A Final Encore of Memories Musicians and Milestones For The Legacy That Count's Vamp'd Built

 The countdown has been going on since only mid-May of this year. A little over a month. However, it seems like a lifetime since Vamp'd announced its closing on their Facebook page. Living with the harsh reality that Count's Vamp'd will be turning its lights off for good on June 28th. Less than a week away!

As the lights go dim for the final time, Las Vegas loses more than just a venue; it says goodbye to a cornerstone of its hard rock and metal community. Over the years, Vamp’d has been more than just a stage; it has been a sanctuary for musicians, fans, and the spirit of live rock 'n' roll. From unforgettable album release parties and surprise guest appearances to local legends cutting their teeth under its red lights, Count’s Vamp’d wasn’t just a bar—it was a living, breathing timeline of Vegas music culture. As we prepare to say goodbye, we look back on the memories, the musicians, and the milestones that made Vamp’d an iconic part of the Las Vegas music scene.

Here are a few of Count's Vamp'd memories, musicians, and milestones that stand out to me.

Memories

• Surprise Vince Neil appearance in 2011 sparked an unforgettable jam session.

• Zakk Wylde meet-and-greet and blistering solo show in 2013.

• Weekly Sin City Sinners shows that became the heart of the local rock community.

• Packed tribute nights—Motley Crüe, Van Halen, Ozzy, AC/DC—where the crowd sang every word.

• After-show hangs with rock legends at the bar, blending stars and fans without a velvet rope.

• Epic Halloween bashes and themed costume nights that brought the wild spirit of rock to life.

• Memorial shows that honored lost musicians and united the Vegas music family.

• Final week filled with tears, cheers, and spontaneous reunions of past performers.

Musicians

• Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe) – Surprise guest appearance and Vegas anthem sets.

• Zakk Wylde (Black Label Society/Ozzy Osbourne) – Called Vamp’d “a rock cathedral.”

• George Lynch (Dokken, Lynch Mob) – Frequent performer with firebrand solos.

• Frankie Moreno – Vegas favorite who brought his showmanship to rock nights.

• Cyanide – One of the staple local acts, known for high-energy tribute sets.

• Crashing Wayward – Represented the evolution of Vegas rock in the 2020s.

• Sin City Sinners – Resident legends with revolving celebrity guests.

• Andrew Freeman (Last In Line, Raiding the Rock Vault) – Delivered powerhouse vocals across multiple tributes.

Milestones

• 2010 / 2011 – Count’s Vamp’d opens, founded by Danny “Count” Koker and Corey Bush.

• 2011 – Named Best Rock Venue in Las Vegas by Vegas Rocks Magazine.

• 2013 – Hits 500th live show milestone.

• 2015 – Launches “Vamp’d Unplugged” acoustic series.

• 2020 – Survives pandemic shutdown with livestream concerts and virtual fan outreach.

• 2023 – Hosts “Vamp’d 13th Anniversary Bash” with record turnout.

• May 2025 – Announces final show on June 28th, selling out instantly and marking the end of a 15-year era.

• June 28th, 2025 - Count's Vamp'd Final Show Hosted by Count's 77 Band

These are only a few of my best memories, famous musicians, and dated milestones that come to my mind. 

What's Yours?  Comment below :-)

{My Take}

As the final notes from Count's 77 ring out on June 28th, Count’s Vamp’d won’t just be closing its doors—it will be closing a chapter in the soul of Las Vegas rock history. 

The memories forged inside those walls, the musicians who bled passion on that stage, and the milestones that marked its rise from a neighborhood bar to a legendary venue will echo long after the amps are silenced. 

For fans, bands, and the city itself, Count's Vamp’d was more than a venue—it was a home for many! Including me :-)

GE

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The Future Of Live Music In Las Vegas What It Will Take To Build the Next Iconic Venue In LV

 As Count's Vamp'd and Club Madrid (Sunset Station Hotel) prepare to fade into Las Vegas music history, a glaring question hangs in the air: What kind of venue will step up to carry the torch? These weren’t just music bars—they were cultural anchors for the classic rock and local music community. Their absence leaves not just a scheduling gap, but an emotional and creative void.

If any new or existing venue hopes to rise as a worthy successor, it needs more than a stage and some barstools. Here’s what a venue must bring to the table to truly fill the shoes of Count's Vamp’d and Club Madrid.

A Commitment to Live Music (Not Just Background Noise)
A great music venue doesn't treat live bands like background for drink sales. It needs to be a music-first environment—where lights, sound, and scheduling are built to serve performers, not interrupt them. That means professional sound engineers, solid acoustics, and a setup that respects both the artist and the audience equally.

A Strong Identity and Community Connection
What made Count's Vamp’d and Club Madrid work was more than good music—it was the scene. You walked in and instantly knew what kind of night you were in for. Whether it was a rock-and-roll revival or a tribute night with local bands, there was a sense of belonging. The next great venue needs a clear vibe, a welcoming culture, and a loyalty to local talent.

A Stage for All Levels
From tribute bands to original acts, from seasoned pros to hungry up-and-comers—the best venues book a mix. A successful replacement will offer regular chances for local musicians to break through, while still drawing national or regional acts that bring energy and visibility to the scene.

Good Food, Fair Prices, and No Gimmicks
Let’s face it—no one wants to pay Vegas Strip prices for a burger and a beer in a neighborhood bar. The ideal venue will balance a decent menu with fair drink prices, encouraging people to hang out and come back. Don’t overdo the themes or try too hard to be trendy. A laid-back but high-quality atmosphere wins every time.

Supportive Ownership and Staff
When the people behind the bar, at the door, and in the booth care about the music, you feel it. Artists and fans notice the difference between being treated like a transaction versus a valued guest. A new venue must be artist-friendly and staffed with people who genuinely support the scene.

Location, Parking, and Accessibility
Finally, people need to be able to get there. One of the underrated strengths of Count's Vamp’d and Club Madrid was their location—off-Strip, easy to reach, with free parking and minimal hassle. A potential new music hub should aim for the same accessibility.

{My Thoughts}

As the curtain prepares to close on Count’s Vamp’d and Club Madrid, the Las Vegas music scene stands at a pivotal moment. Replacing these iconic venues isn’t just about opening another bar with a stage—it’s about creating a new home for musicians, fans, and a culture that refuses to fade. The next great venue must respect the legacy, foster genuine community, and deliver the kind of live music experience that keeps people coming back. 

If the right ingredients come together, there’s no doubt the spirit of these beloved spots can live on loud and strong, and ready for the next chapter in Las Vegas music history!

Long Live Music In Las Vegas!

Gary England (GE)

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What Local Las Vegas Bands Can Do To Keep Their Music Alive

 With the closing of two key venues, Count’s Vamp’d and Club Madrid. Rock bands in Las Vegas are facing a shift in the local music scene. 

To maintain and grow their presence in the industry, local bands might consider some of these suggestions to stay competitive in the local music scene.

I talked with some of my friends, and this is what they said.

(Longtime Professional Musicians, venue owners, agents, and longtime fans)

Diversify Your Venue Outreach

Classic rock bands can’t rely solely on legacy venues.

Target mid-size and upscale venues like The Composers Room, House of Blues, The Sand Dollar Downtown, and just off the strip, The Bonfire, The Tuscany, and the Hard Rock Café (Among others)

Approach casino lounges and outdoor events in Summerlin, Henderson, and Fremont Street for rotating showcases.

Look into resort pools and rooftop venues during seasonal peak times for afternoon sets or classic rock “sunset” series.

Strengthen Online and Social Media Presence

With fewer stage opportunities, digital visibility becomes more critical:

Post professional videos from past gigs, especially at Count’s or Club Madrid.

Run targeted social ads promoting upcoming shows or new releases.

Engage with fans via livestreams, virtual jam sessions, or behind-the-scenes content to stay relevant.

 Create Your Own Events

Bands with a loyal following can take control: Get together with other bands or perform solo.

Rent smaller halls, private clubs, or even rehearsal studios to host your own rock nights. Package the event as a themed night: “80s Throwback,” “Guitar Legends Night,” or “Live Vinyl Series.” Share the event costs and profits with other popular classic rock bands. Or if you're game fly solo for the night.

Expand Regionally

Book mini tours around the Southwest (Arizona, Southern California, Utah) to keep playing while building a wider fan base.

Play support slots for touring acts who hit Vegas or nearby cities.

Apply for classic rock festival circuits that still thrive across the U.S.

When times get tough, you've got to think out of the box, get creative!

The closures of Count’s Vamp’d and Club Madrid mark the end of an era, but they also signal a call to adapt. Times are changing for classic rock music in LV, not ending! 

Classic rock bands that get creative, amplify their digital presence, and take control of their bookings will continue to survive.

Las Vegas is constantly changing. The next new night spot could be just around the corner. 

Don't stop believin'

GE

 

With The Closings Of Two Iconic Local Music Venues Is Classic Rock Music Losing Its Popularity In Las Vegas?

 

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For the last few music events, there have been numerous discussions among fans about two major music venues in Las Vegas that are set to close. One we already knew about for a while; one was just recently announced. The question arose: "Is Classic Rock losing its popularity in Las Vegas?"

The upcoming closings of Count’s Vamp’d (June 28th, 2025) and Sunset Station Hotel's Club Madrid (July 7th, 2025) mark the end of two iconic local venues that have supported classic rock and live music for years. 

There have been no apparent reasons given why Count's Vamp'd is shutting its doors. 

Sunset Station's Club Madrid management stated that the reason for its club's closing is not due to financial troubles or permanent downsizing, but rather part of a major renovation and modernization of the property. Stoney’s Rockin’ Country: A 19,000 sq ft country-themed venue will open in early 2026 on the northeast side of the casino, filling the entertainment gap left by the closing of Club Madrid.

What do the fans think about Classic Rock losing its popularity in Las Vegas?

I put the question to my friends (Musicians and fans) on Facebook.

Is Classic Rock losing its popularity, and how will the closings and current music trends affect the music and bands in Las Vegas?

{Fans & Local Musicians}

The consensus seems to be that Classic Rock isn't losing its popularity in general. 

Classic rock in Las Vegas isn’t fading, it’s evolving. The stage may be changing, but the music isn’t going silent. Longtime fans will just need to look a little harder (or in different neighborhoods) to find their next great rock n roll night out. Las Vegas is in the midst of a reshuffling of where and how classic rock is presented. 

Some fans mention the fact that the classic rock bands and their fans are reaching their retirement years. Slowing down a bit. It might be why classic rock may be losing its zing.

A number of fans say that many, if not all, bands in Las Vegas play the same set lists over and over. The same songs might be getting boring to listen to. Performing other popular classic rock songs, a greater variety of tunes might be more entertaining and appealing to the fans.

Many say that if more local bands were encouraged to write original (Classic Rock) tunes, it might give a breath of fresh air to the industry. A new generation of Classic Rockers!

Some fans feel that classic rock has run its course in Las Vegas, while many say that old venues close while new venues take their place. It's no Biggy! Only time will tell!

{Experts In The Music Industry}

(Top musicians, producers, business managers, marketing & promotion professionals, agents & venue management)

It may surprise you in what they say.

Experts in the music industry have mixed opinions about whether classic rock is losing its appeal in Las Vegas. Here's how they look at it.

Many industry insiders point to a generational shift in audience preferences. As younger tourists and locals dominate the Las Vegas entertainment scene, demand has grown for genres like pop, EDM, hip-hop, country, and Latin music. Classic rock still draws crowds but often skews toward older audiences. This has led venues to shift programming toward acts with broader or more current appeal.

Some experts argue that the decline isn’t due to classic rock losing its musical appeal, but rather a business strategy to maximize revenue. Rock bands usually require larger production setups, higher guarantees, and don't always translate into big drink or gaming revenue. DJs and pop acts, by contrast, are more cost-efficient and pull in nightlife spenders.

* Some local promoters and musicians believe that fans are still out there, but the spaces to enjoy classic rock are disappearing. Closures like Club Madrid and Count’s Vamp’d indicate fewer mid-size venues are booking classic rock acts, despite continued demand from loyal fan bases.

Others argue that classic rock is simply evolving. Tributes, mashups, and reinterpretations are keeping the genre alive in creative ways. Tribute bands, legacy acts, and rock-centric residencies like Aerosmith and Santana have shown that classic rock can still thrive when marketed right.

Experts generally agree that classic rock isn’t dead, but it’s facing stiffer competition and changing economics in Las Vegas. The audience is shifting, the business model is evolving, and venues are making tough choices. However, passionate fanbases and creative reinvention are keeping the genre alive, even as the Strip turns its spotlight elsewhere.

{My Take}

With the closings of Count’s Vamp’d and Club Madrid at Sunset Station, it’s fair to ask if classic rock is losing its grip on the Las Vegas music scene. While these shutdowns mark the end of two key venues that supported rock and tribute bands for years, they don’t necessarily signal the end of classic rock’s relevance. Instead, they reflect a shift in venue economics and evolving entertainment trends. Classic rock still has a strong following in Las Vegas—but as the city chases newer, younger audiences and high-dollar nightlife experiences, the genre’s presence may move further underground or into smaller, more dedicated spaces. The sound isn’t fading; it’s just finding a new stage to be heard on!

I'd love to hear your thoughts about Classic Rock in Las Vegas. Comments welcomed below.

GE

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Count's Vamp'd

Sunset Station 

Club Madrid

Stoney's Rockin Country

"End of an Era: Count's Vamp'd Closes After Years of Rocking Las Vegas"

 The hearts of many fans (Mine Included) have stopped!

My 1st instinct as a writer, journalist & fan is to ask the question: 

Is there anything that the fans (And Local Bands) can do to save OUR Rock Bar?

Count’s Vamp’d Rock Bar & Grill isn't just another bar—it is a sanctuary for rock and metal fans in a city known for glitz, glam, and entertainment. Founded by Danny “Count” Koker, star of the History Channel’s Counting Cars, the venue opened in 2011 in the former home of Feelgoods on West Sahara Avenue. What followed was a 14-year run that transformed Vamp’d into a cornerstone of Las Vegas’s live music scene.

From Grammy-winning artists to local tribute bands, the stage at Count’s Vamp’d has welcomed acts from all levels of the rock spectrum. Fans could catch intimate shows from rock legends one night and discover rising stars the next. The venue's dedication to genuine, no-frills rock music earned it a fiercely loyal following (Me Included).

Over the years, Count’s Vamp’d has played host to unforgettable performances from bands like LA Guns, Faster Pussycat, Enuff Z’Nuff, and even Michael Monroe of Hanoi Rocks. It's become a second home for tribute bands honoring the likes of Van Halen, KISS, Metallica, and more—bringing nostalgia and energy to fans craving classic rock experiences in an up-close setting.

Vamp’d is also unique in offering fans an intimate meet-and-greet environment, often with band members mingling after shows. 

Unlike the sprawling Las Vegas Strip venues, Vamp’d has soul—and it has heart!

There has been no official statement released detailing the specific reasons for the closure at the time of this writing.

The closure of Count’s Vamp’d leaves a HUGE void in the Las Vegas music landscape. As one of the few off-Strip venues catering specifically to rock and metal fans, its absence will be deeply felt by musicians and concertgoers alike.

The legacy of Count’s Vamp’d will echo for years to come. It's more than a bar. It was a heartbeat of a community, a launching pad for artists, and a home for rockers who found refuge in its dim lights and thunderous sound.

In a city built on reinvention, one can only hope that the spirit of Count’s Vamp’d finds new life in another form.

 If there isn't anything that we, the fans and local bands, can do to save OUR Rock Bar....

Come Saturday, June 28th. 

The local music scene will be losing a legend!

Rock in peace, Count's Vamp’d. You will be missed by many !!

GE

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A Thursday Night With The Saints Of Las Vegas

 What a way to start off the weekend with The Saints Of Las Vegas inside COUNT'S VAMP'D Thursday night.

 The Saints of Las Vegas is a dynamic rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada. They're known for their eclectic mix of classic rock, pop, and modern hits. Founded by guitarist Brent Muscat, over the years, the band has become a staple in the Vegas music scene, delivering high-energy performances that resonate over diverse audiences. (All Ages)

 Band Members

Over the years, The Saints of Las Vegas have featured a lineup of highly skilled and seasoned musicians. 

Pictured Left to Right, Current band members include:

Brent Muscat – Guitarist, vocals, and founding member, Brent is renowned for co-founding the glam metal band Faster Pussycat, which achieved huge success in the late '80s and early '90s.

John Ryan Robertson - Front & Lead Singer.

Pat Caruso - Drums & Percussion

Keith Trombino - Bass, Vocals

Michael Doc Ellis - Guitar, Vocals 

The Saints of Las Vegas are celebrated for their diverse musical repertoire, blending 80s pop and rock with contemporary sounds. Their original compositions highlight their ability to craft songs that resonate with a broad audience.

Known for their engaging live shows, The Saints of Las Vegas have performed at various venues across Las Vegas. Their performances are characterized by energetic renditions of classic hits and original songs, often encouraging audience participation. They're definitely fun to watch and to listen to!

{My Take}

As one of the top bands in the local Las Vegas music scene. The Saints of Las Vegas continue to prove that rock and roll is alive and thriving in the desert. With a lineup of seasoned musicians, an ever-evolving setlist, and a passion for live performance, the Saints Of Las Vegas has carved out a lasting legacy in Sin City Las Vegas. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to their brand of music, catching The Saints Of Las Vegas live is more than just a concert—it's an experience that you won't soon forget!

Do yourself a favor and go see The Saints Of Las Vegas.

They ROCK!

GE

Legendary Las Vegas Rock Band Cyanide Drops Bombshell Album 21 Gun Salute May 24th

 

Legendary Las Vegas Rock (Arena Rock) band Cyanide is set to release their new album "21 Gun Salute" on May 24th and announces their album release party on June 12th (8-10pm) (Doors @5pm) inside Count's Vamp'd Rock Bar & Grill. Cyanide will be performing their new album in its entirety that night at the party. 

{To pre-order 21 Gun Salute}

{About The Band And 21 Gun Salute}

Cyanide with Rob Hussey (Front) definitely brings that classic Vegas rock energy to the stage!

Cyanide has been the opening band for a "Who's Who" Of Famous Bands Around the World.

Bands including Skid Row, Krokus, Doro, Black N Blue, Ratt, Loudness, Steel Panther, Geoff Tate, Stephen Pearcy, L.A. Guns, Trixter, Lynch Mob, BulletBoys, Rough Cutt, and Enuff Znuff.

The birth of 21 Gun Salute began way back in 2016 when Rob wrote Fireball. Which would eventually become the 1st song in the upcoming album. While working on the 4th song (2019), the band simply ended. With all that was going on. Rob decided to step away from the music industry. Finally, in 2022, Rob began writing again. Out of nowhere, Rob's life took a negative turn again. Including his Marriage.

Life turned totally around for Rob in 2023. With a new love in his life. Rob found the true meaning of life again!

In April 2024, after losing his longtime producer, Rob's close friend Mike Floros introduced him to producer Ty Sims. There was an Immediate connection. Working together almost non-stop during 2024 and 2025. The album was finally finished! About this time, Kivel Records came into the picture. 

With new members in his band, a new album, a new love in his life, a new producer, and a new record label for his band. Life is finally looking up for Rob.

His story gives a new meaning to "Life Is Music, Music Is Life." And to Never Give Up!

“21 Gun Salute is everything we’ve lived through, fought through, and come out louder for, and as far as the album release party, it’s my way of saying thank you to everyone who has been involved with the making of the album, and every fan who’s been in the trenches with us.” 

Thank You All !

~Rob Hussey~

With 21 Gun Salute, Cyanide doesn’t just honor their past—they’re charging full-speed into the future.

See You At The Release Party.

GE

Cyanide – 21 Gun Salute

1. Is Everybody High?
2. Fireball
3. Back the Fuck Off
4. 21 Gun Salute
5. Never Let Me Go
6. Sweet Little Trash
7. Slip and Slide
8. Get Up and Dance
9. We Want You!
10. Rock and Roll Army
11. As the World Burns
12. Social Media Disease
13. Take What You Want
14. I Love You

{Credits}

Cyanide Members:

Rob Hussey – Lead Vocals, Guitar Nico Hayek – Guitar, Backing Vocals Rikki Sterling – Guitar, Backing Vocals RJ Fraser – Drums, Backing Vocals Mike Campion – Bass, Backing Vocals

Special guest guitar players

Oz Fox Jeff Duncan Keith Robert John Zito Jeremy Varao Erik Johnson

** MTV V.J.: Julie Pyle

Produced by Ty Sims and Rob Hussey Engineered by Jason Saber Mixed and mastered by Ty Sims

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Pyromania Opening Heater Fever Dog Heats Up Count's Vamp'd Las Vegas

Yesterday, I talked about my Saturday night music experience with Pyromania Def Leppard Tribute Band inside Count's Vamp'd Las Vegas. If you haven't had the chance to catch up with this awesome band in concert, you can read about them < here > on my blog.

Today I'm going to talk about the opening band that night, Fever Dog.

Their look, their sound, and their stage presence quickly grabbed my attention!

{About The Band} 

Fever Dog Band Members:

 Danny Graham (Vocals, Guitar) 

Quanah Lienau (Vocals, Guitar) 

Jaxon Fischer (Vocals, Bass)  

Joshua Adams (Vocals, Drums) 

Formed in 2007 as a "Jam Band" by a group of 6th graders in the California Desert. Through the years, their high-energy signature explosive sound and over-the-top stage show performances have made them a "Must-See" in the music industry! 

Fever Dog released their debut EP in 2008 and their first full-length album, Volume One, in 2012. 

This was followed by Second Wind in 2014, which showcased a blend of garage rock and progressive influences. In 2014, they collaborated with 3rd Ear Experience on the split release Dog Ear.  Recently, the band released their third studio album, Alpha Waves, in 2021.

 Fever Dog has shared the stage and tour bills with such notable bands as WOLFMOTHER, FATSO JETSON, and ANGEL. FEVER DOG continues to push the envelope with their high-energy music and unforgettable stage persona. FEVER DOG keeps amassing an ever-growing community of Fever Dog fanatics in every city they perform in. 

After this past weekend, you can add this journalist to the ever-growing list of Rabid Fever Dog Fans! 

~GE~

Management: Bruce Duff bruceduffmusic@gmail.com 

 Booking Agent: Ian Watts ian@atomicmusicgroup.com 

 Band Contact: info@fever-dog.com 

 Website: www.feverdogrocks.com 

 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feverdogrocks/ 

 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/feverdogrocks 

 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/FeverDogRocks/videos 

 Bandcamp: https://feverdog.bandcamp.com 

 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6NjVBX4JFIAxnAkICAGo9J 

 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/fever-dog/582540947

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Pyromania Def Leppard Tribute Band Count's Vamp'd Las Vegas

Pyromania Def Leppard Tribute Band / Count's Vamp'd Las Vegas

Last night, near the end of their performance, Pyromania lead vocalist Andrew Freeman asked the crowd if they enjoyed the "Fake" Def Leppard band. Fake? 

I'm fairly certain that fans around the world would agree that Andrew Freeman, along with Pyromania, is the best in the business with their tribute to Def Leppard. So good, I've heard many say (Me Included) that Pyromania is as good as the original band. Maybe better?

First, the band members left to right.

Patrick McGrath – Bass & Keyboard

Brandon Paul – Lead Guitar

Andrew Freeman – Lead Vocals

James Schultz – Drums

Neal Shelton – Lead Guitar

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About The Band.

Andrew Freeman, a seasoned rock vocalist and guitarist, has performed with Great White, Lynch Mob, Last in Line, and Raiding the Rock Vault. To just name a few bands off of his lengthy musical resume. 

Andrew brings his extensive experience to Pyromania, delivering powerful lead vocals that capture the essence of Def Leppard's sound.

Pyromania has played at various venues, including casinos, concerts in the park, and large events with attendance of well over 10,000 fans. They've performed on AXS TV's "The World's Greatest Tribute Bands," gaining worldwide exposure. The band has collaborated with Def Leppard members, including working with drummer Rick Allen to organize a Def Leppard Fan Convention in Las Vegas, with proceeds benefiting his Raven Drum Foundation. Members have also played, toured, and recorded with Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell.

The band has been performing worldwide for over 20 years, recreating the music and energy of Def Leppard with remarkable accuracy! When I say "Remarkable Accuracy," are they better than the original band? I think so. But you can be the judge for yourself. Check out the band members' social media links above. And go see them. Tour Dates are listed below. 

2025 Tour Dates

May 9 – Agua Caliente Casino, Rancho Mirage, CA​

June 13 – Crawdads on the Lake, Folsom, CA

July 19 – Pike HairFest, Webster, MA

​August 2 – Count's Vamp'd Rock Bar & Grill, Las Vegas, NV

August 16 – City of Roseville Concerts on the Square, Roseville, CA​

August 22 – Apache County Fairgrounds, Saint Johns, AZ​

September 13 – Indian Ranch, Webster, MA​

For the latest updates and ticket information, you can visit Pyromania on their official website or follow them on Bandsintown, or on Facebook.

{My Thoughts About The Bands}

In the end, while Def Leppard made the blueprint, Pyromania has perfected the execution. They’ve captured the energy, precision, and passion of the band’s golden years without the wear and tear of time. For fans who crave the purest hit of Leppard magic, Pyromania isn’t just the next best thing—they might just be the best thing, period.

Long Live Def Leppard & Pyromania!

GE

A special thank you goes out to Korie Koker and Count's Vamp'd for booking the best bands and talent from all over the world and bringing them to Las Vegas for fans like me. Y'all Rock!

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Andrew Freeman's Rock N' Roll Church Celebrates Its Fifth Service Inside Count's Vamp'd Las Vegas

 Last night Andrew Freeman's Rock N' Roll Church celebrated its fifth service inside Count's Vamp'd.

With over two hours of soul-searching classic Rock N' Roll music that soothes your soul. 

With "Rock N' Rev" Andrew Freeman out front and center leading the service.

With his four Rock N' Roll associates beside him spreading the word. 

Members of the Rock N' Roll Church Clergy (Left to Right)

On Guitar Mitch Perry (McAuley Schenker Group, Asia featuring John Payne, Cher)

On Bass Jesse Charland (Hoobastank)

Out Front & Head Rev Andrew Freeman (Raiding The Rock Vault, The Offspring, Last In Line)

On Drums Corky Gainsford (Blue Man Group, BLING, Code Red Riot)

On Guitar Rowan Robertson (Raiding The Rock Vault, Dio, Bang Tango)

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{My Thoughts About The Rock N' Roll Church}

The Rock N' Roll Church brings together a band of Rock ‘N' Roll legends.

The ultimate fusion of experience, talent, and larger-than-life personas. 

It’s more than just a band—it’s a movement, a cleansing of the soul. And a celebration of music that has defined many generations in the past as well into the future!

When rock legends like these five unite, they bring decades of hit songs, unforgettable performances, and the kind of musicianship that only comes with time and experience. Each member has already made history, and together, they redefine it through the Rock N' Roll Church services (Performances).

These five ultra-talented men aren’t just musicians—they’re rock gods who’ve spent a lifetime commanding audiences. From blistering guitar solos to powerhouse vocals, every show is an electrifying spectacle that reminds fans why rock ‘n’ roll will never die. 

Nor will the Rock N' Roll Church!

The Rock N' Roll Church is a must see for every music fan!

~GE~ 

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