Saturday, October 24, 2026

The Rescues - Le Poisson Rouge 9/28/2026

  A little late with the one. 


  The California trio The Rescues performed a concert at LPR-Le Poisson Rouge, in New York which included many of their earlier songs and also on songs form their Tony nominated score of The Lost Boys. The trio is comprised of Kyler England, Adrianne Gonzalez and Gabriel Mann.

  On hand to help out where the bass player and the drummer from the Lost Boys Band, Vivirama and Marques Walls. They played on most of the songs throughout the night. Many members of the Lost Boys cast were also on hand: LJ Benet, Maria Wirries, Brian Flores, Dean Maupin, Hank Santos, Dominic Dorset, Pierre Marais and Jennifer Duka. Director Michael Arden also performed a song as well. 

  Singer songwriter, and future composer
Milck
opened the show performing mainly songs from a new semi autobiographical show she has written.

  Great concert with beautiful harmonies and songwriting. 

   I feel like I am missing a song or two, but hopefully this is correct.

   Here is the setlist: 

     Freedom

     Let Loose the Horses

     Can't Stop the Rain

     We're O.K.

      Hurt a Little

      Wild

      If We Make it Through the Night

      Crazy Ever After

      War

      Have To Have You w/Lost Boys cast

      City and the River w/Michael Arden

      Belong To Someone w/LJ Benet

      Now, Forever w/Maria Wirries and LJ Benet

      Brother w/Lost Boys cast and Michael Arden

      Take My Heart With You

        

Adrienne Gonzalez & Kyler England



Michael Arden

  

Gabriel Mann


LJ Benet

Maria Wirries and LJ Benet

Maries Wirries and Jennifer Duka

Milck

Pierre Marais

Friday, August 28, 2026

Bon Jovi - Madison Square Garden 7/26/2026

 Bon Jovi wrapped up their 9 night run at Madison Square Garden with a great show on July 26 which included a setlist that touched on the majority of their albums from Slippery When Wet up to their newest release, Forever. 

This was their first tour since Jon had undergone vocal chord surgery, and had cut the previous concert short due to vocal issues.

The band sounded great, as expected, and Jon's voice sounded better than the previous show.

The concert also featured a couple special guests. The War & Treaty on The People's House from the Forever album, and Bruce Springsteen for a couple songs at the end of the show.

 Bon Jovi returns tonight and will be performing in Scotland. Curious to see if there are any major changes to the setlist. 

 Here's hoping they return soon, and bring more shows to the U.S.

 Here is the setlist:


  Beautiful Drug

  We Weren't Born To Follow

  Lost Highway

  You Give Love a Bad Name

  Born To Be My Baby

  Legendary

  Whole Lot of Leavin'

  In These Arms

  The People's House w/The War & Treaty

  It's My Life

  Livin' on a Prayer

  Raise Your Hands

  This House Is Not For Sale

  I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

  Keep the Faith

       Encore

  I'll Be There For You

  Bad Medicine

  Who Says You Can't Go Home w/Bruce Springsteen

  The Promised Land(Bruce Springsteen song) w/Bruce Springsteen


With The War & Treaty





With Bruce Springsteen


Wednesday, August 26, 2026

In Memoriam - Tim Curry


                                       One of the most memorable voices ever.

                                                             Rest in Peace

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

In Memoriam - Dolly Parton


                             An Icon. There is only one and there will never be another. 

                                                             God Bless You. 

                                                             Rest in Peace
 

Saturday, July 4, 2026

Friday, July 3, 2026

Music America - The Songs That Shaped Us: June 5, 2026 OceanFirst Bank Center

        Monmouth University played host to two unique concerts celebrating the music of America. 
        The first night featured Bruce Springsteen, Kenny Chesney, Trombone Shorty, Roseanne Cash, Brian Fallon and many others. 
        The second night focused on the 1950's up to the present. Robert Santelli provided context between songs as to the place a certain artist or song has in the history of American music. Happily, throughout the night, many of the artists shared the stage with each other making this very much a once in a lifetime event.
    Little Steven's Disciples of Soul, led by Marc Ribler, acted as house band for the artists, playing seemlessly from one genre to another. 
        Here is the setlist:
        
         Jailhouse Rock(Elvis Presley cover) - Bruce Springsteen 
         Burning Love (Elvis Presley cover) - Bruce Springsteen
         Johnny B Good (Chuck Berry cover) - Jon Bon Jovi 
         Bye Bye Johnny (Chuck Berry cover) - Little Steven
         I Fall To Pieces (Patsy Cline cover) - Sheryl Crow 
         Catfish Blues (Robert Petway cover) - Gary Clark Jr. 
         The Wandererr - Dion 
         A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall (Bob Dylan cover) - Sheryl Crow solo 
         I Shall Be Released ( Bob Dylan cover) - Sheryl Crow & Bruce Springsteen 
        River Deep, Mountain High (Ike & Tina Turnercover) -Darlene Love 
            
                         Intermission 
 
        Sleight of Hand - David Sancious & Will Calhoun 
        Texas Flood - Jimmie Vaughan 
        The Weight (The Bandcover) -Mavis Staples
        Power of Soul (Jimi Hendrix cover) - Gary Clark Jr. 
        Abraham, Martin & Joh n - Dion
        For Americaa - Jackson Browne
        I Am a Patriot - Jackson Browne & Little Steven 
        Rockin' in the Free World(Neil Young cover) - Nils Lofgren & Jon Bon Jovi 
        Fight the Power - Public Enemy 
        Further On Up the Road (Bobby "Blue" Bland cover - Bruce Springsteen, Gary Clark Jr., Nils Lofgren, Jimmie Vaughan & Marc Ribler 
        Raise your Hand - All 
        I Don't Want To Go Home - All 
        Land of Hope & Dreams -Bruce Springsteen solo
Bruce Springsteen, Gary Clark Jr, Jimmie Vaughan, Nils Lofgren
Jon Bon Jovi


Public Enemy

And



Sheryl Crow

Bruce Springsteen


Gary Clark Jr. 



Jackson Browne

Thursday, February 19, 2026

In Memoriam - Robert Duvall

So many great perfomances - Apocalypse Now, The Great Santini, The Apostle, The Godfather and so on and so on. Rest in Peace.