Rick Springfield

The classic tune hit No.1 45 years ago.

Watch the pair perform "I've Done Everything for You" together and check out the first part of UCR's exclusive tour report.

The '80s heartthrob tells UCR how he had a hit, but also, an important assist from the Red Rocker as his success in the music business was exploding.

Hagar treated his adopted hometown of St. Louis to a hit-packed 19-song set.

Springfield had a Top 10 hit with a Hagar-penned song back in 1981.

He's also got big New Year's Eve plans.

UCR has an exclusive look at a new book chronicling the '80s rocker's history onstage.

His father's avoidable death brought a new focus on health issues. He's also recently experimented with ketamine.

Singer recalls how his naivety was exploited by the music industry.

"It's going to be a little heavier," the guitarist tells UCR.

He tells UCR that there were others he thought were better songs.

Wang Chung, Paul Young and John Cafferty will also join in on the fun.

Future star was only 16 when he tried to hang himself in his family home.

He also explains why he hated being lumped in with "teen idols."

The song appears on a new compilation that will be released in early 2025.

Red Rocker got a head start on his 77th birthday with two shows at the Palms before next week's annual Cabo celebration.

He says this new music is reminiscent of '80s albums like 'Working Class Dog' and 'Tao.'

He'll be joined on select dates by the Hooters, Paul Young, Tommy Tutone, John Waite and the Tubes.

He says the LP helped determine whether he would "be here tomorrow or is this pretty much it?"

He shares the origin of Top 10 single "Affair of the Heart."