Meet our 2009 Bands

Bands for 2009

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Thank you to the following entertainers for their commitment to Uncorked & Unplugged 2009! We encourage you to support these artists that support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale.

	Main Event - Rock Lobster Making their fourth appearance at Uncorked & Unplugged, Rock Lobster is the absolute best cover band in Arizona when it comes to playing the ultimate in 80's retro music. This band covers songs from Billy Idol's White Wedding to Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Want to Have Fun. So come and join the fun, get on stage, and bring your friends back to the 80's!
	Main Event - Showstoppers Live! Casino Arizona features some of the best entertainment in town! Six nights a week, “The Showroom” hosts national and international entertainers from the worlds of jazz, country, rock and popular music, as well as comedy, production reviews, dance and magic. The casino also features Showstoppers Live! – a popular musical tribute to America's greatest superstars. This year's event will feature: Elvis, Tina Turner, Blues Brothers, The Four Tops, comedian George Kantor, and contemporary piano styles from Peter Ritz.
	Executive Club - DJ William Reed William Reed is one of the best known DJs in Phoenix. He hosts the Saturday night dance party Shake! at the Rogue Bar now in its fourth year. He will definitely get the get the party started in the Executive Club from 6 pm - 7 pm before The Love Me Nots hit the stage.
	Executive Club - The Love Me Nots With a 60's farfisa organ and plenty of fuzz pedals, The Love Me Nots formed in the hot Phoenix summer of 2006. Heavily influenced by The Animals, The Ventures, The Sonics, The Gun Club, The Dead Kennedys, The Seeds, The Detroit Cobras, April March and The White Stripes, as well as 60s R&B, The Love Me Nots call their sound “spy-surf-fuzz-gogo.”
	Post Party - Wonderboogie You got to get down to the funky sounds of Wonderboogie when they perform during the Post Party in the Executive Club from 9 pm - midnight. They are more than a few great disco bands these days. Wonderboogie succeeds at separating themselves with the creation of a ‘70s themed show rather than just playing the music from that era. So dust off those platform shoes, slide into your angel flights, and let the polyester fly!