Velvet Sessions Welcomes Little River Band
I remember listening to the Little River Band while I was growing up. They had this smooth, mellow sound but also got you in the mood to get your groove on. Oh Yeah! If you have not heard of the Velvet Sessions at the Hard Rock, it is a very intimate way of getting close to some of the most iconic bands and artists of our time. Let’s take a look back at who has been playing in just the past few months. In March, we had the great opportunity to see and hear Taylor Dayne, in April we had a great time listening to Carl Dixon of The Guess Who and in May we saw The Fixx. Now it is time to get prepared for The Little River Band. Even if you don’t think you know who they are, you will definitely know them by the music that they play.
When will LRB perform?
The Band will be performing in just a few weeks on June 27th, 2013.
Tell me a little about the Band
I will do even better than that. If you are not sure if you know who LRB is or what major hits they had in the past, check out our videos in this post. You will probably be surprised at how many songs you know. The Little River Band Started in Australia back in the mid 1970’s and became pretty famous here in the States in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Some of the biggest hits they had during this time are:
- Reminiscing
- Cool Change
- Lonesome Loser
- We Two
Ticket Prices and other Details
If you have been to any major concerts lately, you will find that these tickets are pretty easy on the wallet in comparison. If you purchase your tickets online, they will only run $29 and if you pick them up at the door, if there are any left, they will be $35. If you purchase your tickets online, you will be given early access to the venue.
Additional Information:
Here are a few of Little River Band Videos
Reminiscing
Lonesome Loser
We Too
Please note the information and fees provided can change without notice, however, was accurate when published. To confirm all details you will need to check directly with Hard Rock or the Velvet Sessions.
