Cinderella was one of the defining bands of the ‘80s with hits like "Don't Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone)” and “Nobody’s Fool”. Now, over four decades since their debut album Night Songs, Tom Keifer is still bringing the band's music across the country. While many rock stars from the era have not been able to maintain their demanding vocal performances over the decades, Keifer is definitely the exception. At 65, the seasoned musician delivers the hits the way they were meant to be sung. Tom started the night on electric guitar, with a full backing band, playing through hits including “Night Songs”, “Heartbreak Station”, and “Nobody's Fool”.

The most emotional part of the night came when Tom sat down at a candlelit grand piano for "Don't Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone)”. At this point in the show, you could feel the memories and feelings of a simpler time rush over the audience, and you could hear the voices of every person singing along in unison. By the end of the song, it was clear that Keifer put his full effort into hitting the notes that few singers would attempt live.

After the last song of the night, the band came back out one last time for an encore, which included an amped-up cover of The Rolling Stones’ “Tumbling Dice” as well as Cinderella’s hit, “Gypsy Road”. By the end of the show, it was clear that it was not a question of whether Keifer would be back, but when.