While the obvious ones have been named, I would say Steven Tyler. Sammy with VH during Monster’s of Rock ’88 and the subsequent OU812 Tour he was getting crazy on stage climbing and jump all over. Nothing like DLR, of course. Claude Meine in his day.
Sammy climbed up some kind of side stage rig during the free show in Dallas. Can’t remember what it’s called but it was pretty high up. Then he climbed down.
Wendy O Williams. George Corpsegrinder. Jello Biafra. Iggy Pop. Lux Interior. Billy Milano. Bruce Dickinson. Mick Jagger. Ted Nugent. Roger Daltry. Ian Astbury. Not necessarily in that order. And there are plenty more.
One more that deserves to be mentioned, and not a frontperson, but definitely a focal point… the mighty ANGUS YOUNG.
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Oh speaking of Roth, Dave, if you’re reading this, please play some solo songs on the upcoming tour!
While the obvious ones have been named, I would say Steven Tyler. Sammy with VH during Monster’s of Rock ’88 and the subsequent OU812 Tour he was getting crazy on stage climbing and jump all over. Nothing like DLR, of course. Claude Meine in his day.
Top two are Bruce Dickinson & DLR.
Sammy climbed up some kind of side stage rig during the free show in Dallas. Can’t remember what it’s called but it was pretty high up. Then he climbed down.
Wendy O Williams. George Corpsegrinder. Jello Biafra. Iggy Pop. Lux Interior. Billy Milano. Bruce Dickinson. Mick Jagger. Ted Nugent. Roger Daltry. Ian Astbury. Not necessarily in that order. And there are plenty more.
One more that deserves to be mentioned, and not a frontperson, but definitely a focal point… the mighty ANGUS YOUNG.
I also thought of Angus Young, but he is a guitar player. Real Paul Stanley was asking specifically about singers/frontmen.
If guitar players were included in the query, then the very animated Eddie Van Halen should also be on the list.