The Sixties Rock & Roll Revue

The Sixties Rock & Roll Revue returns to the Triad Theater with the John McDermott Band for a concert built around the hit songs of the 1960s. The group recreates the era's rock and roll catalog in a full-band tribute set, drawing from artists including the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Byrds, Bob Dylan, Cream, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Doors, Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, Santana, the Who and the Zombies. It is a broad survey rather than a single-artist salute, with a changing program of familiar material from one of rock's defining decades.

The revue is led by John McDermott, its singer, guitarist and founder. The listing describes the ensemble as professional musicians who have toured internationally and performed with notable figures in rock and roll, though it does not name those artists. McDermott frames the project as a way of keeping Sixties music “alive and well.” The current Triad listing also names Ed Alstrom, organist for the New York Yankees, among the featured players, and identifies John Merjave with the Weeklings and Max Weinberg's Jukebox. Available material does not specify where the revue is based, and no independent reviews are provided.