Photos: BROADWAY ROCKS THE WHO at Molloy College
The evening was backed by Long Island-based band Wonderous Stories.
New Long Island-based production company, The Rock Project, just presented its first live concert called BROADWAY ROCKS THE WHO at The Madison Theatre at Molloy College. This one-night celebration of music from The Who featured 3 contemporary Broadway vocalists backed by Long Island-based band Wonderous Stories.
This is not your typical tribute show with look-a-likes and sound-a-likes. BROADWAY ROCKS THE WHO combines unparalleled rock vocalists from Broadway with the note-for-note authenticity of one of Long Island's highest-drawing bands to recreate the intensity of The Who and the depth of Pete Townshend's writing.
Hailed as "Prime contenders, in the minds of many, for the title of World's Greatest Rock Band," by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, The Who has made lasting contributions to rock music that are still being felt today. In this show, audiences will experience their timeless favorites like "Baba O'Riley", "Won't Get Fooled Again", and "Pinball Wizard" in fresh, unforgettable ways that honor this legacy.
With compelling video projections, breathtaking vocals, and impeccable musical recreation, BROADWAY ROCKS THE WHO uniquely welcomed a wide range of audiences to celebrate music that shaped a generation.
Photo Credit: Genevieve Rafter Keddy

Kenny Forgione

Tommy Williams

Tommy Williams and MiG Ayesa

Mark Bonder

Justin Matthew Sargent and Kevin McCann

Tommy Williams

Mark Bonder and Justin Matthew Sargent

Becca Kotte, MiG Ayesa and Justin Matthew Sargent

Becca Kotte and MiG Ayesa

MiG Ayesa and Becca Kotte

Justin Matthew Sargent and MiG Ayesa

MiG Ayesa and Justin Matthew Sargent

Justin Matthew Sargent and Becca Kotte

MiG Ayesa and Becca Kotte
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