

His shows are known to pull in huge crowds, and you can expect tickets to sell out very quickly. Luckily, we've got you covered, but you need to act now to secure your spot. Grab your tickets right here and now before it is too late.