OPIATE Performing TOOL with Alice – Alice In Chains Tribute
A WILHELM SCREAM
This event is GENERAL ADMISSION.
7HORSE: Double Summertime Tour featuring the music of dada
Horse is an American rock and blues duo formed in 2011 most notable for their song “Meth Lab Zoso Sticker” which was featured in Martin Scorsese’s film The Wolf of Wall Street, in the second trailer and on the soundtrack.[1] The group consists of Phil Leavitt (songwriter, drummer, and lead vocals) and Joie Calio (songwriter, guitars, bass, and vocals). Both are also members of the band dada. Some horses were always meant to run wild. Phil Leavitt and Joie Calio, the multi-instrumentalists behind 7Horse’s self-described “postpunk dystopian blues,” have been exploring unfenced territory together for 30 years. Kickstarting their partnership as members of dada — the platinum-selling alt-rockers behind ’90s hits like “Dizz Knee Land” — they now pack a different punch with 7Horse, blurring the lines between ’70s-sized rock & roll, Vegas showbiz glitz, and bluesy grit. It’s a sound rooted in groove and Gretsch guitars, rhythm and riffs, desert-rock crunch and cinematic sweep. A sound that nods to the best parts of the past while still pushing forward. 7Horse’s fifth album, The Last Resort, offers a snapshot of a boundary-breaking band in evolution. Since launching the band in 2011, Leavitt and Calio have saluted the glory days of American rock & roll both onstage and in the studio. Here, they make room for international flourishes, too. There’s the bilingual bounce of “Non Sono Un Ragazzo,” which finds drummer/frontman Leavitt recounting the band’s introduction to film legend Martin Scorsese (who memorably used 7Horse’s career-launching track “Meth Lab Zoso Sticker” in The Wolf of Wall Street) in both English and Italian. There’s the Latin beat of “Hey Vámonos!,” where flamenco guitars, polyphonic rhythm, and four-on-the-floor stomp all swirl together. At its core, though, The Last Resort charts its own musical geography. Note: Seated Show
CAPTAIN JACK & THE STRANGERS – A TRIBUTE TO BILLY JOEL
Captain Jack & The Strangers, comprised of six individuals hailing from Gloucester, MA (45 min north of Boston) with over 30 years experience in music and performance. The band is fronted by 25 year old piano phenom, Jack Favazza, who brings a youthful exuberance to this classic American songbook. This group plays a wide catalogue of music from America’s own Piano Man, Billy Joel, spanning his entire musical career from the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s. Playing both well known hits, alongside of b-side fan favorites, there are surely songs to appease any audience member. With a long standing passion for the music of Billy Joel, the band formed in late 2022, after founding members had seen a performance of Billy at the legendary Fenway Park in Boston, MA during the summer of that same year. That performance solidified the decision to perform Billy Joel’s music to as many people as possible. Gloucester has a long history of talented artists, and Captain Jack & The Strangers is no different. A local “supergroup” of musicians from well known acts such as Groove Therapy, The Spynz, Mystery Meat, and the Neon 90’s have formed this group to bring you the high energy, soft somber moments, and everything in between that Billy Joel is so well known for. Listening to any song at a show will surely invoke your favorite memories and emotions when you hear a specific Billy Joel song done in a way that only Captain Jack & The Strangers can do.
THE BREAKERS: A TRIBUTE TO TOM PETTY
Bio: The country’s premier Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers tribute band. Established to let the fans of the late great Tom Petty continue to enjoy the live experience of TP & the HB’s. No other Tom Petty tribute band comes close to capturing the SOUND and emotions of Tom’s songs quite like the Breakers. Unlike the vast amount of Tom Petty tributes who substitute visual mimicry for sound, the Breakers encompass the true unmistakable sound and execution of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers.
Canceled -ELECTRIC ALLIANCE – Powerhouse Fusion Band
Electric Alliance is a powerhouse fusion band made up of four dynamic, world-class musicians. With deep roots in jazz, funk, soul, and modern fusion, this group brings an electrifying energy to the stage — effortlessly blending fiery improvisation, hard-hitting grooves, and genre-bending creativity. Their shows are a vibrant mix of funk, fusion, jazz, and beyond — a musical experience that keeps listeners on the edge of their seats.Drummer Rich Evangelista anchors the group with explosive precision and versatility, having performed with the likes of Allen Hinds, Victor Wooten, and Patrick Lamb. On bass, Winston Maccow, a professor at Berklee College of Music and co-founder of NAMAWI AFRICA, brings decades of global performance experience and has worked with legends such as Nancy Wilson, Terri Lyne Carrington, and Jean-Luc Ponty. Santiago Bosch delivers deeply melodic and harmonically rich textures on keyboards, drawing from his work with Kenny Garrett and Tim Miller, while acclaimed saxophonist Dino Govoni, known for his collaborations with Randy Brecker, rounds out the band with fiery solos and bold tone. Together, Electric Alliance isn’t just a band — it’s a movement of sound and soul.Expect music from the Brecker Brothers, Miles Davis, Jeff Lorber, John Scofield, George Duke, and standout original compositions — all performed with raw energy and masterful musicianship. Don’t miss your chance to experience this fusion force live — grab your tickets now and get ready for a night of music that will move you!
BROTHERS ALL BAND – An Allman Brothers Experience
This event is GENERAL ADMISSION.Doors 7:30 pmShow 8:30 pmTickets: $10
LOOKS THAT KILL (Motley Crue Tribute) & THE WICKED (Ozzy Tribute)
LOS SOUPERMEN – A Texmex Tribute to Doug Sahm & The Texas Tornados
Inspired by the lilting mariachi tones of a couple Ward Hayden & the Outliers nee Girls, Guns and Glory originals, this tribute to Doug Sahm and the Texas Tornados and a few other outlaws reminds of how derivative Texmex music was of the british invasion beat. Coming as contemporaries of the Beatles, Sir Douglas and the Quintet were reputedly the hazy vision of popular music seen through several cases of MD 20-20 in a Texas motel room by producer Heuy Meaux and quickly hit the charts in 1966 with She’s About a Mover amidst the parallel success of the one-hit texmex wonder 96 Tears. The sound came to rest in San Antonio .So now the answer to the question: “Anybody Going to San Antone” is “Everybody’s Going”. We’ll be filling the Met with the San Antonio sound and along with the rhythms than animated the 60s there is plenty of Texas to go round with the outlaw country sounds of Hank, Merle, Willie blended in. Featuring the incomparable vocals of Ward Hayden, and a krewe of the most talented contemporary Boston outlaws with Rory Macleod on bass who arranged this project and himself played behind Doug Sahm in Austin when that ‘Cosmic Cowboy’ hopped on stage with virtually every band. With homage to San Antonio’s Los Super Seven, the original ad hoc keepers of the Sahm sound, we swerved in our naming convention Los Soupermen, to announce the super group character of this seasonal outing and to embrace the culinary distinction of our first locus in Westerly, RI, soupy sausage!
LITTLE LIES – A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
