No more results on this page
This band is the best. Simply amazing. I wish they would continue to write and produce. Love there sound. The band is so in sink. John's voice hasn't changed, he still has it. Tunes sound on the sax just touches your soul. This band leaves you wanting more. Love them.
The concert was spectacular! John sang each song with so much energy and passion. I also loved the stories he shared about writing some of his songs. He is truly an artist and performer.
The opening act was a bit rough to listen to, his sound guy didn't help him out very much as his guitar playing ended up just being a lot of noise. But when John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown band hit the stage, I was suddenly 30 years younger. John's voice was great, and his band was fantastic. The sax player was so good and knows his instrument so well it was a very special thing to watch and listen to. And they gave a full 2 hour show of classic hard driving rock n' roll with a few ballads sprinkled in. It was my first time to see them live and it was DEFINITELY WORTH IT.
This is the second time I got to see John Cafferty. Both times it was at Penn's Peak. Penn's Peak is truly a great place to see a show. For those not familiar with Cafferty, he is best known for being the voice behind both Eddie and The Cruisers films, plus songs thta were heard in Rocky IV and Jersey Girl (Not the Kevin Smith film). Cafferty was amazing. He rocked the house for over 2 hours. He played all his hits and sounded great. I would definitely recommend this show to anyone who wants to not just see a show, but live the music as well. 5 stars as Cafferty, Tunes (who was cast in the film as well), Guitar Gary still can rock and sound good after 40 years.
John Cafferty and his band were beyond expectations. Michael “Tunes” was especially highlighted and for good reason, he’s amazing on the sax.
Sounds as good as he did in the 80's played for over 2 hours
Considering John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band been around for 40 years, they sound absolutely terrific. They had the whole audience captivated and even my wife who wasn’t that familiar with their music loved the show. Can’t wait to see them again.
Beautiful venue.. too much delicious food.. talented band with great audience interaction.. memorable night ..
I went for Barry Goudreau's Engine Room and was pleasantly surprised by John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. They had so much energy and kept the crowd moving. I'd only listened to On The Dark Side before this show but now I've fallen in love with them. As a lifelong Boston fan (I'm 23) I HAD to see Barry's new band and I wasn't disappointed. Their new album is amazing and I enjoyed listening to some songs from Boston, RTZ, Goudreau/Delp, and even Orion the Hunter. It was a great night at an awesome and close venue. I would go again!
The new CD is fantastic with Barry's unique guitar style (Bostonish) and Brian's incredible vocals. Tim Archibald and Tony D. provide a strong rhythm/backbeat. The show was full of energy and warmth as Brian and Barry spoke to the crowd through out talking aBOUT HOW THE GROUP WAS RE-FORMED FROM RTZ in addition to a tribute to former band mate Sib Hashian. Would definitely catch them up at Tupelo if you can.
All three acts were beyond my expectations, and I was a ' Ernie and the Automatics' fan for years. John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown band started it off getting the audience rockin. When Barry Goudreau cam out with his NEW band "Engine Room" we were ready for some great rock entertainment and it was incredible. The talents on that stage was over whelming and clearly professional to a fault . I can not wait to see them again !!!
CD release party for Barry Goudreaus new band was alive and full of energy! The new music is fresh and exciting. The song Time is now tattooed in my mind. The band played a few Boston songs, most memorable was Smokin where singer Marybeth Meas stopped the show! Brian Meas amazing keyboard solos and vocals were off the charts. Tim Archibald was having such a great time it was contagious and Old Tony Depitro was fantastic! Barry Goudreau hasn't changed he is still a legend and he did not disappoint! His distinctive guitar sound brought me back to me high school years.
The show was amazing, from the opening acts, Charlie Farren and John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, to Barry Goudreau's Engine Room's new music. The new music is powerful and strong! It was great hearing music from Barry's past as well. The memorial moments to Sibby and Brad were such a great tribute. I'm looking forward to seeing them soon again!
I love these guys. Been seeing them since 1980 and they are still rocking. Great show. Nice mix of their own originals with a new one (at least to my ears) thrown in. Some great covers and nice interaction with the crowd. Sure they are getting old, but they definitely aren't going thru the motions. Consummate professionals.
This band always puts on a great show ....lots of audience participation John is the consummate performer and Michael is a fantastic sax player Always enjoy seeing them
Best show I have ever been to. I am going to go again. This band is my FAVORITE!!!!
Great show. Brought friends who raved about show and Blue Ocean. Seating very tight.
I've been a fan for years, but never got the chance to see them live. Great energy right from the start. The band was tight, the mood was bright, and the show was outtasight!
Fabulous show. Very entertaining with lots of energy! John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band had the crowd on their feet. I can't wait for their next show!
Where do I begin?.. Incredible venue and great music!!! What an awesomely fun night of amazing music! So great to hear such oldies but goodies shall we say.... And listen to such talented musicians having fun ! It simply was a wicked fun night !! Loved the opening act as well! Only small downfall ..is tables are a bit small for food and beverages for number at tables but I suppose who cares ? Once the show starts! Looking forward to many more shows!
