The Can't Stop Rockin' Tour, featuring REO Speedwagon, Styx, and .38 Special hit Starlight last night. The tour is what all classic rock tours should be, essentially -- it billed itself as "All Hits, All Night." No new stuff, no solo material to make the guitar player happy -- just the hits. The show delivered what your average classic rock audience wants, presenting all killer, no filler. The performers, as well as the audience, weren't concerned with being cool. You had denim-jacketed frontmen
It's telling that Firefly Lounge does not have a telephone number, is located in the back of a narrow 50-foot hallway, and the custom sign in front is so easy to miss that even if you know where to look, you'll probably drive past it. Firefly is a modern "speakeasy," and while it's open to the public it's not going out of its way to draw just anybody. That's because Firefly wants to distinguish itself from the dozens of other bars in Westport, explains manager Matt Jones. "It's a little bit of a
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The Classic Rock Reunion hits Starlight Friday, September 25. The show is sort of a mixed bag, with former lead singer of Bad Company (aka "the dude who isn't Paul Rodgers") Brian Howe, Kansas City legends Shooting Star, Foghat, and Missouri featuring Racy Grace.
It's sort of the red-headed stepchild of the REO Speedwagon/Styx/38 Special tour that hit Starlight at the start of the summer. When you consider that Bad Company reunited with Paul Rodgers for ten dates earlier this summer, hav
