Spike and the Impalers - classic rock in Edmonds Feb 19

Spike and the Impalers

Local classic rock tribute band Spike and the Impalers, led by morning radio show co-hosts Bob Rivers and Spike O’Neill, make their triumphant return to Edmonds for a great night of classic rock at Edmonds Center for the Arts, Saturday February 19 at 8:00 pm. 

Tickets are available online or by phone 425-275-9595.  Ticket prices are $40 and $30.

Formed by radio host Bob Rivers and his co-host Spike O'Neill, this classic-rock tribute band continues to make friends and fans as they tour the Puget Sound region. Formed five years ago with O’Neill on lead vocals, Rivers on keyboards, Dudley Taft (of Seattle bands Sweetwater and Second Coming) on guitar, and drummer Jeff Kathan and bassist Lynn Sorensen of The Paul Rogers Band, the band has built their reputation by giving the people what they want – straight ahead classic rock. “Young stud” guitarist Aaron Balsley, who won a Spike and the Impalers talent search, brings his own flash to the stage, along with the guitar wizardry of Amy Stolzenbach, a founding member of the all-girl AC/DC tribute band Hell’s Belles. Special guest performers include former show member and current Q13 morning show co-anchor Kaci Aichison on vocals and recent American Idol contestant Danelle Hayes.

Edmonds Center for the Arts (ECA), is a non-profit performing arts facility located in picturesque downtown Edmonds, Washington. Housed in the historic original Edmonds High School building, ECA was remodeled and opened in October 2006 to be a cultural resource for the Puget Sound region through performing arts presentations, community partnerships and education outreach programs.