Tribute Show - Bee Gees Gold Tribute

Brothers Gibb, a legend brought back to life…

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A sold-out audience at Woodlands Auditorium experienced the ultimate salute to the Bee Gees. Backed by a live band, the unique styling and exact harmony of John Acosta (Barry), Michael Welsch (Robin) and Jeff Celentano (Maurice) created a vocal sensation.
If you walked in during their opening number, “Night Fever,” you would have shouted “I’m seeing and hearing the Bee Gees!“
The ensemble, backed by Aaron Tully on bass guitar and “Shadow Dan” Sia on drums, recreated the look and sound of the Bee Gees from the ’60s’ to the late ’70s. Celentano was skilled at the keyboard and Acosta proficient on lead guitar.
Acosta said, “I’ve been singing Barry ever since I can remember. He had the most precise falsetto and defined vocal range and I’ve studied his technique for years.” Acosta sang with several groups until about four years ago when he formed the tribute band, bringing in Celentano and Welsch.
Barry Gibb’s lead vocals were expertly performed by Acosta and Celentano and Welsch added their skilled voices on solos made famous by Robin and Maurice.
The audience applauded as each song was launched and cheered as each ended. The ensemble encouraged attendees to join in as they recreated many Bee Gees hits, including “I Started a Joke,” “Massachusetts,” “Stayin’ Alive” and closing the show with “You Should Be Dancing.” It was certainly a celebratory night at Woodlands with singing and dancing in the aisles.  Continue reading…

Beatles vs Stones head to Atlantic Canada…

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Beatles vs. Stones will be heading to Atlantic Canada in April 2018.

“Totally electrifying—you’ll think they’re the real thing!” — O.C. Weekly

 

“A musical celebration like no other…” — Showtime Magazine

The longest running rivalry in rock & roll; The Beatles or The Rolling Stones, who was the greatest band of all time?

National touring acts Jumping Jack Flash and Four Lads From Liverpool face-off to settle this controversy, once and for all.

Join these two celebrated acts as they present the greatest show that never was.

Jumping Jack Flash and Four Lads From Liverpool trade off mini-sets of the biggest hits of all-time, with you in the front row.

Beatles vs. Stones: if you didn’t see these two legendary bands in their 60’s glory, here’s your second chance—and now they’re together!

Don’t miss Beatles vs. Stones, The Greatest Rivalry in Rock & Roll—coming to your town soon!

Nirvanish @ Mauch Chunk Opera House

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Featuring reality TV Star Joey Gnoffo on drums!

Replicating the audio integrity of Nirvana’s recorded work while capturing the electric fury the group was known for is what makes Nirvanish the quintessential Nirvana tribute show.

You can expect to hear the well known singles for the passing fan, along with deep cuts for the die-hard grunge rocker and everything in between.  Nirvanish is sure to bring the raw live experience for the many fans that didn’t have the opportunity to see the legend in person.

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