Ted Nugent's show at Penn's Peak will be broadcast live on HDNet!!

Officials of Penn's Peak said they are honored to be a part of Ted Nugent live on HDNet on Sunday, Aug. 14th at 9 p.m.The concert starts at 8 p.m. with Lisa Bouchelle opening for him.Nugent has appeared at Penn's Peak several times in the past.As an avid outdoorsman and hunter, it should be no surprise that one of Ted Nugent's favorite venues to perform in would be Penn's Peak. Penn's Peak, located in the foothills of the Pocono Mountains, is the perfect setting for The Nuge; mountains, valleys and dense woods full of wild game.So, this concert at Penn's Peak is going to be a little different than his normal.Nugent will not be any different; he will still be his wild and crazy self, but the whole concert experience will be a new one.Ted Nugent and HDNet have partnered together to bring you a whole new concert concept. The entire Ted Nugent concert at Penn's Peak will be broadcast LIVE and unedited on HDNet.If you were unable to purchase tickets, could not get a babysitter or just live too far away, fret no more. At 9 p.m. on August 14, you can watch the entire concert from start to finish right from the comfort of your living room.To view the promo video for this special live event visit

http://www.hd.net/dangerzone/ and while you are there, be sure to check the website for your local channel then grab a beer and some chips and sit back and relax and enjoy an evening of Ted Nugent live in your living room!Nugent has been performing professionally for well over 50 years with 23-plus albums and record sales of 30 million. He is so well-known and has such a following; Gibson created a guitar modeled just for him which has helped him create his signature sound all these years. His signature guitar is the hollow Gibson Byrdland.The Nuge started his musical endeavor with The Amboy Dukes in 1965. They had a few hits which sold moderately well and the band soon became known as Ted Nugent and The Amboy Dukes. This incarnation of the band did not last long and soon The Nuge was out on his own.He signed a first rate backing band and went on to release a slew of albums and some of his most popular hits. Eventually, the members of the band began deserting Ted and he soon found himself bankrupt due to poor management and several failed business ventures.Continuing on with his solo career, he decided in the late 80's to join a new rock supergroup.This was the birth of the supergroup Damn Yankees. This group had 2 eclectic members: Jack Blades (Night Ranger) and Tommy Shaw (Styx). "High Enough" was their smash hit power ballad and the album, Damn Yankees, sold 5 million copies. Ted eventually dropped Damn Yankees and forged ahead with his solo career.Along with his musical prowess, Ted also has a large amount of media appearances over the years.He is an avid hunter as well and has a wildly popular show called Ted Nugent Spirit of The Wild. It is a show on the Outdoor Channel dealing with hunting, fishing, trapping and shooting. He has starred in a number of other programs over the years on VH-1, Versus, CMT and Fox Cable News Network.Glenn Beck uses Ted's version of The United States National Anthem on his show. It features alternate picking and whammy bar effects.Along with the reality shows, he has also appeared on Miami Vice, Heavy Metal Summer, That 70's Show, Aqua Teen Hunger Force and he played a key role in Toby Keith's movie "Beer For My Horses." He is also an avid writer and he has 2 New York Times Bestsellers: "God, Guns and Rock 'n' Roll" and "Ted, White, and Blue: The Nugent Manifesto."Ted has his own beef jerky line called Gonzo Meat Biltong and is also anti-drug and anti-alcohol and he serves on the board of the NRA.The 2011 Ted Nugent I Still Believe Tour is slated to include the return of former bandmate Derek St. Holmes."The fun factor was just too much for us to ignore!" said Nugent.The Voice of Stranglehold, St. Holmes first came to Nugent's attention when he opened for the Amboy Dukes in 1974.When Nugent went solo the following year,St. Holmes was hired as the lead singer.He soon found himself playing to sold out venues in the U.S. and worldwide as part of the Ted Nugent Band, performing upwards of 300 dates per year.Following the historic Cal Jam II in March of 1978, St. Holmes headed off for his own solo musical adventure, but again collaborated with Nugent on the Spirit of the Wild record and tours in 1995 and 1996. He has often joined Ted on stage over the years for impromptu jam sessions, and at Nugent's record-breaking 6000th performance July 4, 2009 in Detroit.Tickets are available online at

www.ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster outlets including Boscovs and Gallery of Sound stores, and at the Penn's Peak Box Office (Walk up only, no phone orders) during normal business hours: Monday thru Friday- 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.;, Event Days- box office hours vary so please give us a toll-free courtesy call (866-605-7325). Tickets can also be purchased at Roadies Restaurant and Bar Hostess stand during normal business hours (Walk up only-no phone orders).