Dan McGuinness Band

Hired them for a private party at 210 LIVE and to say they impressed all is an understatement! They sounded fantastic! So fun. Dan’s voice is unbelievable. They were the hit of our party!
Super easy to work with and very professional.

Our concert series, Tri-State Concert Association brought in Blue Moon Swamp / CCR - John Fogerty tribute. Wow, what a night! They had the crowd from note one. Great guys, easy to work with .... a wonderful evening all around. Audience so pleased, we've had tons of requests for return. Highly recommend

We attended the show at M Resort in Nevada November 16 and BMS with Dan McGuinness rocked the house. Audience started cheering as soon as the opening song started. This is a true tribute to John Fogerty and the CCR music. I've seen a Fogerty/CCR concert and this band is true to all the music and Dan McGuinness has the voice and movements of John Fogerty totally. The songs they played brought back so many memories, but there were some fresh new feelings too. The show list included all the biggest hits, plus extras. "Who'll Stop the Rain", "Lodi", "Have You Ever Seen The Rain?", "Bad Moon Risin'", "Fortunate Son", "Down on the Corner", "Doo,Doo,Doo (Lookin' Out My Back Door)", "Born on the Bayou", and a goose-bump, tear-jerking version of "Deja Vu". They played a full concert, with people dancing, clapping, and singing along. At the end, when people were cheering and didn't want it to end, they played a number of encores, including "Proud Mary". They did a 9 minute version of "Susie Q", as on the original album. We would travel to see them and know they have fans all over the country. Can't wait to see where they will be next. M Resort was also a great place to stay. Nice people everywhere, from front desk to restaurants to shuttle drivers. Hope to see BMS again soon.

My wife and I attended their concert last night (November 16, 2013). I have been a fan of CCR since my Air Force days in the late 60's. The concert was held in what could be best described as a large Quonset hut. The acoustics were terrible, so the bands sound was not what it should have been. This is the first time we heard BMS. The group concentrated mostly on the "country" side of CCR and pretty much ignored the "rock n roll" side. They skipped most of CCR's top songs and did a half hearted effort on Susie Q, in fact, they didn't even finish it, just stopped. Strange I thought. Many people left the showroom before they finished. Please guys, dump the country and stick with the rock.

I played in front of these guys and i had the opportunity to watch their show and hang out with them afterwards. I thought they did a great job of engaging the audience and doing honor to the origianl CCR!