Pat Benatar is four times Grammy winning rock singer whose iconic performances have captured the hearts of many. Passionate for music and theatre since childhood, Benatar became one of the most prominent singers of 80s, and her distinctive singing style defined the rock music of that era. She has been actively producing music since the 70s. Being a living legend, she has become a source of  inspiration for fans as well as young artists who look up to her and try to emulate her. With Pat Benatar Tacoma tickets in your hands, get your seats booked at the Emerald Queen Hotel & Casino to watch her perform live as she reaches Tacoma, along with Neil Giraldo, to rock the stage with her greatest hits.

Pat Benatar started her singing career in the early seventies and. During that time, she was nominated for eight Grammy Awards, out of which she won four. She is an acclaimed mezzo-soprano hailing from Brooklyn, who garnered considerable success with the release of her multi-platinum, platinum and gold certified albums that produced hits like “Love Is a Battlefield,” “Invincible,” “We Belong” and“Hit Me with Your Best Shot.” By getting the Pat Benatar Tacoma tickets, fans of Benatar can catch her live at the Emerald Queen Hotel & Casino as she makes a stop there with her husband, Neil Giraldo.

Benatar kicked start her musical career in 1979, with the release of her debut album “In the Heat of the Night”, which charted at number twelve in the U.S. A year later, she came up with her next album “Crime of Passion”, which remained at second number on Billboard in the US for five consecutive weeks. It also produced hit singles like “Hit Me with Your Best Shot” which later came to be known as her signature song. The album sold more than five million copies in the US alone and is considered to be the first breakthrough of Benatar’s musical career. Her discography consists of eleven studio albums. Winner of a number of awards and nominations, Benatar is a living legend, whose charismatic stage presence you would never want to miss.