(You Can Still) Rock In America

You can still rock in America! Night Ranger delivered this high-energy hard rock anthem in 1983, the lead single from Midnight Madness. Celebrating rock across the nation with driving guitars and powerful vocals, it became a signature song and arena rock staple.

Released as the first single from their successful 1983 album Midnight Madness, "(You Can Still) Rock In America" asserted Night Ranger's place in the hard rock scene. Its anthemic chorus, dual guitar attack from Brad Gillis and Jeff Watson, and Jack Blades' enthusiastic delivery made it a rock radio hit.

This classic 1983 track, fitting the powerful sound often associated with the glam metal era, name-checks cities where rock thrives. With its driving beat and celebratory message, "(You Can Still) Rock In America" remains an enduring hard rock anthem and live favorite for Night Ranger fans.

SONG MEANING: The song is a defiant celebration asserting that rock and roll music is alive and well across the United States. By listing various cities known for rock scenes ("Motor City... LA... New York"), it serves as an anthem confirming that despite changing trends, fans can still experience the power of rock music nationwide.