Grove Theatre Welcomes Eagles Tribute Band, 12/31
Fans of the 1970's American rock band, the Eagles, will be excited to hear that the national touring band, Desperado, is performing At The Grove Theatre on New Years' Eve at 9:00 pm. Desperado is rapidly becoming the best and most well-known Eagles tributes in the United States. They boast a talented line-up of five lead singers and five multi-instrumentalists; which possess and rival the musical talents of the Eagles themselves. Desperado was founded in 2002 by lead singing guitarist and keyboardist Aaron Broering. The current line-up is rounded off by lead singing guitarist and keyboardist Brad Zapper, Kevin O'Connell on drums, percussion, and lead vocals, John Morrison on Bass and lead vocals, and Kenny Hale on guitars and lead vocals. Desperado is playing venues in the greater United States, being met with the following praises from its critics.
This band takes great pride in bringing you a "totally live" show, free of any backing tracks, overdubs or any other tricks to enhance their ability to emulate some of the most difficult vocal harmonies ever heard in the modern rock era. From the subtle pedal steel on "Best of my Love", to the mandolin on Lyin' Eyes, Desperado brings it all to you. Desperado faithfully recreates their timeless catalogue and takes you on a musical journey that they hope will last a lifetime.
Tickets are $40, and include light hors d'oeuvres and midnight champagne. Senior and group discounts are available. Tickets can be purchased by calling (909) 920-4343, by visiting The Grove box office or on the website at http://www.grovetheatre.com
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