The glam metal took over the city!
What an incredible way to enjoy a Saturday evening! Last night we went to see two bands that know how to throw a great show, Stitched Up Heart and Steel Panther who concluded their world tour “On The Prowl” right here at the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio, Texas and it was awesome.
The two bands, each with their own style, had the whole crowd singing, jumping, and headbanging all night.
It was an evening that included great music, impressive voices, and laughs with the jokes of Steel Panther on stage.
STITCHED UP HEART
Stitched Up Heart was the band in charge of opening the night, and they delivered a powerful performance that left the audience mesmerized. Their set was a dynamic blend of hard-hitting rock and emotive ballads, showcasing their versatility and depth. Vocalist Mixi Demner’s commanding presence and passionate delivery captivated the crowd, while the band’s tight musicianship provided a solid foundation for her soaring vocals.
Although they only played for about 30 minutes, they delivered an impressive performance that included songs such as “To The Wolves”, “Lost”, “Finally Free” and “Immortal.”
The energy in the venue was palpable, with the band’s infectious enthusiasm spreading through the crowd. Stitched Up Heart proved they are a force to be reckoned with in the rock scene.
STEEL PANTHER
The lights dimmed a little after 9:00 PM and Michael Starr, Russ Parrish, Stix Zadinia and Spyder appeared on stage… Steel Panther was in the house!
Steel Panther’s show was a dazzling spectacle of rock and comedy that left the audience exhilarated. From the moment they hit the stage, the band brought an infectious energy that electrified the venue. Their outrageous personas and over-the-top antics were perfectly balanced with exceptional musical talent, creating a unique and unforgettable concert experience.
The setlist was a perfect mix of fan favorites tracks, each delivered with impeccable skill and enthusiasm. Songs like “Eyes Of A Panther” and “Tomorrow Night” had the crowd singing along at the top of their lungs, while the band’s witty banter and playful interaction with the audience added an extra layer of entertainment.
Impersonations, glam and rock!
Michael Starr’s powerful vocals and charismatic stage presence were matched by Russ Parrish’s jaw-dropping guitar solos, Spyder’s flamboyant bass lines, and Stix Zadinia’s thunderous drumming. The chemistry between the band members was palpable, and their performance was tight and polished.
The night continued with other great songs such as “Tiger Woods”, “Rollaway” and “Asian Hooker.”
But it was not only the great songs they played; it was also the fun they had on stage that was very contagious. Michael impersonated Poison’s singer Bret Michaels, Russ did Zoolander’s Magnum face, and Stix played a song with one arm hidden inside his shirt, imitating Def Leppard’s drummer Rick Allen.
The crowd’s energy never waned, with fans headbanging and laughing in equal measure throughout the night. Steel Panther’s show was not just a concert but a full-on rock ‘n’ roll party that celebrated the spirit of the 80s with a modern twist. It was an evening of pure, unadulterated fun that left everyone in the audience buzzing with excitement long after the final encore.
Steel Panther – San Antonio, TX, 05/18/2024
- Eyes Of A Panther
- Tomorrow Night
- Tiger Woods
- Rollaway
- Asian Hooker
- Friends With Benefits
- Death To All
- 1987
- Ain’t Dead Yet
- Weenie Ride
- 17 Girls
- Pltiteotw
- Gloryhole
