ROD Stewart Experience by Rick St James Band

Singer/ Songwriter/ EntertainerA world class singer, Rick St. James performs the music of Rod Stewart and brings down the house with his salute to Rod's American and British rock, Motown, Soul and Rhythm and Blues Classics. Rick’s strong renditions of The Great American Songbook standards are another example of his unique versatility. A true singers singer, Rick has toured and recorded extensively all over the world. Rod Stewart's flamboyance, his pop rock, soul and folk influences allow Rick to be eclectic on stage and give the audience what it wants. This veteran entertainer with his band or solo, will have you standing and screaming encore after encore.Rick is the only Rod Stewart Tribute Artist chosen as lead singer for a revival of the 70's, 80's touring and platinum recording Rod Stewart Group The show features some of the veteran players of Rod Stewart's own touring bands: Drummer Carmine Appice, guitarist's Danny Johnson and Paul Warren. Alan St. Jon on Keys, and Kenny Aaronson on bass. Phil Chen and Jimmy Crespo. How it all startedIn 2008 with tribute bands popping up all over and Rick's obvious resemblance to the superstar, Rick was encouraged to sing a few Rod Stewart songs after his blues band opened up. He made Rod part of his Rock n' Soul Show that year and it soon became the main attraction.Rick St. James the early yearsRecording at Atlantic Records, Vanguard, The Hit Factory and Capitol Recording Studios among others. Releasing original albums on independent labels and Capitol records. Rick started writing songs when he was very young and it was soon after that he recorded his first album and continues writing to this day. Playing guitar, bass, and Hammond in his earliest bands. His influences are many.... from soul, blues, and British hard rock to punk, classical, middle eastern and African rhythms. A short acting career appearing at Playhouse on The Mall and The Schubert Theater in New York City ended when he realized he was going from a diff

Time: 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm