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APPETITE 4 DESTRUCTION IN CONCERT:
Appetite 4 Destruction creates the most accurate and astounding Guns N’ Roses tribute experience around, carrying on the great band's legacy with the utmost craftsmanship and respect. Their Axl looks and sings like Axl, their Slash looks and shreds like Slash, and they play GNR's greatest hits with such precision that fans are left pinching themselves. Each time they take the stage, Appetite 4 Destruction transports audiences back to the permed hair and acid washed jeans of the late '80s/early '90s, and their upcoming shows are sure to be no different.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
For 15 years running, Appetite for Destruction has been performing their signature Guns N’ Roses tribute show to sold-out audiences across the country. With Rob Pfeffer as Axl, John Ricotta as Slash, Andrew D’Amato as Izzy, Mike Ficalora as Duff, and Shawn Callahan as Steven, the band pays some serious attention to detail in their look, sound, and feel. Billing themselves as "the world's most dangerous tribute to Guns N' Roses," Appetite for Destruction are sure to bring some serious showmanship to the stage as they hit the road for another round of tour dates.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
"A great time! Hands down one of the most fun shows I've been to. The band looked the part sang all the hits you wanted to hear!"
"These guys did a great job of recreating the G'n'R experience! At times I felt like I was seventeen again and listening to Axel rock out like in 1987!"
"This is a rockin' cover band of GnR and Guns fans won't be disappointed. The lead singer is spot on and Slash's guitar pieces are treated with the respect they deserve."
Did not realize the two opening bands would be the same one for each of the covers. The music did get better as the evening went on, but perhaps that was the drinks as well. The band members wore different wigs and outfits with each band change. The lead singer for Appetite was different though then first two. Slash was a bit more realistic then most of the others.
Scott Seville does a great job representing Bret Michaels & Vince Neil. The bands are tight and energetic. The winner of the night was Appetite for Destruction. Chad Atkins sings like Axle did in the 90s and is better than Axle now, in my opinion. Had a great time, will not miss them again if they ever return to Kentucky.
Love the 80's music. Kings of Hollywood did justice for the real bands.
This is what I call a tribute band... The closest thing to seeing GN'R!! From the collective band look, individual attires, hair, accessories, voice, tone, moves, etc... It was true to classics! I sent a short video clip in my phone to my very knowledgeable music friends with the subject - Reunion!!! And they all believed it!
I felt they reproduced all the songs so close to the originals you almost could not tell it was not the originals.
once again an amazing show- sound was incredible- looked great- these guys did their homework- felt like we were back at an original Crue-Poison-GnR show
First off, we didn't know that Appetite for Destruction, Red, White and Crue and Poisoned were all the same band. They would have intermissions in between each show and would change into the attire to fit the next band. Their guitars were out of tune for every single performance and they didn't play the most popular songs from each band--which is what I assumed a cover band would do.
4 bands loads of fun great deal great staff great crowd I brought 6 guest from Japan and 4 local friends we all had a great time Thanks House of Blues!
A great time! Hands down one of the most fun shows I've been to. The band looked the part sang all the hits you wanted to hear. Although there were a few gNr songs I would have liked to hear that didn't get played but that in no way took away from the show.
Had a great time at this show. The tribute bands were a blast and it took me back to high school.
Overall good concert. Music was good. Pretty spot on with the real bands. In between bands seemed to be a bit long. Lots of running off stage. Some songs the music was too overpowering to hear lyrics. Not sure if that was on purpose or not. Still overall a great show. I'd go see them again.
These guys did a great job of recreating the G'n'R experience! At times I felt like I was 17 again and listening to Axel rock out like in 1987! Everything was great, except they totally butchered "Sweet Child 'O Mine". . . Everything else was spot on!!!!
this is a rockin cover band of GnR and Guns fans wont be disapointed. The lead singer is spot on and slash's guitar pieces are treated with the respect they deserve.
