A Cold Pizza and Coffee Update - The Playlist

Wait…what? The Playlist?!?!

Yes ladies and gentlemen, there is a playlist that has been created and that I will maintain from here to who knows when of the bands that I have photographed. Now, as more bands go before my camera I will continue to expand and add to the list, so check back often.

However, I will say that since this is a Spotify list, not all bands are on there, because not all of them are on Spotify. For instance, Garth Brooks is not on Spotify, therefore he is not on the playlist, etc., etc., I am sure that you get the point.

Something special about this play list, is that it is made up of bands that I have shot for both The Pitch and for CPC, so you will get the best of both publications here. Th list is made up of one song per band, so you will see the full variety of what I shoot.

I hope that you enjoy the music and like I said, check back often to it to get new updates.

A Cold Pizza and Coffee Review - Two nights on the road with Classless Act

Imagine you are in a brand new band in 2019, ready to go with a few rockin’ songs, and are looking to jump on a few tours. The pandemic hits. You have to sit and wait and hope you’re not forgotten, with the uncertainty that you’ll ever be able to hit the road.

With the start of 2022, you get a chance to hit it hard in support of a new album. You tour for what seems like an eternity with mainstream rock icons and come out one last time on your own solo-headlining tour just to put a cherry on top.

That is exactly what the guys from Classless Act did. They came through the metro three separate times this past year, playing at the recordBar, Kauffman Stadium, and then finishing up at Lucia in Lawrence. I guess that’s what you do when your debut album features Vince Neil of Mötley Crüe and Justin Hawkins of The Darkness.

After missing the first show at the recordBar with Dorothy, I managed to catch them opening up the Stadium Tour with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.

With this being my first exposure to the band, I was eager to cover them when they were at a much smaller venue. The band performed for a crowd of 20 people with the same explosive stadium rock energy they exuded at The K.

Classless Act at Lucia in Lawrence, Kansas

Imagine you are in a brand new band in 2019, ready to go with a few rockin’ songs, and are looking to jump on a few tours. The pandemic hits. You have to sit and wait and hope you’re not forgotten, with the uncertainty that you’ll ever be able to hit the road.

With the start of 2022, you get a chance to hit it hard in support of a new album. You tour for what seems like an eternity with mainstream rock icons and come out one last time on your own solo-headlining tour just to put a cherry on top.

That is exactly what the guys from Classless Act did. They came through the metro three separate times this past year, playing at the recordBar, Kauffman Stadium, and then finishing up at Lucia in Lawrence. I guess that’s what you do when your debut album features Vince Neil of Mötley Crüe and Justin Hawkins of The Darkness.

After missing the first show at the recordBar with Dorothy, I managed to catch them opening up the Stadium Tour with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.

With this being my first exposure to the band, I was eager to cover them when they were at a much smaller venue. The band performed for a crowd of 20 people with the same explosive stadium rock energy they exuded at The K.

Classless Act at the Valley Bar, Phoenix, AZ