Hot Rocks Rolling Stones Tribute
- Chicago, IL
- Rolling Stones Tribute Band
- Travels nationwide
- $1200 and up.
Overview
More than a tribute, Hot Rocks celebrates The Rolling Stones with an all ages show complete with the sound, the look and the energy. Celebrating The Stones 50th Anniversary with a variety of songs, performed electric or acoustic.
The Rolling Stones, Paramount Pictures & Martin Scorsese selected Hot Rocks to represent the Midwest. Bobby Keys, Rolling Stones sax player performed 2 shows with Hot Rocks. Featured on TV, the radio and in the news. Performances at all types events, public and private to audiences ranging from 100 to over 10,000. The 'almost famous' Hot Rocks show is now available for your event. 'It's always a party with Hot Rocks.' That's what our fans and clients say.
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Booking Info
What to Expect
Hot Rocks presents a complete all ages theater-like Rolling Stones show, with the sound, the look, the and the energy. Audience participation is encouraged. Our musicians are wireless and free to roam through the audience when it is an event where this is possible. Performing since 1994, Hot Rocks recreates The Rolling Stones experience as close to The Stones as you can get. Performing for intimate audience of 100 to concerts of more than 10,000. Featured on TV, Radio and in the news, Hot Rocks is available for your next event. Contact us to get your date booked.
About
Hot Rocks is based in Chicago. Performing since 1994 at all types of public and private events, clubs, fests, parties of all types, weddings, corporate events throughout Chicago area and the Midwest - will travel. Each Hot Rocks musician brings their special talents to the stage entertaining audiences of all ages with Rolling Stones songs from the early 60's to current Stones songs. Bobby Keys, sax player for The Rolling Stones performed 2 shows with Hot Rocks before going on The Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary Tour. Hot Rocks was selected by The Rolling Stones, Paramount Pictures, & Martin Scorsese to perform for the media/VIP pre-screening of the 'Shine-A-Light IMAX movie Chicago premier after party at Navy Pier and to 'officially' represent the Midwest. Hot Rocks 'Mick' is said to be the best look-a-like and sound-a-like, as stated by James Phelge, author and former Rolling Stones roommate. It is common for people to say, I thought I was hearing 'The Rolling Stones' as I entered the club/venue/fest/party, etc. The band performs as 'close as you can get to the Stones' with the sound, the look, the costumes and the on-stage antics and energy. We want to perform for your next event. It's always a party with Hot Rocks. Contact us and see for yourself.
Services Offered
Upcoming Booked Events
| May 30, 2020 • 7:00pm - 11:00pm | Fundraiser |
| July 14, 2020 • 7:30pm - 9:00pm | Festival |
Past Booked Events
| December 28, 2019 • 9:00pm - 10:00pm | Birthday Party |
Set List
These are sample set lists - we arrange our sets to suit each event. You can request your favorite Stones tunes from our songlist - songlist sent upon request. We perform Stones songs from the 60's to current Stones songs.
Set 1
Start Me Up
Sad Sad Sad
If You can’t Rock Me
Tumblin’ Dice
Happy
Honky Tonk Women
Dead Flowers
Beast of Burden
Heartbreaker
Under My Thumb
Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Set 2
Satisfaction
Only Rock & Roll
Let’s Spend the Night Together
Live With Me
Bitch
Little Red Rooster
Little Queenie
Paint It Black
Ruby Tuesday
Like A Rolling Stone
Sympathy For The Devil
Set 3
Miss You
Monkey Man
Get Off My Cloud
Brown Sugar
Street Fightin’ Man
Time Is On My Side
Oh Carol
Let It Bleed
All Over Now
Route 66
Midnight Rambler
Team
| Dana Bloom | Band Manager |
| Ed Bloom | as 'Mick' lead vocals/harmonica |
| Chris Minardi | as 'Keith' lead guitar/vocals |
| Bobby Koll | as 'Brian/Ronnie' guitar |
| Carmie Zac | as 'Bill' bass guitar |
| Paul Mally | as 'Stu' keyboard |
| Joe Wejman | as 'Charlie' drums |
Influences & Inspiration
The Rolling Stones and the many great musicians that came before them.
Setup Requirements
Stageplot available upon request
Testimonials
“Besides the great music, you have the best “Mick” lookalike and soundalike of any of the Stones tribute bands I’ve seen.”
– James Phelge
I just wanted to thank you again for a wonderful event at Diversey Yacht Club. The Hot Rocks band brought in members that rarely attend club functions. The place was packed and the dance floor was rocking.
The band was incredible and the lead singer had Mick Jagger’s look and moves down pat. The crowd was thoroughly entertained not only by the music, but by the group’s performance. Everyone commented how great it was that the guitar players moved throughout the crowd and interacted with the audience. It truly was a multi-dimensional show.
– Entertainment Director
'"Crazy Eddie" Bloom was shocked the first time someone told him he was a dead ringer for Mick Jagger, just after he'd finished singing a Rolling Stones tune at a birthday party. ... At a Hot Rocks show at the Windmill City Festival in Batavia, the crowd is in the thousands, but the beer garden is 30 yards from the stage and no one except half a dozen elementary school kids is dancing to "Let's Spend the Night Together." Bloom takes his mic all 30 yards, bringing along a giant red mouth that he stitched in the model of the Stones' logo, and starts licking people with it. Somehow, within 10 minutes, 100 people are pressed against the stage, dancing. ... '
– Steve Hendershot - Special to the Tribune
Rock 'n' role play
Live out your rock 'n' roll fantasy
So the "Mick" is a little too young. But with dead-on vocals, and elaborate costumes and staging, these masters of mimicry will fulfill your rock 'n' roll fantasies.
Hot Rocks
Why pay up to $2,000 a ticket to see the Rolling Stones live when you can see six local fanatics pretend to be Mick and company? No, it's not the Hives, it's Hot Rocks! Did we mention that there are costume changes?
Credibility factor: Performed before a White Sox game at Comiskey Park a week before the Stones show in September.
– Alison Prato - Writer
'Bummed because you missed The Rolling Stones at Soldier Field a few weeks ago? If you can't wait until they come back in January, the band Hot Rocks has you well, covered. ..... '
– Kyra Kyles - Writer
Hot Rocks
Eddie Bloom struts like a rooster in true Mick Jagger fashion when the band he founded in the early 1990s rolls out the Stones' hits "Satisfaction," "Start Me Up," "It's Only Rock 'N' Roll," "Little Red Rooster" and dozens of others.
Rocking alongside the harp-blowing Bloom is guitarist Chris Minardi as "Keith Richards," guitarist Bobby Koll as "Brian Jones/Ronnie Wood," bassist Carmie Zac as "Bill Wyman" and drummer Joe Wejman as "Charlie Watts." Hot Rocks is regarded by many as Chicagoland's top "rolling clones," because members strive to give fans a "total experience." Their live show has even earned the praise of former Beatles/Stones concert promoter Sam Leach. FYI: hotrocksband.com
– Tom Lounges - Writer
'I was pretty impressed with Hot Rocks, I hope to catch them again sometime soon.'
'I was tempted to jet after Hot Rocks performance because of how crowded it got ...'
– Keith Beebe - Music Reveiwer
On behalf of the City of Chicago and The Mayor's Office of Special Events, I would like to thank you for performing at The Illinois Lottery Taste Stage at the 29th Annual Taste of Chicago. Your stellar performance was truly a highlight that made this year's event better than ever.
This year's event was a huge success bringing approximately 3.35 million people to Grant Park and the wonderful City of Chicago to enjoy a plethora of music and food. Again, I am thankful you could be part of it.
– Erin Bauer
To Whom it may concern: For the past two years we have hired the "Hot Rocks Band " as our entertainment at the Institute of Real Estate Managements annual Premier Awards (400 attendees). They were "awesome". Their tribute to the rolling stones as a look alike band was excellent and the energy and professionalism they displayed was of the highest level. The music was flawless. The first year the event was held at the "Hard Rock Cafe" and the second year at the "Sheraton," and in both situations they adjusted their playing time to suit our needs. In short we had no "snafu's" and I would highly recommend them .
– G. Martin - IREM
Chicagogigs.com Band Review – Hot Rocks Review excerpts for quotes page:
Hot Rocks
Live at Hog Head McDunna's
Saturday, Nov. 3rd 2001
By Mike O’Cull
Well, I am happy to report that Hot Rocks more than surpassed my expectations of the kind of show I was in for that evening. ….. Bloom has Jagger’s stage moves down cold and was, truthfully, a lot of fun to watch. …. He bears a strong facial resemblance but is also just as manic a performer as his English counterpart. ……the tunes were well played and energetic.
Hot Rocks is definitely the best band of its type that I have seen. Their Stones thing is down pat. Crazy Eddie and his mates, even though a tribute show, play real rock music. It’s English blues with a ragged edge and a swagger. Although I arrived at the venue with mixed emotions, I left glad that I was there. Hey, I know it’s only rock and roll….but I like it.
– Mike O'Cull, Writer-Reviewer
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