Crack The Sky
Prog-Rock Pioneers
- Venue:Concert Hall
- Showtime:7:30 pm
- Doors open:5:30 pm
- Reserved, $28 (Bar), $32 (Reserved), $38 (Premium)
Music That Thinks While It Rocks
Why you should see this show…
Stephen Holden of Rolling Stone called the debut album by prog-rock pioneers Crack The Sky “…one of year’s most impressive debuts.” Today, some 45+ years later, the band is back and breaking new ground. Compared to Steely Dan by Rolling Stone Record Guide, their first three albums charted on the Billboard 200. In 2015, their debut album was ranked number 47 in the Rolling Stone list of “50 Greatest Prog Rock Albums of All Time.”
Crack The Sky Bio
Led by the visionary John Palumbo, Crack The Sky refuses to rest on past laurels, steering towards an unwavering commitment to conquering the road ahead. In these challenging times, Palumbo envisions music as a catalyst for change. “I want people to think,” he emphasizes. “Entertainment is our craft, but the real magic happens in live performances. Crack The Sky has played with Frank Zappa, Styx, Foreigner, ZZ Top, Boston and Rush to name a few. Overall, I want people to be entertained and, more importantly, to think.”
Amidst the divisive landscape, Crack The Sky’s music stands out as a unifying force. Their ear-rousing, soul-rattling, hard-charging compositions provide a common ground, bringing people together beyond the realm of differing perspectives. In a world seeking answers, Crack The Sky is the anthem that resonates universally—a band we can all believe in.
Crack The Sky is: John Palumbo (Lead Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards), Rick Witkowski (Guitars & Vocals), Joey D’Amico (Drums & Vocals), Bobby Hird (Guitars & Vocals), Bill Hubauer (Keyboards & Vocals), and Joe Macre (Bass & Vocals).
Dining Option
Our Concert Hall menu is fast to the table and allows you to dine right in your ticketed seat. Tableside food service will start 2 hours before showtime and the kitchen will close approximately halfway through the show. Tableside beverage service will continue throughout the concert.
