Bad Moon Rising, a Classic Tributes Live band, invites you to take a trip down the Mississippi delta as they pay tribute to arguably the greatest rock band North America ever produced. Creedence Clearwater Revival. 

CCR was an American Roots rock band who's sound incorporated southern, country and blues rock. The resulting sound and success (built on the distinctive vocals, wailing guitar and song writing style of John Fogarty) became known as swamp rock, and CCR was the pioneer of the genre. CCR was prolific during a 4-year period between 1969 and 1971. This period produced fourteen consecutive top 10 singles and five consecutive top 10 albums including two that reached number one. 

 

Bad Moon Rising will take you from the band's headlining of the  1969 Woodstock Festival to their acrimonious disbandment in 1972 and beyond.  Let's travel with the band up around the bend and run through the jungle into the bayou and home to Green River where we can look out the backdoor, down on the corner and see the rain. Hey tonight we'll all be the fortunate ones and proud as Mary. 

This band of professional musicians have been touring the country playing CSNY tunes for over a decade. Audiences are consistently blown away by the topflight musicianship and incredibly tight harmonies created by the members of Southern Cross. Songs like Love the One You're With, Woodstock, and the eponymous Southern Cross are delivered with tight musical accuracy and vocal performances that harken back to the days in Laurel Canyon when the genesis of CSNY was formed. The group also plays selected hits from their solo careers, including Neil Young's Heart of Gold and Cinnamon Girl as well as the classics Treetop Flyer and Dark Star from the catalogue of Stephen Stills. 

 

Wear your tie dye shirt and peace sign necklace, jump on the Marrakesh Express and come celebrate the music and careers of the first "Super Group" coming out of California, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young as presented by Southern Cross

 

 Promo video: https://vimeo.com/user16757294/382510821?share=copy

 

Tickets- $25 General Admission, $30 Balcony, $35 Preferred Seating (seating closer to the stage, limited available)

No refunds or exchanges permitted.