The Chadwicks are Arizona's premiere cover band. They originated in Tempe, Arizona and have been performing consistently since 1994. Their playlist consists of songs ranging from Neil Diamond's 'Sweet Caroline' to Rage Against the Machine's 'Killing in the Name', They have concentrated on staying current with new songs on the alternative radio stations, as well as learning classic rock songs. The band consists of members Dallan Baumgarten, John Colby, Gary Sanchez, and Tim Teal.
Special Recognition: 1993 - Best Cover Band Award from the Phoenix New Times Music Showcase
1993 ’Äì Best Cover Band from AIM Awards
Opened for the following National Acts:
Live, Sugar Ray, Collective Soul, David Lee Roth, B52's, 311, Fuel
Past Performance Events:
Summerfest in Milwaukee (2001 - Current 2007)
Lodo festival downtown Denver Colorado
The Taste of Chicago
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl New Year's Eve Block Party
Performances at the Phoenix Sun's, Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Coyotes games and the Phoenix Cardinals.
Maloney's yearly St. Patty's Day Party
Jilly's Phoenix Open Tent Party
NHRA POWERade Awards Ceremony
The Birdsnest at the Phoenix open
National Championship at Glendale Arena
Rock Lobster is the Absolute Best Cover band in Arizona when it comes to playing the Ultimate in 80's Retro Music! This band covers songs from Billy Idol's White Wedding to Cyndi Lauper's Girl's Just Want to Have Fun! So, come and join the fun, get on stage, and bring your friends back to the 80's!
Past Performance Events:
Performances at the Phoenix Sun’Äôs, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Phoenix Coyotes games
Current and past Venue’Äôs of performance:
Martini Ranch
Metalhead will take you back to the 80’Äôs, when rock was played in two volumes, loud and louder. Come see metal like you've ever seen it before...again! An experience like no other that will leave your ears bleeding and is guaranteed to wear out your "devil horns". A rip-snortin', liquor spittin', spandex-and-leather wearin' good time! This band is new on the scene, but is causing quite a stir!
Past Performance Events:
Performances at the Phoenix Sun’Äôs, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Phoenix Coyotes games
Current and past Venue’Äôs of performance:
City Limits in Tucson, Martini Ranch, The Library
Shirley's Temple has two of Arizona's premiere female musicians in town holding down the cover band fort. This dynamic group has been building a following since 1997. With talent and beauty they entertain the masses and draw huge crowds wherever they play. Read some reviews! Shirley's Temple playlist spans four decades of music and is an eclectic mix of rock favorites, including songs from Sheryl Crow, Jimi Hendrix, No Doubt, Led Zeppelin, Pat Benetar, Blondie, and much more. Currently Shirley's Temple consists of Stephanie Foxx (vocals, drums), Jessica Jackson (bass guitar, violin, vocals), and Dallan Baumgarten (guitar, vocals). Lippstick has recently bowed out due to pregnancy while the band continues on in rock fashion. Book Shirley's Temple today!
Past Performance Events:
Performances at the Phoenix Sun’Äôs, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Phoenix Coyotes games
Current and past Venue’Äôs of performance:
Aunt Chilada's, Bar Nun, Cocomo Joe's, Collins Irish Pub & Eatery, Cooperstown, Fibber Magee's, Flicka's, Jetz Americana, Jilly's American Grill, Martini Ranch, ShadyO's Sports Grill, Spirit Room, Tijuana Country Club, Waterfront Grill, Geordie's @ Wrigley Mansion Club
The saga that became legend that recently changed to revival via tribute that is (and was, one could say) The FLANNELS begins in the middle 1980's in suburban Washington state, USA. Former child prodigy guitar near-genius Kameron "Flint" Marko had a chance meeting in a mom & pop sheet music store with two brothers named Grimm; Timm and Jimm, respectively. The brothers, taking an unauthorized break from working at their father's wood pulp extraction plant, were fighting over the tablature for Led Zeppelin's "Achilles' Last Stand", throwing themselves across the classical section and right into our boy Kam, & the die was cast. Quickly developing a "Grunge" style soon to be labeled the next big thing, the young men found a voice in one Stayn (no surname available) who wandered by their rehearsal area (OK, the shed out in the woods behind the pulp pile). The boys overheard Stayn wailing improvised free verse and were mesmerized by his ability to sound both hyper and brooding simultaneously, due to his extreme undiagnosed bipolar/ADHD/caffeine induced hypertension disorder. History was made. The 4 young men wrote dozens of songs together through the next 10 years , but sadly none of them satisfied as much as the Grunge mega hits of the day. It was then that Jimm (or is it Timm?) had an epiphany-" LETS JUST PLAY THEIR SONGS", he mumbled. "THEIR SONGS ARE BETTER." Out of the mouths of drummers... Once again, history was defined; The FLANNELS began performing their favorite Grunge material as faithfully as we all remember, with all the venti latte infused angst mixed with overcast intensity! The FLANNELS will carry on and deliver "grunge to the last drop" across this great land of ours, amazing audiences and bringing them back to the not so long ago time when the mood was heavy, the coffee was strong, and Grunge was king. Come and relive the moment with The FLANNELS
THE POLYESTERS are the Southwest's Premiere Disco Party Band. This band was formed by 5 people that were children of 5 disco stars of the 70's. The bassist, Stone Fox, searched the internet, the newspaper and finally the bus depot to put together a smoking disco band. Rocco, Don, Polly, James and Stone have all seen the rise, the fall, the rise, the fall, the slight hump, the big fall and the inevitable current ressurgence of America's favorite party music...DISCO!!!!!!!!!!! Stone's father, Albert "Slappy" Fox, was the very driving force behind the thriving Milwaukee disco scene back in October of 1977 and Stone is bringing that same energy and passion to the Southwest with his band THE POLYESTERS. If you want a disco party like no other, THE POLYESTERS are your band!!!
It's too hot in Phoenix, we're planning on going back to Olympia Washington for the summer