Dueling Pianos Video of the Week – SHAKE RATTLE & ROLL!!!
Our SOLD OUT opening night at The Pennsy, the hotspot near Madison Square Garden, and Shake Rattle & Roll’s BRAND NEW HOME!!!
Dueling Pianos back in MIDTOWN!!!
That’s right —
Starting this Saturday night, October 15th, Shake Rattle & Roll Dueling Pianos is coming back to midtown!
Every Saturday night, and select Fridays (and other special occasions…), at 10pm, we’ll be rockin’ the roof at
The Pennsy
2 Pennsylvania Plaza (7th Ave. & 33rd St.)
NYC 10121
(right next door to MADISON SQUARE GARDEN!!!)
AND, we are also partnering up with Meyers Parking
to bring you discounted parking when you drive to the show.
Just park at any of their convenient locations —
218 West 31st / 225 West 30th (between 7th & 8th)
323 West 34th / 334 West 35th (Between 8th & 9th)
340 West 31st (between 8th & 9th)
and we can validate your claim check for a $10 discount on your parking bill!
Dueling Pianos Video of the Week – Hubbell/Walton Wedding!
Another fun Shake Rattle & Roll WEDDING! We had a blast at the Hubbell/Walton soiree!
Dueling Pianos Video of the Week – PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN!
There’s nothing like playing to a crowd of 2,500 people! This was the 2016 Saratoga Harvest Fest, and everyone singing along to PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN!
Dueling Pianos Video of the Week – Crocodile Rock!
Sean “Chops” Rainey gets a little assist from Elton John at our SOLD OUT Saturday night show, with CROCODILE ROCK!
Dueling Pianos Video of the Week – Semi Charmed Life
How did your Saturday Night end?? This is how OURS did…with a crazy dance floor and SEMI CHARMED
LIFE!!!
Dueling Pianos Video of the Week – Disco Fever!!
Sean ‘Chops’ Rainey hosts a disco dance contest while belting STAYIN’ ALIVE!
Springsteen logs longest USA concert EVER
While nearing his 67th birthday, The Boss is showing no signs of slowing down. Long known for putting on the longest concerts in rock, last night Bruce Springsteen pushed the envelope yet again. At his hometown stadium, the Met Life arena in New Jersey, he clocked in at three hours and fifty two minutes.
A monster set that contained 35 songs, and closed with a fireworks display, it was a return to form for the blue-collar rocker. In earlier years, Springsteen concerts would run for nearly two hours, break for an intermission, and return for another full set of music.
For those of us who perform three hour, nonstop, Dueling Pianos shows, this certainly raises the bar. We have our work cut out for us…
