Wastin' Soleat 9205 Meridian Ranch Blvd

Featuring: Wastin’ Sole Enjoy another Summer Concert with an unforgettable evening of live music! Grab your lawn chairs, bring your friends, and get ready for a fun-filled night under the summer sky. What to expect: Live music. Bounce houses. Delicious food trucks- Crepes N’ Go, RJ Foodies and Sue’s Sweet and Savory. Yard games for all ages. Brand-new playground near the pavilion for the kiddos. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the summer weather! About the band: A Colorado Springs based band playing the classics with a rocking blues spin! Stevie “P” Petrohoy hails from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. A bluesman who began playing guitar at 11 with a focus on the blues style. He has performed professionally for almost 50 years with searing and souful guitar style similar to Stevie Ray Vauhgn and Joe Bonamassa. His powerful voal style has been compared to the legendary Joe Cocker, and as a true bluseman entertainer, he has shared the stage with many Blues legends such as Albert King, John Mayall, Robben Ford, Tommy Castro, Coco Montoya just to name but a few. Matt Martinez is a native of the area and has been playing piano and keyboards all over the state and country with various bands over the years. Most notably, a band called “Nocturnal Tomatoes” that was considered to be one of the best bands in the state! Rosendo is a Southern Californian native, self taught drummer with musical influence that includes rock, blues and jazz. Colorado Springs has been home since 2005 and immediately immersed himself into the music scene. On bass is Tony Wall originally from Buffalo, NY. Out of high school, Tony performed with classic rock and punk rock bands. Tony has played in various projects in Colorado since 1986. This is a band of ALL STAR caliber talent! Now together, the boys are performing great music and classic hits to crowds all over Colorado! This calendar listing is brought to you by Peak Radar, the Pikes Peak region’s one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region.