Lies Or Lullabies with Still The Same
Tributes to Mellencamp, Adams, Springsteen & Seger
A Full Night of the BEST Classic Rock on the Planet
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Buffalo Rose proudly presents Lies or Lullabies and Still The Same — a night of truly epic rock-’n’-roll. Lies or Lullabies pays tribute to the heartland-rock anthems of John Cougar Mellencamp, Bryan Adams and Bruce Springsteen — the songs that made you feel alive. Meanwhile, Still The Same delivers homage to the vintage energy of Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band: gritty, soulful, and unforgettable. Come relive the classics — every chord, every chorus — a celebration of the rock that shaped generations.
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Lies or Lullabies is a Colorado-based rock band celebrating the music of Bryan Adams, John Cougar Mellencamp & Bruce Springsteen. Featuring John Gallagher (My Blue Sky), Paul Webb (SFS), Jay Meikrantz (Psychophonics), Mike Finkiewicz (Southside Mike), and Rob Smith (My Blue Sky), the band delivers all the hits you know and love from these two iconic artists. Alongside these classics, you may also hear a few originals from time to time. Songs from their debut album If A Tree Falls have been featured on KCOS Digital Media, The Sound Café, Blues and Roots Radio, Indie Americana, and many more—also streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Led by Glenn Vigil as Bob Seger, the band is comprised of respected veterans of the Colorado musical circuit in addition to a couple of talented fresh faces.
Over the course of six decades, Seger and his backup bands, including the Silver Bullet Band, landed 31 hit songs on the Billboard Hot 100 and sold over 75 million records worldwide. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2012.
We’re Still the Same balances its Seger set by including fiery roots rockers (“Katmandu,” “Her Strut,” “The Fire Down Below”) melodic masterpieces (“Still the Same,” “Mainstreet,” “Against the Wind”), garage psychedelia (“Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man”), introspective anthems (“Turn the Page,” “Travelin’ Man”/Beautiful Loser”) and the bedrock classic “Old Time Rock and Roll.”
