Ratt – October 21, 1985, with Bon Jovi, January 4, 1987, with Poison, February 5, 1989, with Britny Fox and Kix and November 18, 1990, with Vixen John Mellencamp – December 12, 1985 and December 3, 1987 The Hooters – March 13, 1986 Simple Minds – May 13, 1986, with the Call Emerson, Lake & Powell – September 23, 1986 David Lee Roth – September 29, 1986, with Cinderella and April 14, 1988, with Poison Cyndi Lauper – December 14, 1986, with Eddie Money The Pretenders – March 26, 1987, with Iggy Pop Bon Jovi – March 30 and May 6, 1987, with Cinderella and March 25, 1989, with Skid Row Huey Lewis and the News – April 3, 1987, with the Robert Cray Band Bryan Adams – July 21, 1987, with the Hooters, March 17, 1992, with the Storm and May 21, 1994 Madonna – August 4–5, 1987, with Level 42 Def Leppard – February 2, 1988, with Tesla and October 24, 1992 INXS – March 15, 1988, with Public Image Ltd and March 11, 1991, with the Soup Dragons Pink Floyd – August 12–14, 1988 George Michael – September 3, 1988 Michael Jackson – October 10–11, 1988 Metallica – November 26, 1988, with Queensrÿche, July 8, 1989, with the Cult and November 30–December 1, 1991 Ratt February 5, 1989, with Britany Fox and Kix Poison – February 25, 1989, with Tesla and November 29, 1990, with Warrant Cinderella – March 18, 1989, with Winger and the BulletBoys R.E.M. – April 6, 1989, with the Indigo Girls The Cure – August 29, 1989, with Shelleyan Orphan and July 20, 1992, with the Cranes Tesla – September 23, 1989, with Great White and Badlands New Kids on the Block – November 19, 1989, with Tiffany Barry Manilow – December 14, 1989 Richard Marx – January 26, 1990, with Poco Janet Jackson – March 12 and September 4, 1990, with Chuckii Booker and January 3, with Tony! Toni! Toné! and July 19, 1994 The Highwaymen – March 16, 1990 and April 14, 1993 Cher – July 9, 1990 Grateful Dead – September 7–8, 1990, September 4–6, 1991, June 8–9, 1992, March 14, 1993 and March 20–21, 1994 MC Hammer – October 19, 1990, with En Vogue and Vanilla Ice Paul Simon – March 20, 1991 Queensrÿche – May 25, 1991, with Suicidal Tendencies Guns N' Roses – June 4–5, 1991, with