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- The Sound of Rock pervaded Las Vegas and the mammoth Consumer Electronics tradeshow with an all-star private concert headlined by famed AEROSMITH guitarist-extraordinaire JOE PERRY.
Joining Perry at the Brooklyn Bowl were ROBIN ZANDER of CHEAP TRICK, GARY CHERONE of EXTREME & VAN HALEN, and the DeLEO BROTHERS of the STONE TEMPLE PILOTS. The band blazed through a 17-song set including Aerosmith classics "Toys in the Attic" and "Walk This Way". The band also hit "Aye, Aye, Aye", the Zander-sung lead single to Perry's new solo release Sweetzerland Manifesto.
CES attracted over 184,000 attendees, but only a couple thousand received the special invitation to the private show, which promoted Perry's new line of products with Monster, Inc. The concert quickly became the talk of the convention and the exposure it brought to the product introduction was priceless. It was a home run for the band, the corporate hosts, and most of all, the fans!
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Music booking and contracting by BROKEN ARROW. Event production by BROOKLYN BOWL.
Joining Perry at the Brooklyn Bowl were ROBIN ZANDER of CHEAP TRICK, GARY CHERONE of EXTREME & VAN HALEN, and the DeLEO BROTHERS of the STONE TEMPLE PILOTS. The band blazed through a 17-song set including Aerosmith classics "Toys in the Attic" and "Walk This Way". The band also hit "Aye, Aye, Aye", the Zander-sung lead single to Perry's new solo release Sweetzerland Manifesto.
CES attracted over 184,000 attendees, but only a couple thousand received the special invitation to the private show, which promoted Perry's new line of products with Monster, Inc. The concert quickly became the talk of the convention and the exposure it brought to the product introduction was priceless. It was a home run for the band, the corporate hosts, and most of all, the fans!
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Music booking and contracting by BROKEN ARROW. Event production by BROOKLYN BOWL.
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