Randy Rogers Band FINALLY returned to The Grizzly Rose on Friday night, much to the delight of adoring fans.
Sharing new tunes, old tunes, and everything in between, Randy Rogers led Geoffrey Hill on lead guitar, Jon “Chops” Richardson on bass guitar, Brady Black on fiddle, Les Lawless on drums, and Todd Stewart on piano, mandolin, and vocals.
Beginning the set with Interstate, and going right into Buy Myself a Chance, Tonight’s Not the Night, and Kiss Me in the Dark, RRB had the crowd singing and howling at the moon.
Other songs included Lonely Too Long, San Antone, Fuzzy, and In My Arms. Find the full set list below. Visit the RRB website for more information: RandyRogersBand.com.
Denver’s own Union Gray opened up the show with their country-rock sounds. Led by Scott Gray on lead vocals and guitar, Union Gray opened the night with original tunes, Albuquerque Sunset and I Swear, before hitting the growing crowd with the Red Dirt staple, Cry Lonely. Other solid originals included 31 Miles to Wheatland, Just Wanted You To Know, and Southbound Train. More songs from their most recent release included the title track, Rocky Mountain Raised, Right, First Time, Ways to be Wicked, and Long Gone. Union Gray hit their marks and played their originals, as well as classic covers, including Grow Old and Ain’t Living Long Like This, and Broken Windon Serenade to the early arrivals. Find their full set list below.
Union Gray featured Scott Gray on lead vocals and guitar, Mary Gray on backup vocals and percussion, Charley Johnson on lead guitar, James Nelson on drums, Doug Krause on keys, and Brad Robson on bass.
Check www.uniongray.com for more information on this Colorado-based band.
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