Paid Concerts
- Friday, December 5th, 9:30pm
- TICKETS ON SALE SOON
530-533-3885 – ask for the Players Club - General Admission: $20
- Balcony Seating: $20
- VIP Suites: $300 (10 guests)
- Doors Open: 8:30pm
- Must be 21
Mark your calendars! Feather Falls Casino is thrilled to announce the return of Y&T to the Brewery Friday, December 5th!
Before Mötley Crüe, before RATT, even before there was a Metallica, Y&T was slogging away in sweaty rock clubs around America. When the band formed in the early 1970s, little did they know they would set the standard for hard rock bands that trailed. Many of the biggest acts of the ’80s became popular opening for headliners Y&T—and cut their teeth on the band, as evidenced by the Y&T mentions in tell-all books by acts such as Metallica and Mötley Crüe.
Born in Oakland, California, Y&T is one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s own innovators of the hard rock sound. Whether performing to a festival crowd of fifty-thousand or in an intimate nightclub, Y&T’s high-energy set and passionate performances still captivate legions of fans around the globe, proving Y&T’s music timeless.
Originally formed as Yesterday and Today, the initial powerhouse quartet—featuring Dave Meniketti (lead guitar/lead vocals), Phil Kennemore (bass), Leonard Haze (drums), and Joey Alves (rhythm guitar)—tore through the ’70s and ’80s with their own brand of hard rock. After two ’70s albums on London Records, they shortened their name to Y&T and released eight albums on A&M in the ’80s. Two more albums with Geffen Records marked an era of change with Jimmy DeGrasso (Alice Cooper, Suicidal Tendencies, Megadeth) on drums and Stef Burns (Alice Cooper, Berlin, Huey Lewis) on guitar.
With a discography of 18 albums, four greatest hits collections, plus a box set, Y&T have sold over four million albums since their 1974 inception. The band’s most recent single “I’m Coming Home” has climbed to roughly 1.5 million views on YouTube. Y&T received extensive airplay with hits such as Forever, Rescue Me, Mean Streak, Don’t Stop Runnin’, and Summertime Girls—which played in heavy rotation on MTV. Y&T songs have been featured in a multitude of movies and television shows, including Real Genius, Out of Bounds, Baywatch, and Hunter. After five top 100 albums, songs that tipped into the 40s, two Bammie Awards, and many international television appearances, Y&T’s hits are still played on VH1 Classic and Classic Rock radio stations worldwide.
With the passing of Kennemore, Haze, and Alves, it’s Meniketti who carries on the legacy that is Y&T. Y&T continues to tour the world, featuring the dynamic original frontman Dave Meniketti (lead guitar/lead vocals), John Nymann (guitar/vocals), Aaron Leigh (bass/vocals), and Mike Vanderhule (drums/vocals), playing songs that span the band’s five-decade career and including all the hits and fan favorites. Prepare to have your face melted.
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– Must be 21+ –
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January
- 3rd – Thunder Rolls (Garth Brooks Tribute)
- 4th – 90’s Rockshow
- 10th – Hot Neon Nights – DJ AZ.Redsmoke
- 11th – Poison’d (Poison Tribute)
- 17th – Tennessee River Band (Alabama Tribute)
- 18th – RagDolls (Aerosmith Tribute)
- 24th – Hot Neon Nights – DJ AZ.Redsmoke
- 25th – Led Zepagain (Led Zeppelin Tribute)
February
- 1st – Best Shot (Pat Benatar Tribute)
- 8th – Rock Monsterz
- 14th – Take a Litte Ride (Tribute to Jason Aldean)
- 15th – One Drop Redemption (Bob Marley & the Wailers Tribute)
- 22nd – Tainted Love
- 28th – Strait Country (Tribute to George Strait)
March
- 1st – Harlan
- 7th – Gotcha Country
- 8th – Mystified (INXS Tribute)
- 14th – Key West Coast (Tribute to Zac Brown Band, Kenny Chesney & Jimmy Buffet)
- 15th -Decades
- 21st – Spazmatics
- 22nd – Fan Halen (Van Halen Tribute)
- 28th – The Cripple Creek Band
- 29th – New Moon on Monday (Duran Duran Tribute)
April
- 4th – Moonshine Crazy
- 5th – ILLeagles
- 11th – The Twain Experience
- 12th – Good Ol’ Boyz
- 18th – Ariel Jean Band
- 19th – 4DogsDown
- 25th – Take a Little Ride
- 26th – Smells Like Nirvana
May
- 2nd – 7 Summers (Morgan Wallen Tribute)
- 3rd – Nathan Owens (Tribute to MoTown)
- 9th – Chris Gardner
- 10th – Lose Your Illusion
- 16th – Township
- 17th – Decades
- 23rd – Lynsey’s Prime Country (80s-00s Dance Country)
- 24th – Mr. Crowley
- 30th – Locked-N-Loaded
- 31st – Whole Lotta Rosies
June
- 6th – Vegas McGraw
- 7th – Foreigner Unauthorized
- 13th – American Mile
- 14th – Aeromyth (Aerosmith Tribute)
- 20th – Remember When (Alan Jackson Tribute)
- 21st – Prince Again
- 27th – Kruse Brothers
- 28th – Bonfire (AC/DC Tribute)
July
- 4th – Bad Moon Rising (CCR Tribute)
- 5th – Harlan
- 11th – Thunder Rolls (Garth Brooks Tribute)
- 12th – L.A. Vation (U2 Tribute)
- 18th – Gotcha Country
- 19th – Not Greenday
- 25th – LaineyWood (Lainey Wilson & Carry Underwood Tribute)
- 26th – Anything for Salinas
August
- 1st – American Made (Toby Keith Tribute)
- 2nd – Garden Groove (Sublime Tribute)
- 8th – Ronstadt Retrospect (Linda Ronstadt Tribute)
- 9th – ZZ Tush
- 15th – Heirloom
- 16th – Generation Idol
- 22nd – Tennessee River (Alabama Tribute)
- 23rd – Weezerton (Weezer Tribute)
- 29th – Decades
- 30th – Red Hot Tribute (Red Hot Chili Peppers Tribute)
September
- 5th – The Twain Experience
- 6th – Mirage (Fleetwood Mac Tribute)
- 12th – Take a Little Ride (Jason Aldean Tribute)
- 13th – Pyromania (featuring Andrew Freeman)
- 19th – Skynnyn Lynnyrd
- 20th – Earth Gang
- 26th – Strait Country
- 27th – ABBA L.A.
October
- 3rd – Spazmatics
- 4th – Kings of Queen
- 10th – Key West Coast
- 11th – Carnaval
- 17th – Township
- 18th – Bruno & the Hooligans
- 24th – Ariel Jean Band
- 25th – ILLeagles
- 31st – Big Bad Zombie Rock
November
- 1st – Mechanical Manson (Marilyn Manson Tribute)
- 7th – 7 Summers (A Morgan Wallen Tribute Band)
- 8th – Fan Halen
- 14th – Ladies of the 90s Country Tribute Band
- 15th – Led Zepagain
- 21st – Gotcha Country
- 22nd – Fast Times
- 28th- Locked & Loaded
- 29th – Finding Emo: SoCal’s Best Emo Tribute Band
December
- 5th – Y&T (9:30)
- 6th – Rock Monsterz
- 12th – American Mile
- 13th – DSB (Journey Tribute)
- 19th – Remember When (Alan Jackson Tribute)
- 20th – Britain’s Finest (The Beatles Experience)
- 26th – Johnny & June Forever (Tribute to Cash & Carter)
- 27th – Tainted Love
- 31st – Decades
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