
Tribute acts bring rock legends to life at Casino Rama this summer
Casino Rama Resort is turning up the volume this summer with a series of tribute concerts that promises to transport audiences back to the golden era of classic rock.
Fans will be out of their seats and on their feet reliving the thunderous sounds of Led Zeppelin to the soaring vocals of Journey and the psychedelic spectacle of Pink Floyd.
On August 2, the resort will welcome Led Zepagain, a band often hailed as the most authentic Led Zeppelin tribute act in the world. Even Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page has given the group his seal of approval, once calling it the closest to the real deal.
Led Zepagain has been paying homage to the iconic British band for more than 35 years. The performance starts at 8 p.m., with tickets ranging from $30 to $60.
Fans of Journey can catch E5C4P3 ‐ The Journey Tribute on August 8. The band has been performing the hits of Journey for over three decades, with frontman Jason Kelty delivering a not-to-be-missed take on lead singer Steve Perry's vocal style. The show aims to replicate the sights and sounds of Journey's early 80s heyday, offering hits like 'Don't Stop Believin' and 'Open Arms.' Showtime is 9 p.m., with tickets ranging from $20 to $50.
Finally, on September 25, the Australian Pink Floyd Show takes the stage as part of its Wish You Were Here 50th Anniversary Tour. The band has sold more than four million tickets globally and is renowned for its meticulous recreation of Pink Floyd's music and stage production. Tickets for the show start at $40.
Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster.
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