“Toto’s favorite cover of ‘Africa’” – Yahoo! Music
“Terrific!” – Dennis DeYoung (Styx)
“Love this cover!” – Sarah McLachlan
“Thank you very much! Beautiful. Great job!” – Geddy Lee (Rush)
“One of the best Africa cover versions ever recorded.” – BBC Radio
Get ready for an unforgettable night as Mike Massé returns to Salt Lake City to blow your mind with his special brand of acoustic classic rock. Reuniting with his longtime YouTube collaborator and friend, Jeff Hall, Mike will take the stage and transport you back to the golden era of rock, delivering powerful acoustic renditions of your favorite classic hits.
Mike is an internationally acclaimed artist whose acoustic arrangements are praised for their originality and emotional impact. Legends of rock like Toto have expressed their love and gratitude for his renditions of their finest works.
From the hauntingly beautiful melodies of the Beatles to the iconic anthems of U2, Mike Massé's soulful voice and masterful guitar skills will leave you in awe. Don't miss this chance to witness a true musical genius in action. Grab your friends, family, and fellow music lovers and secure your tickets now! It's going to be an evening filled with unforgettable memories and timeless music.
From the 60’s to the 90’s, there will be something in the concert from each era of 20th century classic rock. Cover the music, cover the world.
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ABOUT THE HALL BROS. BAND:
Careful shepherds of classic forms of folk, jam band, rock and traditional acoustic music, the Hall Bros. Band have been singing, performing, and playing together for decades.
From early beginnings anchored in the free and joyful music of the 1960s and 70s, the HBB have marinated their sound and vibe into a tasty reflection of their individual and joint loves from music, harmony, rhythm and story telling. The family ties only help to cement their groove, with not but a quick nod or a look to signal adventurous paths through old, familiar tunes. It's rare to see family groups nowadays; it's even rarer to see groups acting as family, and that's what gives the HBB an added measure of authenticity - it's all in the family.
