Reviews

Crash Midnight – Las Vegas House of Blues Show

Band: Crash Midnight
Show Review : Las Vegas House of Blues

Band Members:

Shaun (lead vocals)
Bo (bass guitar)
Alex (lead/rhythm guitar)
Steve (guitars)
Chris (drums)
Eric (guitars)

KLICK IT OR FLICK IT? – KLICK THE FUCKING SHIT OUT OF THIS SHOW

Overall Impression:

Picture this … The Rolling Stones and Aerosmith had a love child and Guns ‘N Roses and The Black Crowes were the Godparents and THAT is Crash Midnight.  There is nothing subtle that happens when these guys take the stage.  They are straight in your face and commanding your attention.  Equality in the performance levels of all members and an incredible balanced sound and ladies they are very easy on the eyes.  I love the song “Roxy” and this was the first time I was able to hear it live and trust when I say they did not disappoint.  The night continued to impress with the band throwing down a dope version of Aerosmith’s Sweet Emotion and the premier of their new song Chinatown.  The only thing I will say was wrong with this show was their set WAS NOT LONG ENOUGH.  They could have played another hour and the crowd but have soaked it up.  Keep in mind I brought 2 VIP’s with me from the industry and when you get them dancing, which is out of the norm, you have that “it factor” cause the suits don’t let loose too much.

Check them out again in Vegas on August 11, 2017 as they open for Steel Panther.  Now THAT is going to be a night to remember.  SEE YOU THERE ROCKERS!!!

Side notes:
1. Follow these guys on social media because I promise they are the ones corresponding with their fans and they are an amazing group of individuals both on stage and off.
2. Follow us on social media so you can see the gallery from the show. Twitter: @695therock_com Facebook: @695therockradio Instagram: djklick695

Cheers to you Crash Midnight and see you in August.

Disclosure:
I am 1 person giving my 1 opinion on tracks/records and some may agree some may disagree.  That is the beauty of any piece of art, each person sees it different. When it comes down to it I am in radio and I am NOT a journalist nor do I pretend to play one on TV so please no grammar police etc.