The Fleshtones Tickets

Amazing concert from the creators of "Super Rock". Peter Zaremba and the Fleshtones CRUSHED IT with their usual mix of fast and fun, guitar-driven, jams as well as Peter's energy-filled performance. Great venue (The Atlantis) and the Ticketmaster purchase process was super smooth. The appearance of guest drummer Seth Hurwitz (owner of seemingly all great DC music halls) was a total bonus and his solo blew the lid off. A damn good time!

Nice to know that you're never too old to rock and roll. Peter Zaremba is quite the showman and respects his audience with a thorough showcasing of the band's talent. Keith Streng - the busiest man in the industry these days - is arguably one of the top guitarists in the trade. You need to see him if you haven't already. But when the owner of the venue takes a spot on stage and gets the audience jumping while smackin' the tubs, it makes this show a "you had to be there"kind of experience. Long live the Atlantis!

Lots of raw energy from this full-on party band. They will not disappoint.

Roof is cool with a bar, venue is great and the band was really fun!

I absolutely love the Fleshtones, and have been seeing them play since 1980. They never, ever disappoint. This was my first visit to the Atlantis since it was opened this past spring. It is small and intimate, and made for underground and up & coming bands. Thumbs up!

These guys are truly a fun band live, they are unsung heroes of rock and roll. Its a shame people have to label bands but I would have to say they really mix it up which may throw some people, they aren't locked into one genre of rock. Definitely not to be missed next time.

The Fleshtones put on an amazing energetic, life affirming show, as usual. They are THEEE most incredible rock n' roll band in America. A great band to see live as they are in the crowd., on the floor, on the bar, and touch your soul. They have 35+ years worth of amazing recordings. The most recent "Take a Good Look' on Yep Roc records is a superb album. The power of the Fleshtones made up for the lame opener, the Flying saucers. I watched the Giants Vs. Phillies game with Peter Zaremba of the Fleshtones in the bar area and many other people, during the horrible opening act who swore alot. I think there's a better way to express yourself than saying "S" and "F" every other word.