As a young man from Meridian, Mississippi, Steve Forbert traveled to New York City and played guitar for spare change in Grand Central Station. He vaulted to international prominence with a folk-rock hit, “Romeo’s Tune,” during a time when rootsy rock was fading out and the Ramones, Talking Heads and other New Wave and punk acts were moving in to the public consciousness. Still, critics raved about Steve’s poetic lyrics and engaging melodies, and the crowds at CBGB’s club in New York accepted him alongside those acts. “I’ve never been interested in changing what I do to fit emerging trends,” Forbert observes. “Looking back on it, I was helping to keep a particular American songwriting tradition alive at a time when it wasn’t in the spotlight.”
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Tusk, the definitive Fleetwood Mac tribute, invites audiences on a trip back to when great pop songwriting ruled the charts and Fleetwood Mac dominated the airwaves with multiple top ten hits spanning two decades. Tusk masterfully duplicates all the hits of one of rock’s premier super groups on an evening fitting for a romantic Valentine’s Weekend night out.
It’s easy to see why Tusk performs all over the USA. Not only are they remarkable with Fleetwood Mac’s great music, but audiences fall in love with them and their superb performances!
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Grateful Bluegrass Boys is a string band that plays traditional Bluegrass versions of Classic Rock favorites from bands such as the Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, The Eagles, Rolling Stones and more.
These songs, combined with classic Bluegrass and Country tunes, consistently have audiences singing and dancing along the whole show.
The band consists of Aaron Redner, violin, mandolin, and vocals,who is known for his work with Hot Buttered Rum with whom he toured for 13 years.
David Thom, who fronts the David Thom Band and Vintage Grass, plays mandolin and guitar, and sings like an angel. He also spent two years working for David ‘Dawg’ Grisman.
Isaac Cantor, banjo, also plays in Dusty Green Bones Band. He is one of the finest young jam-jo pickers on the scene today.
Ben Jacobs, accordion, can be seen with Poor Man’s Whiskey and Achilles Wheel. Ben is a highly sought-after keyboard player and we are honored to have him play with us!
We have a rotating cast of bass players that include Bryan Horne (Hot Buttered Rum), Aspen Stevenson (Poor Man’s Whiskey), Pam Brandon (Belle Monroe & Her Brewglass Boys), and Russel Simon (Rusty Stringfield).
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Hey Nineteen is the nation’s top tribute to Steely Dan Tribute – an eleven-piece groove machine which brings enormous performance energy, spot-on Steely Dan music, and the knowledge and musicality to master the complex music of Steely Dan.
They will amaze you with exacting solos, vocals, harmonies, and the scope of their repertoire, all while keeping you moving with their high-energy show. They are comprised of top professional musicians, many of whom have performed with Grammy-winning, international artists.
Hey Nineteen brings the big hits and the deep cuts, from ‘Do It Again’ to ‘Your Gold Teeth II’, from ‘Reelin’ in the Years’ to “Doctor Wu” and “Peg” many more.
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Dead On Live takes a journey back to the classic shows of the mid 70’s Capitol Theater, Passaic NJ and Convention Hall, Asbury Park NJ. You’ll hear cuts like Jerry’s reggae influenced “Catfish John” and “Sitting Here In Limbo”, the funky RnB soul of his “Legion of Mary” and “Saunders and Garcia” project’s “Harder They Come”, “Positively 4th Street” and more!
Multi-instrumentalist, touring and recording veteran Marc Muller brings together a cast of world-class musicians to present with much “deadication”, their truly unique, note-for-note offering paying tribute to the music of the Grateful Dead. Remaining true to their heart and soul, DOL always includes plenty of good old Grateful jamming, getting the kids up to dance and shake their bones! Come relive the magic with Dead On Live at the Mauch Chunk Opera House, Jim Thorpe PA.
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DANCING DREAM, the Tribute to ABBA – the greatest pop supergroup from Sweden, electrifies audiences of all ages with the best ABBA hits “Mamma Mia”, “Dancing Queen” “Take a Chance” “Fernando” and many more.
Founded by two European singers Halina Ulatowski and Agnes Jawien in 2009, featured on the Stephen Colbert Show and in large venues across North America, this New York City based ABBA Tribute Band transports audiences back to the happy, groovy 70’s. With beautiful harmonies, elaborate costumes and exciting choreography, every show is to be remembered. The group was a part of many Scandinavian festivals: in California, North Dakota, New York and New Jersey. Because of the recent popularity of “Mamma Mia” the musical and the movie, Dancing Dream was invited to many Summer concerts across the country attracting audiences of all age groups.
This ABBA Tribute Band has a growing number of fans all over the US. Don’t miss this opportunity to slip on your platforms and sing along to your favorite ABBA songs performed by DANCING DREAM.
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Popa Chubby’s collection of jet-fueled originals just grew with the release of his new CD, “The Catfish.”
Popa Chubby offers up 12 tunes that embody the badass attitude that defines the King Of The New York City Blues. “The Catfish” delivers punch after punch of musical inspiration drawing on 25 plus years of street smarts and road worthy musicianship. It embodies what makes Popa Chubby who he is. Regal and Delicious, the recording shines with multiple flavors and worldliness.
“The excitement and the feeling of raw power. All I can tell you is you need rock and roll in your soul and I am the man in control. The Blues are alive and well and Rock and Roll will never die! Are you ready to rock?”
As the Philadelphia Inquirer put it, “Truly a bluesman for the new millennium, Popa Chubby has an abiding affection for the tradition but uses it only as a springboard for his distinctive style.” That style translates into blues-rock numbers about, in Popa’s words, “love, life, betrayal, diesel, jet fuel, marriage, murder, stress and passion,” subjects that many would say are the only ones that matter.
His performances these days have never been more tempestous and soulful. Despite his imposing presence, the shaven head, tattoed arms, and performance style he describes as “the Stooges meet Buddy Guy, Motorhead meets Muddy Waters, and Jimi meets Robert Johnson,” Poppa Chubby is an endearing character who is one of the genre’s most popular figures.
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