If you’ve ever loved a perfectly crafted power-pop anthem, Enuff Z’Nuff is the band you didn’t know you needed to see live. Known for their timeless hits “New Thing” and “Fly High Michelle,” these MTV darlings made their mark with infectious melodies and harmonies that still resonate decades later. But don’t let their glam roots fool you—this band delivers a gritty, emotional punch that goes beyond nostalgia. With over 20 albums under their belt and praise from rock legends like Paul Stanley and media personality Howard Stern, they’re a must-see for anyone who appreciates the artistry of hook-filled rock done right.
Jetboy’s live show is a high-octane time machine, blending Sunset Strip swagger with undeniable charisma. Whether they’re ripping through originals or reimagining classics like Boz Scaggs’ “Lido Shuffle,” Jetboy delivers with the raw energy of a band that never left the stage. Their uncanny ability to make every cover their own while staying true to their glam metal roots has earned them a devoted following. If you’re looking for a setlist packed with surprises and powerhouse performances, Jetboy guarantees a night to remember.
Hailing from the heart of the San Francisco/Bay Area, Sugar Rush brings a dynamic blend of hard rock, pop, blues, soul, and R&B straight to the stage. Their sound is an infectious mix of heart and muscle, driven by Morris Knight’s commanding vocals and bass, Stevie Loveless’s masterful guitar work, and Rick O’Connell’s rhythmic groove. Whether you’re feeling the bluesy soulfulness or the adrenaline-pumping rock anthems, Sugar Rush brings the party and keeps it rolling. Don’t miss out on their live performance—this band’s energy and passion will have you hooked from the first note.
This isn’t just another concert; it’s a gathering of rock royalty. Enuff Z’Nuff and Jetboy bring decades of experience, hit-packed catalogs, and a commitment to leaving every bit of themselves on the stage. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering these legends for the first time, their passion, talent, and connection with the audience will remind you why live music matters.