“Sacred Groove,” Lynch’s first solo endeavor, after a huge career with Dokken, was released in 1993. For the first time in his career, he was able to display a broader assortment of musical and guitar styles. The “Sacred Groove” album clearly established Lynch as an eclectic musician with a volume of eccentric work. By 1998, Lynch finished his commitment with Dokken and set out to work with the Lynch Mob. This resulted in “Smoke This,” an album that featured a culmination of his playing styles, but with a new approach. The 1999 tour that followed brought George’s playing to a new audience and resulted in a renewed interest in the band and George Lynch’s influence. Lnych Mod is always an Arcada crowd favorite!

Juan Croucier is the original bass player for Dokken and RATT! Playing and singing the RATT hits he wrote or co-wrote including: “Lack of Communication”, “You’re In Love”, “What You Give Is What You Get”, “Lay It Down” “Scene Of The Crime”,  “You’re In Trouble”, “Round And Round”,  “Lovin You Is A Dirty Job”, to mention a few. For the first time ever, an opportunity to hear the man who wrote, or co-wrote the material, sing the material.  It has been far too long, now the driving force behind the performances of RATT, has returned. It is time to see and hear THE OTHER VOICE OF RATT!

Bull y Los Búfalos is an American Rock band with a singer/songwriter Diego “Bull” Avello from Spain currently based in Austin, TX. Their original songs, sung in English and Spanish, feel like ZZ Top meets Robert Rodriguez. They define their unique sound as “Stubborn Rock” never give up and keep persisting on your goals.