Firehouse & White Lion in Jim Thorpe

FireHouse is an American hard-rock band formed in Charlotte, North Carolina, at the end of the 1980s. Its self-titled debut album produced “Don't Treat Me Bad” and the power ballad “Love of a Lifetime,” while Hold Your Fire included “When I Look Into Your Eyes.” In 1991, FireHouse toured with Warrant and Trixter on the Blood, Sweat & Beers tour, bringing its early albums to arenas and amphitheatres across North America. The band later maintained an extensive concert schedule in Asia and appeared at the M3 Rock Festival in Columbia, Maryland.

White Lion is a Danish-American hard rock band formed in New York City in 1983 by singer Mike Tramp and guitarist Vito Bratta. The album Pride established their melodic style through “Wait” and “When the Children Cry,” while Big Game produced “Little Fighter.” In 1987, White Lion toured as support for Frehley’s Comet before joining the North American leg of AC/DC’s Blow Up Your Video World Tour. A 1988 concert at the Ritz in New York was filmed for MTV, documenting the Pride-era lineup onstage. Tours behind Big Game and Mane Attraction followed, and the original run ended after a 1991 concert at the Channel in Boston.