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Hey, Stones fans! Mark your calendars for Thursday, December 5th, 2024, because the Old Town Blues Club in Temecula, California, is about to shake, rattle, and roll with the sounds of Love You Live, a tribute to the one and only Rolling Stones.

The Gig

This isn't just any old tribute show. Love You Live takes you back to 1976-77 when the Stones were at their peak musically and in popularity. They're recreating the raw, live energy from the infamous "Love You Live" album, recorded during the band's tours in Paris and Toronto.

 

 

Doors open at 7 PM, and the band starts at 7:30 PM. This is a 21-and-over event, so leave the kiddos at home. The venue is 28636 Old Town Front St, #102, Temecula. Don't forget your ID!

The Band

Love You Live has been rocking stages for seven years now, and they've got the Stones' live sound down pat. Here's who you'll see on stage:

 

  • Bret Alstadt: Lead Vocals
  • Andy Doty: Rhythm Guitar
  • Mike DiSanti: Lead Guitar
  • Mike Emory: Bass
  • Hector Toro: Drums
  • Walter Gentry: Horns
  • Andrew Gonzalez: Guest Harmonica Player

 

 

And let's not forget the backup vocals from Elisha Van Slyke and Connie Smith. These folks aren't just playing dress-up - they're bringing the Stones' music to life.

What to Expect

This isn't your run-of-the-mill cover band. Love You Live digs deep into the Stones' catalog. Sure, you'll hear tracks from the "Love You Live" album, but they have some surprises for die-hard fans, too.

 

 

The show is based on the Stones' 1976-1977 tour, just before the release of "Some Girls." Many critics reckon this was when the band was at its absolute best. So if you've ever wished you could hop in a time machine and catch the Stones in their prime, this is about as close as you'll get.

The Venue

The Old Town Blues Club is the perfect spot for this gig. It's got that intimate vibe that'll make you feel right in the front row of a Stones concert. If you get peckish, they sell table snacks but leave the outside food at home.

Why You Should Go

Look, if you're a Stones fan, this is a no-brainer. But even if you're just curious about the fuss, Love You Live puts on a show that'll knock your socks off. They've got the music, the energy, and the attitude that made the Rolling Stones legends.

 

 

This isn't just a bunch of guys playing Stones songs. Love You Live captures what made the Stones' live shows so electric. It's raw, energetic, and as close as you can see the real deal without a time machine.

The Music

Expect to hear all the classics. "Brown Sugar," "Jumpin' Jack Flash," "Honky Tonk Women" - they're all on the menu. But Love You Live also digs into some deeper cuts that'll make the hardcore fans grin from ear to ear.

 

 

And let's talk about that harmonica for a second. Andrew Gonzalez is a guest player, but don't let that fool you. He channels the spirit of the Stones' blues roots, adding that extra layer of authenticity to the sound.

The Experience

You'll be transported back to the mid-70s from the first chord strikes. The energy in the room will be electric. Fellow Stones fans surround you, all there for the same reason - to rock out to some of the greatest music ever made.

 

 

Don't be surprised if you sing along, dance in your seat, or even get up to shake a tail feather. That's what the Stones' music does to people, and Love You Live knows how to bring that feeling to life.

Wrap It Up

So there you have it, folks. December 5th, 2024, at the Old Town Blues Club in Temecula. Love You Live is bringing the Rolling Stones to you, minus the time travel and astronomical ticket prices.

 

 

Whether you're a lifelong Stones fan or just curious about what made them such a big deal, this show is for you. It's going to be loud, it's going to be sweaty, and it's going to rock your world.

 

Don't miss this chance to experience the Stones at their peak. Grab your tickets, wear your dancing shoes, and get ready to party like it's 1977. As the Stones themselves would say, "It's only rock 'n' roll, but I like it!"

 

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