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Local rockers Beez and the Rocker are set to celebrate the release of their new album with an album release party at the Warsaw Performing Arts Center (PAC) on Aug. 30 at 7 p.m.
All tickets are $15 for general admission and can be purchased in advance at WarsawSchools.org/PAC. Tickets will also be available at the door, according to a news release from Warsaw Community Schools.
The event will feature a full live performance of an all-new album, plus other fan-favorite tracks, guest appearances and more. Audiences will also be treated to an introduction performance by Brett Hall and the Coonhounds.
“This will be the second Beez and the Rocker concert we’ve had at the PAC,” said WCHS Performing Arts Center Director Kris Lake. “We knew last year that we had to have them back after audiences left that concert begging for a repeat.”
New songs that will be heard for the first time include “My Alternative Girl,” “Who Loves You Like Me,” “Don’t Know” and the worldwide release of “Fill Up My Head.”
“We’ve been so blessed with the response from our local communities,” said Mike Beezley, half of the Beez and the Rocker duo. “We are booked around the area nearly every weekend, and it means so much to us that our community is supporting local bands, ours included.”
The album, titled “Beez and the Rocker 2,” marks the band’s third studio release.
“What started as just me and Beez became something so much bigger,” said Scott Hardy, the “rocker” in the duo. “When we decided to start recording our songs professionally, we called up our friends and were able to fill the gaps that we didn’t know we needed but are so glad we have!”
The rest of the band, referred to as “The Leesburg Wrecking Crew,” include Anna Gibson, Micah Gibson and Adam Guy. The band is often professionally mixed by sound producer Anthony Gagliano.
The event will feature “Beez and the Rocker” merchandise for sale, as well as concessions available during intermission, with proceeds benefitting the Warsaw PAC.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are $15 with children 5 and under being free. Go to www.WarsawSchools.org/PAC to purchase tickets.
