The Decade That Rocked Exhibit Running Now Through 8/15 at The Middletown Arts Center!
WeissFest rocked The Middletown Arts Center back in late June. The 3-day event kicked off Mark Weiss’ “The Decade That Rocked” exhibit, running now through 8/15 at The Middletown Arts Center. You can find all kinds of incredible 1980’s Rock photographs, artifacts, and paintings on display. Admission is free, but by appointment. Learn more HERE.
On day 2 of WeissFest, music fans were treated to an all-star free show. Sandwiched between Jersey Rock vets Kodiak and Black Sabbath tribute Just Sabbath was a rare musical experience. Keith Roth’s side project City Asylum. The group hails from Shredwood Forest, NJ and describes themselves as a ” Band of Jersey guys who spent their early formative years going to shows in gritty NYC in the 70’s. We play music that spawned punk.” The band was joined on stage by Jerry Gaskill of Kings X, Kingston & Greystarr, Bumblefoot, and Rock N’ Roll Hall of Famer Carmine Appice. Check out video of the band performing Led Zeppelin’s “Misty Mountain Hop” below.
Learn more about all of Keith Roth’s music projects at mainmanrecords.com.
Order Mark Weiss’ book “The Decade That Rocked” at thedecadethatrocked.com.
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Check out City Asylum with Carmine Appice and Bumblefoot performing “Misty Mountain Hop”!