Surprising to me, the crowed ate up the few solo songs that Gramm dusted off for this special evening. From that point on, the energetic audience in attendance were treated to hit after hit with a Foreigner heavy set including fan favorites “Cold As Ice”, “Double Vision” and a rowdy version of “Urgent” with the more rare “Blue Morning, Blue Day” being thrown in for the die hards. The Lou Gramm band began their thirteen song return to the stage with the fitting “Feels Like The First Time” which ended with a standing ovation to welcome Lou and his band back to Niagara Falls, NY. While considered a homecoming of sorts, this show was Lou’s first of the year, which featured a group of musicians that had chemistry and musical freshness that was a breath of fresh air in the sometimes stale concert market these days.Īccompanied by D-Drive’s Don Mancuso on guitar, the band was completed with bassist AD Zimmer, keyboardist Andy Knoll, and brother Ben Gramm on drums. Rochester, NY native Lou Gramm has just that quality, proving the statement correct by rocking the close to capacity crowd at the Bears Den inside the Seneca Niagara Casino on Friday evening.
Classic rock is a varied genre that sometimes is only distinguishable by distinct and unique vocals, sometimes being accepted as instruments on their own.
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