MUSIC
Peachtree Tavern’s Rockin’ Eve with MissUsed
New Years Rockin’ Eve with MissUsed!
All you drink domestic bottles and well drinks from 9-12am!
First 100 tickets are just $20
$30 in advance
$40 at the door!
New Years Rockin’ Eve with MissUsed!
All you can drink domestic bottles and well drinks from 9-12am!
First 100 tickets are just $20
$40 at the door!
What do you get when you take tons of energy, the widest variety of music you’ll ever hear from one cover band, along with many years of experience and throw it all on one stage for one night? The answer is clear: MISSUSED! 
Hailing from Birmingham, AL and rocking venues across the eastern United States comes 673 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal known as MissUsed. Fronted by the lovely, sexy, and talented Roxy Lane, the band gigs over 200 shows a year and brings the show back to rock-n-roll! MissUsed will take you on a musical journey through the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s with their extensive set list of party song favorites guaranteed to put a smile on your face and have you singing and dancing the night away. A MissUsed show does not stop with great music; the band travels with a visually impressive light show and the crowd interaction between the band and spectators is second to none.
MissUsed has quickly become one of the most professional bands on the circuit and has no plans to stop taking over the scene anytime soon. People say all cover bands are the same, playing the same songs every night, but not MissUsed. Come to a show prepared to hear anything from Michael Jackson, Rage Against The Machine, Carrie Underwood, and yes, the good ole 80’s tunes that every cover band masters.
MissUsed will keep you guessing from song to song and night to night, always leaving you wanting more. Don’t miss the opportunity to arrive early to make sure you get a spot in the front row, because that’s where all the good stuff happens!
Have you been MissUsed lately? Come find out why being MissUsed is the greatest experience in the world!
I owe him a poem:
Here’s a story of a sad clown who one night in February was traveling through O-town.
He brought a suitcase and a lot of gum, he brought music and videos and tons of fun.
He sang high but mostly he sang low, and he put of one hell of a good show.
He gave a bearded guy a cupcake and danced with a lady, a wolf he would make
There is no doubt he is a boss sir, he even got love from Kevin Costner.
Fans filled the plaza for a night of delight as the 7 foot clown gave us some real insight.
He sang Bowie and Queen and even some Who, also Cash, Lorde and “Let it go” too
Videos played of pets and babies crying, also beautiful artwork and people smiling.
Last night Orlando was anything but mad as we showed much love for a clown that is sad.
Ok, I’d cry too after that poem. Here’s some more info:
If you haven’t been to see a Puddles Pity Party show, you are missing out.
The show had me smiling and laughing so hard my stomach hurt, but I was also moved so many times by the range of Puddles voice. True entertainment never gets old and I have a feeling he is going to last forever.
I loved the interaction he had with the crowd. He pulled numerous people up to help him on stage and all of them were good sports, one man even singing the entire song, “All by myself” karaoke style! The show was so well thought out and planned but with room for some hilarious improv. Especially at the end when he pulled the 3 fans from the audience dressed like clowns. At the end of them performing together, Puddles suddenly remembers that he is scared of clowns! Genius!
Hands down one of the best performances I’ve seen in years.
Big Mike Geier and his Kingsized Rock ‘n Roll Orchestra, along with the Dames Aflame Dancers, Lil’ Santa and other special guests, bring tidings of comfort and joy with their signature glitz and glamour in what has become a tinsel-time tradition at the Variety Playhouse. The all-ages 90-minute show features your Holiday favorites by the likes of Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Andy Williams, Heat Miser, The Grinch and more!
Photo: Emily Butler
We caught up with Big Mike to ask a few questions.
TBB: Big Mike! It’s been a couple years since we had the pleasure of seeing you perform live. We are so excited to be back in Atlanta and we are ready for this show. What can you tell us about this years event?
Big Mike: Welcome back to Atlanta, Ange! We’re also excited to be in town for another wild and wonderful Holiday Jubilee. We like to honor the tradition that the Jubilee has become and don’t mess too much with the format. You can expect the always magnificent sounds of the 12-piece Kingsized Rock ‘n Roll orchestra performing your favorite holiday classics and the dazzling Dames Aflame dancers providing the glamour. The show is all about holiday nostalgia, whatever that means to you: Bing Crosby, Andy Williams, Donnie Hathaway, The Grinch, Rankin Bass, Peanuts, the Dreidel Song? It’s all in there.
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