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Saved by the 90s on Tour
There's nothing quite like getting into a room with a bunch of your friends to belt out hits you know inside out. Enter Saved by the 90s, a party-starting rock and pop cover band that focuses on the decade when grunge, teen-pop and alternative rock dominated. The high-energy troupe sport colorful outfits and perform faithful renditions of jams from Third Eye Blind, Foo Fighters, Sum 41 and blink-182, among others — and, thanks to a rotating cast of female vocalists, smashes from No Doubt, Garbage and Spice Girls are also in play.
In previous years, while going by the name Bayside Tigers — the moniker references the sports teams at fictional Bayside High of '90s TV show Saved by the Bell — the band performed all over the country, including at multiple House of Blues locations. Today, calling themselves Saved by the 90s, the group continues to maintain a healthy touring schedule. Plus, you never know who might show up at a gig. In the past, rappers Coolio and Naughty by Nature, Sugar Ray frontman Mark McGrath and the late Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan have all sat in with the band.
Saved by the 90s in Concert
Saved by the 90s was started in the late '00s by a trio of friends: guitarist/singer Danny Finerman, bassist/vocalist Alex Rossiter and drummer/singer Nat Esten. The latter two were classmates at Berklee College of Music and had started noticing as they gigged around that their audience especially dug '90s covers by acts such as Green Day and Foo Fighters. Finerman had also sensed that the decade's music was due for a resurgence, and so the concept of Saved by the 90s was born.
The group started playing out in New York City, first as a live-band karaoke project and then just a straightforward cover band. Sold-out club shows followed, as did a nationwide expansion; today, there are multiple Saved by the 90s bands performing throughout the country, all with extensive, 100+ song repertoires. Notable members include vocalist Emily Afton, who has been on Broadway and in touring theater productions.
My husband and I have seen them 2 times and both times they have absolutely killed it! The band is awesome, the singing is awesome, the set list rocks, it’s just an amazing time!
I've seen Saved By The 90's several times at House of Blues in Orlando and they never disappoint! They play a mix genre of music from the 90's and always Rock the house! A must see!
So much fun with this crew! Best 90s cover band! It’s a fun party!
Such a great time seeing this band at the House of Blues Orlando. The band is musically tight, they keep crowd energy high, they keep the crowd engaged, and they have a great set list! And the House of Blues is a great "smaller"venue to see bands. You can get right up to the stage if you get their early enough, the drinks prices are reasonable, the bartenders serve you quickly, and the atmosphere keeps the energy high. This is a must-see if you're of a certain age or just love 90s music.
By far the best 90's band. I always see them when they come to Orlando! You gotta check them out if you love 90's music!
My cousin and I had such a fun time at Saved by the 90s. The band really was terrific and each member sang, including the drummer! They played a real variety of music and the DJ was awesome. It was better than I expected!
I've seen this band a few times and they just keep getting better and better. The band was great, the audience was great, the venue was great.
The second set was amazing- such great songs and incredible energy. The first set was totally different- more cheesy 90s pop songs. The crowd was way different than we expected- a huge portion of the crowd was in 80s costumes and didn’t seem to know much of the music. Seems like the band is missing the marketing mark on people born and/or alive in the 90s.
Venue was easy to find, get into and just a great overall experience.
If you grew up in the 90's, you knew all the songs they played. Great songs to sing along with and dance to.