POIZON'US AND JUMP AMERICAN VAN HALEN EXPERINCE
The crowd was ready for nothing but a good time, and it didn't get better than this. From the moment the poizonus hit the stage, it felt like we’d been transported straight back to the wild days of the Sunset Strip.
Matty Bee strutted out in a bandana, and a cowboy hat and oozed that unmistakable Bret Michaels charisma. His voice nailed the balance between grit and melody, especially on classics like “I Want Action, Your Mama Don't Dance, Talk Dirty to Me and Fallen Angel". The guitar work was pure fireworks and delivered sharp solos, big riffs, and that sweet 80's tone that made every power chord feel like an anthem. The drums slammed every beat with arena-sized energy, while the bass laid down a groove that kept the whole room moving. Together, Poizonus recreated the feel of Poison’s biggest hits.
The highlight came when the band launched into “Every Rose Has Its Thorn", and it was one of those moments where you could almost forget it wasn’t the real Poison onstage, just pure nostalgia.
By the end of the set, the audience was cheering and shouting for more and Poizonus played "Nothin but a Good Time". Poizonus didn’t just play the songs; they captured the spirit, fun, and freedom. It was a perfect Poison fix for fans who still love a bit of glam with their rock.
It was a night of pure rock nostalgia as Jump: America’s Van Halen Experience hit the stage, and they brought the timeless sound and swagger of Van Halen roaring back to life. From the opening riff of “Runnin’ with the Devil” to the final blast of “Ain’t Talkin’ ’Bout Love", the band delivered an authentic, high-voltage show that thrilled fans from start to finish.
As the set kicked off with "Unchained and Panama", Cody Alexander, playing the role of Eddie Van Halen, was nothing short of electrifying. His guitar work was a perfect blend of precision and fire, and his searing solos, brought an unmistakable tone that defined an era. Every time he stepped up for a solo, the crowd responded with cheers, and was completely caught up in the energy he brought to the stage.
Behind the kit, Eric Sutherland channelled Alex Van Halen with thunderous power and perfect timing, and he demonstrated his skills on the drums with his drum solo. As they continued to play "Runnin With The Devil, Hot For Teacher and On Fire", he drove every song with explosive fills and relentless energy, and he kept the set tight and dynamic.
The set continued with "I'm the one, Everybody Wants Some and Atomic Punk" and Jarrett Cunningham took on the role of Michael Anthony, and he delivered solid bass lines and pitch-perfect backing vocals that gave each song that classic Van Halen punch. His stage presence and harmonies added a layer of authenticity that true fans couldn’t miss. Then the band got a family photo with the fans to relive their glory days and it brought the metal horns out. Followed by an epic Bass Solo.
The set continued with "Mean Street , Little Dreamer , Dance the Night Away and Feel Your Love Tonight" , and Michael Stephen embodied David Lee Roth with pure charisma. Michael brought a wide smile, wild kicks and playful banter to the crowd, and he brought the fun spirit of David Lee Roth to life. His vocals were strong and full of attitude, and he captured a larger-than-life frontman energy.
Together, the four musicians recreated the magic of Van Halen with their passion and top-tier musicianship, and "Beautiful Girls , 1984 , Jump and Eruption" had the audience singing every word and raising their hands in the air.
By the time “Ain't Talkin Bout Love and ” closed the night, the crowd was completely lost in the moment, and they were dancing and cheering.
Jump: America’s Van Halen Experience didn't just perform the songs. They brought incredible attention to detail and unstoppable energy. Cody, Eric, Jarrett, and Michael brought Van Halen’s spirit roaring back to life in a show that reminded everyone why this music still matters.