Rockabilly Bands
The Black Jacks
[ Pub | Rock ]
From the streets in the late 70's music was exploding with purpose while bands were making waves with their garageland politics because it was art-for-art's sake. Such style and 'vibe' has acted like a template for decades and will continue to be the tried-and-true formula for generations of talent. This bravado/stage persona acts as the backdrop to the BlackJack's everyday approach. Every gig is a torrent of pure energy sometimes re-writing the original to fit the mood of the audience on the spot. Think what it would be like if Green Day played "Friends In Low Places," or if the Clash were to perform "Melt With You." As a professional, corporate act, The BlackJack's definitely have a couple of gears starting off with classic-cool artist's like Johnny Cash, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones and as the night progresses, the band shifts gears in the later sets to artists such as Flogging Molly, U2, and The Dropkick Murphy's. Whenever, wherever, you need a real, versatile, personable, and endearing act, the BlackJacks will deliver a top-notch performance.
The Tiki Squad
[ Pub | Rock and Roll ]
From the land of Hot Rods and Tiki Gods...here come The Tiki Squad! Providing a high octane boost to any party; The Tiki Squad's brand of Rock 'n Roll Surf-a-Billy is Infectious. Encapsulating the sexiest/best things about Vegas' yesteryears, these guys incorporate fast tempos, bebop flair, country, and even jazz. While the backdrop varies from Duke Ellington to Johnny Cash to The Stray Cats to Dick Dale, it is always done with the intent of making the moment happen. Never contrived or scripted, the Tiki Squad take the template of the greats and make it their own…they have been known to take any request and make it swing.
King vs. Cash
[ Rockabilly ]
What happens when you take King of rock and roll, the greatest story teller of all time, and a few guys who can handle their axes? You get the battle of King vs. Cash. Playing the very best of Elvis and Johnny Cash, as well as other great 50's artist. These guys have chops, comedy, strife, and showmanship. This is the funtastics you've been hearing about. King vs. Cash!
Swingin' Pedestrians
[ Rockabilly | Burlesque ]
"The group blows off the roof with rockabilly, boogie and swing, then singer Tony grabs the vintage "Elvis" microphone and slings the stand like Fred Astaire partnering with Ginger Rogers as he wails such classics as 'Good Rockin' Tonight.' "... Jerry Fink - Las Vegas Sun