New Concert Promotion Company In Denver CO

Online, February 27, 2011 (Newswire.com) - (I-Newswire) Denver, CO, February 28, 2011 - For those of you who love their Rock n roll served up in Bombastic 80's rock fashion and reside in Denver Colorado you're in for a real treat. A new concert promotion company has been born and is making quite a splash with their MTV superstars of the 80's line ups. Like Black n Blue (Hold on to 18), who will return to Denver for the first time since the heyday's of hair metal. 25 years ago! Lead singer Jaime St James says ""HELL YEAH!!! Rockers be there... we're gonna rip it up!" And he's just one of many who are reliving their glory days touring the states and abroad and playing for 80's rock starved audiences.

On March 25th 2011 David B Productions presents Black n Blue with an original lineup of Jaime St. James (V), Pete Holmes (dr),Patrick Young(b), Jeff Warner (Guitarist Tommy Thayer is somewhat busy in a band called Kiss-maybe you've heard of them? Also Shawn Sonnenschein (G)).

David B Productions has already played host to Lynch Mob and French rockers XYZ and there's a lot of bands on the horizon, like Tony Harnell of TNT, Bullet Boys and more. Company Operators, Dave Stremel and Alan Currens, have a mission to reinvigorate the genre of 80s hair metal and melodic rock. And there is apparently an eager market as all of those crazy rock fans of the 80s have grown up and lost themselves in the work force of America. They are ready to be reinvigorated and they are supporting David B Productions with zeal. Concert tickets are selling at impressive rates.

In looking around the country and in watching the concert calendar's online, it's easy to see that 80s rock and hair bands are making a comeback. There's even satire bands (Steel Panther) making quite a good living at doing spoof concerts poking fun at all of the outrageous things 80s metal was most loved for.With bands like Bon Jovi still selling out the largest arenas and bands like U2 still capturing the hearts and ears of new generations, it's just no wonder that 80s music is still alive and kicking.

Denver concerts are getting a makeover. And I have to say it's kind of nice seeing the rock stars from "back in the day" sign autographs for fans who are lined up hundreds deep.

No. There's no expiration date on classic hair metal, and David B Productions is out to prove it! So far, they are off to a high octane start! My question for Dave and Alan is, when are you bringing White Snake to town?

By CJ Pennington