We will not only be ROCKIN’ THE HOUSE FOR ST. They will be bringing some great Nashville stars to the Des Plaines Theatre for this show! The JMA’s are the largest independent award show internationally, and held at The Grand Ole Opry. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and they include the top local entertainers! This year, their friends Josie Passantino-Boone and Tinamarie Passantino of the The Josie Music Awards based in Nashville will join us as co-hosts.
JUDE!Įach year my husband Nick Psyhogios and I, along with Onesti Entertainment, produce a benefit concert for St. Jude Fundraiser where we will be ROCKIN’ THE HOUSE FOR ST. Join us at The Des Plaines Theatre for our annual St. The Message of Love is I’ll Stand By You.Ī Little Bit Country & A Little Bit Rock ‘n Roll! So Stop Your Sobbing and get Back On The Chain Gang because you’ll be the Talk Of The Town as you Show Me your Brass In Pocket. Dan Band, WKLP, Deacon Blues, Big Suit) on keyboards, and Greg Fundis (Fareed Haque, Led Zeppelin 2, Deacon Blues) on drums. You’ll get “goosebumps on your goosebumps” hearing THE GREAT PRETENDERS live additionally featuring Steven Kikoen (Deacon Blues, Abbey Road, Big Suit, WKLP, Prognosis, Lotus Kings) on 6 and 12-string guitar and vocals Chris Siebold (Kick The Cat, Psycles, Prognosis) on lap steel guitar, guitar, and vocals Shawn Sommer (Abbey Road, Maggie Speaks) on bass and vocals Ben Lewis (Ben Lewis Trio, Gary Sinise & The Lt. Their voices are one and the same – identical. Pretenders material, she becomes Chrissie Hynde. THE GREAT PRETENDERS – All-Star Tribute to THE PRETENDERS features SUZANNE CROSS, singer extraordinaire from the legendary Chicago group Deacon Blues.
Produced by Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith, this is Eric at his most boldly vulnerable, uncompromisingly political, and unflinchingly confident. In addition, the 16-track collection boasts his finest singing, songwriting, and his signature guitar playing that burns throughout. The songs are delivered with clarity and feature Eric's personal experiences and hope for positive change. Here, Eric opens like never before, sharing his struggles with substance abuse, his hopes about a new era of sobriety and unbridled creativity, and his personal reflections on racism. Aptly, he calls his masterful new album, out January 2022 on Provogue/Mascot label Group, Crown. Throughout it all, he continued to reinvigorate the art form with personal revelation in his lyrics and bold stylistic twists in his guitar playing and songwriting.įive years sober, creatively rejuvenated, and sagely insightful, Eric is ready for the fight of his career. Over 30 years and 18 albums, his passion for the music and his boundless desire to keep it vital has never waned, even when his own light dimmed due to his substance struggles.
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