Hair Tickets

When the Broadway world was first treated to the hit musical Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical; the world of live theater had never seen something quite like this production. This powerful and dramatic look at the United States in the late 1960s. This musical features a great deal of anti-war messages and made many waves in the theater world. The play is often hailed as the very first ‘rock musical’ and to set the trend for the future of Broadway and the future trend of rock-influenced musicals.

The story follows the tale of a group of bohemian youths in the city of New York who embrace drugs, political activism, peace and free love. The story is very indicative of certain counter cultures of the time and when it appeared on the stage for the first time in 1968, theatre audiences had yet to experience something so culturally relevant and something about such a controversial sub culture of young people. The musical also had a number of big statements to say about the highly controversial Vietnam War and many Americans protest against the war.

This musical first debuted at the Biltmore Theatre and had a revival on Broadway in 2008 at the Al Hirschfel Theatre. The production as well as the original version have both received Tony Awards, and have spawned numerous iconic songs that are seen as some of the most popular in the theatrical world today. This iconic piece of American theatre is known not only for being a hit musical but also for having several big top 10 hits for many popular artists today.

While the production has had a number of long runs on the Broadway stage, those who are looking to see the production live are being given a new opportunity to see Hair as the play takes the road on a nation-wide tour. During this tour Hair will be visiting big venues like the Lyric Opera House, Fox Theatre and the Muriel Kauffman Theatre in its new tour. This event will provide audiences from all over the country who are able to get Hair tickets with an opportunity to see the iconic production live in their home towns.