Entertainment & Promotions Calendar

Entertainer Frank Salerno steers you through the greatest pop, hip-hop, country and R&B hits: Blake Shelton, Michael Bublé, Nelly, Morgan Wallen, Backstreet Boys, Snoop Dogg, Usher and more!

A musical jukebox, Frank has wowed audiences at The Redhead Piano Bar in Chicago, The Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills and The Bar at Times Square at the New York, New York in Las Vegas – just to name a few.

Bring your friends and your requests for an interactive good time to kick up your evening fun!

There is little doubt among the rock community that the legendary alternative hard rock band Jane’s Addiction earns high ranks as one of the most powerful and enigmatic bands in rock history. Jane’s Addiction release of Nothing’s Shocking - an album like no other then, and like few others now. Many critics were puzzled in 1988 upon first hearing those 11 songs. “A classic love ’em or hate ’em outfit,” Rolling Stone observed.

As described on the band’s own website, the music runs from proggy pomp (“Up the Beach”), to stripped-down, barking punk (“Idiot’s Rule,” “Had A Dad”), to thundering hard rock (“Mountain Song,” “Ocean Size”). It’s dubby and doomy one moment (“Ted Just Admit It,” which features samples of dialogue from serial killer Ted Bundy) and sweet and pastoral the next (“Summertime Rolls”). There’s whimsy inside (“Standing in the Shower Thinking”), hilarity, too (the faux lounge-jazz of “Thank You Boys”), and… there’s “Pigs In Zen.” How does one even describe “Pigs in Zen” except to ask, “What other songs are like ‘Pigs in Zen?’” Oh, yes, and it also contains modern rock’s “Free Bird” — the sad, sweet, and eternal “Jane Says,” a steel-drum-driven pop gem that everyone can sing along to. The riff and the chorus are in our DNA a quarter-century on.

Nothing’s Shocking - Jane’s Addiction Tribute, was formed in 2020 (risen from its previous incarnation as Jane’s cover band and local fave, Idiots Rule). Nothing’s Shocking consists of Marco Lago-Ferrari as Perry Farrell, Dusty Dunkle as Dave Navarro, Mike Farnsworth as Eric Avery and Paul Davis as Stephen Perkins. These four seasoned musicians bring an over-the-top, high-energy live show combined with virtuosic musicianship and the striking visual presence of an authentic early era Jane’s Addiction concert.

The ultimate Jane’s Addiction Tribute! Nothing’s Shocking live, album quality production of Jane’s Addiction’s greatest hits (and cult faves) preserves the image, sound and stage persona of an early era Jane’s Addiction concert experience. Audiences are amazed at the accuracy of Nothing’s Shocking’s live retrospective journey through such Jane’s Addiction songs as “Been Caught Stealing,” “Jane Says,” “Stop!” “Three Days,” “Just Because,” “Mountain Song,” “Summertime Rolls,” “Ted, Just Admit It,” “Pigs in Zen,” “Ain’t No Right” and many more!!

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Prepare for a night of hysterical laughter as Las Vegas headliner and former America’s Got Talent winner, Terry Fator, takes the stage. Featuring comedy, music and parody through his amazing skill as one of the world's top ventriloquists, Fator is also known for his spot-on celebrity impressions.

All attendees of the event must be 21+.

Entertainer Frank Salerno steers you through the greatest pop, hip-hop, country and R&B hits: Blake Shelton, Michael Bublé, Nelly, Morgan Wallen, Backstreet Boys, Snoop Dogg, Usher and more!

A musical jukebox, Frank has wowed audiences at The Redhead Piano Bar in Chicago, The Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills and The Bar at Times Square at the New York, New York in Las Vegas – just to name a few.

Bring your friends and your requests for an interactive good time to kick up your evening fun!

Rojito is a Seattle-based Latin DJ with a diverse sound. Born in Silver Springs, Maryland, Rojito was thrust into a popping east coast music scene. Rojito was born from an immigrant family (Dominican) and an American family of musical diversity. It was here he was able to hear and develop sounds that others simply could not, allowing him to have a different vibe.

Being the son of a military man also gave Rojito the opportunity to move to different regions and allowed him to develop a diverse palate in music. Coming from the northeast, Rojito was always fascinated with music, so he bought his first console and has been at it ever since.

DJing in locations in NYC, Allentown, Destin and Orlando, he is now performing in the Seattle area, with residency at the Night Owl in Tacoma and the Golden Fleece in Everett. Rojito also rotates at Club SUR and other locations in the Pacific Northwest. His focus is to read the crowd and let people hear a different vibe that they will not hear from any other DJ. El único.

Madman Across The Water - The Music of Elton John is a new project from Seattle-based artist Andrew Vait (SISTERS, The Little Lies).

The project is built on the energy and momentum of Vait's Fleetwood Mac tribute, The Little Lies, and faithful to the mythos of Elton John.

Vait carefully chose the words to describe the project, emphasizing that the focus is on interpreting and upholding the unrivaled craftsmanship in songwriting and stage performance that threads through Elton John’s legacy.

“Madman Across The Water” honors the music of Elton John and is dedicated to the memory of Vait’s mother who died in September of 2022 after a battle with cancer. Vait recalls listening to Elton John with his mom: “We would listen together and she would sing along while I learned the words.” The music instilled in Vait a deep sense of empathy and softness that has profoundly influenced his career as a performer and recording artist.

Vait describes a dream he had as a child shortly after beginning piano lessons, where he could move his hands across the keyboard and the sounds of Elton John would come gliding out. “It was as simple as flying," Vait muses. In a sense, this project is a dream come true for Vait.

If you know and love the music of Elton John, you don't want to miss Madman Across The Water.