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Winger is an American hard rock band that achieved platinum status with their early albums and continues to record and tour.
Winger released their seventh studio album, 'Seven,' through Frontiers Records. This partnership supported the release and promotion of the album.
Winger released their debut album, 'Winger', and subsequent album, 'In the Heart of the Young', on Atlantic Records, contributing to their early platinum success.
Winger's performance at a benefit concert for survivors of the Station nightclub fire in Providence, Rhode Island, was debuted on VH1 Classic, providing broader visibility for the event.
In support of their new album 'Seven', Winger will undertake a UK tour alongside Steel Panther.
Following their UK tour with Steel Panther, Winger will embark on a U.S. tour with Tom Keifer to further promote their new album 'Seven'.
Winger toured extensively with Kiss as part of a 13-month world tour after the release of their second album, playing over 230 dates.
Winger toured with Scorpions during their 13-month world tour, gaining exposure to larger audiences.
ZZ Top was one of the legendary rock bands with whom Winger toured as part of their extensive global schedule following their second album release.
Winger performed with Extreme during a period of significant touring to promote their albums.
Winger shared the stage with Slaughter as part of a demanding tour schedule in the early 1990s.
Winger toured with Cinderella, further expanding their reach and audience during the height of their popularity.
Winger toured with Bon Jovi, participating in large-scale concerts and events during their active touring period.
Winger toured with Poison, including a reunion tour of the U.S. and Canada in 2002.
Skid Row was among the bands Winger toured with, contributing to a dynamic concert experience for fans.
Winger performed with Tesla, solidifying their presence in the hard rock scene.
Winger, an American hard rock band, originated in New York City in 1987. The band quickly gained recognition in the late 1980s and early 1990s, notably achieving platinum status with their debut album, “Winger” (1988), and their second album, “In the Heart of the Young” (1990). The debut album peaked at number 21 on the Billboard 200 in 1989 and remained on the chart for 63 weeks. This period saw the release of charting singles such as “Seventeen,” “Headed for a Heartbreak,” and “Miles Away.” In 1990, Winger received an American Music Award nomination for “Best New Heavy Metal Band.”
Following the success of their initial albums, Winger embarked on extensive world tours, performing over 230 dates with bands including Kiss, Scorpions, ZZ Top, Extreme, and Slaughter. In 1993, they released their third studio album, “Pull,” which, despite critical acclaim, saw a decrease in sales due to the changing music landscape with the rise of grunge. The band disbanded in 1994, with members pursuing individual projects; Kip Winger started a solo career, and Reb Beach joined touring projects with Dokken and Alice Cooper, eventually securing a permanent role in Whitesnake in 2002.
Winger reunited in 2001, recording “On the Inside” for “The Very Best of Winger” compilation. A reunion tour across the U.S. and Canada followed in 2002. In 2006, the band reformed to record “IV,” their first studio album in over 13 years, followed by a nine-country European tour. They continued to release new material, including “Karma” in 2009, “Better Days Comin'” in 2014, and their most recent album, “Seven,” in 2023. Winger has announced a farewell tour for 2025.
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