The Broken Hearted - Tom Petty Tribute
November 15th, 2024 @ 7:30pm Showtime, (Doors open at 6:30pm)
The BROKEN HEARTED - The #1 Tom Petty Tribute! Get ready to ROCK OUT to all your favorite Tom Petty hits in a night filled with nostalgia and great music. Join us at the The Palace Theatre, Syracuse on FRIDAY 7:30 PM for an unforgettable experience. Bring your friends and sing along to classics like "Free Fallin'" and "American Girl". Don't miss out on this epic tribute to one of the greatest rock legends of all time!
E1PRESENTS - THE BROKENHEARTED the East Coasts #1 Tom Petty Tribute. Formed back in 2013, they have been Rockin the East Coast ever since.
Featuring all your Tom Petty hits like Free Fallin", "Refugee", "I won't back down", "Learning to fly" And "last dance with Mary Jane" Along with so many more..
A must see act, pure perfection, looks, sounds and even plays the harmonica just like Tom Petty!
Starting off with the lead singer Johnny Clifford AKA Johnny/Petty on guitar, harmonica, and lead vocals has been playing the music of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers since first hearing them back in the 70's. Going by the nickname Johnny Petty, as it was a natural fit. We also would like to introduce the man on Keys and some vocals Matthias Donnelly as a musical staple in the North East for over 30yrs, writing movie scores, musical theater, and recording commercials and instructional soundtracks, opening for musical greats like Brian Auger and Eric Burdon. He performed on a hit pick on the billboard 100, played piano on WMHT for a live Jazz series and performed on national television on "The Rich and Famous". Switching gears we have Frank Affinito on drums and vocals, with great sound and tight groove. Charged with extensive harmony duties and sings lead on some vocals. James Cappello the groovy bass player rounding out the rhythm section. James and Johnny have a long musical history playing together for over 40yrs in several bands.
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