Get ready for the ultimate EAGLES experience on Saturday, October 27, 2018 with a concert by 7 Bridges Band, the only tribute band recognized by the Eagles.
Corsicana native, Jason Manning (as Glenn Fry), along with his talented band members, bring their passion and dedication to honoring the Eagles’ legacy with outstanding performances. Every show features one brilliant hit after another with some of Don Henley and Joe Walsh surprises sprinkled into the mix.
This is a fundraising concert benefitting the Moody-Bradley House Foundation.
The event will be held October 27th at Twisted Vine Event Center in Fairfield, Texas.
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.; show starts at 7:00 p.m.
Advance General Seating is $35, or $40 at the door.
VIP tables of eight, with cocktail servers, are available for $400 per table.
Tickets are available at Texas Outfitters Emporium and Accessories, Etc. Or, purchase them online at www.7bridgesband.com
“Their show is incredible. The crowd stays until that last note is played.” –Bob Earley, promoter/owner – Rockin’ on the River
“WOW, they could be the real Eagles. Vocally and visually perfect.” –Ken Haidaris, President – Sunrise Entertainment
The 7 Bridges Band includes seven talents musicians:
–Jason Manning (as Glenn Frey) – guitars, keyboards, vocals
Born and raised in Corsicana, TX, Jason got his start in music on piano at the age four. When he arrived at the University of Texas A&M, he picked up guitar by playing along to all his favorite Eagles songs. In the early 1990’s Jason toured the Texas college circuit with his band playing a wide variety of covers ranging from country to classic rock. After graduating from college, Jason wrote and recorded two independent albums, both of which received heavy airplay in Texas and the Southwest.
When Jason is not on the road with 7 Bridges, he spends time writing and also producing other great artists. His most recent production credit is the LP “Modern Day Crooner” from up and coming artist Andy Meadows.
–Keith Thoma (as Don Henley) – Drums, percussion, vocals
Keith began his musical career very early on in life. At age 2, he was already banging out beats on his mother’s cookware and other suitable objects. Throughout his formative years, Keith performed in a variety of musical groups including his high school’s jazz ensemble, marching band and concert band. He joined country duo, The Truesdells, in 1995, opening for both Merle Haggard and Daryle Singletary.
In 1997 Keith took a departure from country music to explore the classic/modern rock genre with local act, Chunkster, remaining with the group for five years.
Later, Keith toured the U.S. extensively with Lonesome Road. He played drums, percussion and sang lead and harmony vocals on the Lonesome Road album, Damn Good, as well as writing and arranging most of the harmonies for the album.
—Bryan Graves (as Randy Meisner / Timothy B. Schmit) – Bass, vocals
Bryan began his musical and stage career at a young age performing with his dad, Josh Graves. Josh is a legendary dobro player and an original member of Flatt and Scruggs.
In 1992, Bryan begin performing as Paul Stanley in a KISS tribute band. The group toured world-wide with performances in Japan, Korea, South America and all over the US. Then, in 1999, Bryan was cast in the musical, “Summer of ’66.” During this period, Bryan also gained national exposure when he sang background vocals for many of the artists that appeared on the “Crook & Chase” morning show on The Nashville Network (TNN).
Shigadig Productions was started by Bryan in January of 2009. His company produces original music, commercial jingles, and movie soundtracks.
–Rob Evans (as Joe Walsh) – Guitars, Vocals
Rob Evans grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. Ever since he was four years old, Rob knew he wanted to be a guitar player. He started lessons at age six, and by age seven he was playing local skating rinks and High School gyms. At age sixteen Rob started going out on the road, playing in both original and cover bands.
In 2008 Rob helped form the band Jezebel Dogs out of Birmingham, AL. Jezebel Dogs have recently had an interest taken by “Rock Star” Dave Grohl.
Before joining 7 Bridges, Rob also toured extensively with the Legends of KISS tribute.
–Vernon Roop (as Joe Vitale) – Keyboards, percussion, vocals
Vernon got his start in the music business at a very early age in a musical family. Born in a small town in West Virginia, he relocated to Miami, Florida at the age of four and through the years would frequently perform with his parents’ band. During junior high, he played keyboards in jazz band and found interest in television production as a second career. After high school, he played in several local bands before returning to his parents’ country band.
The majority of Vernon’s early career was spent playing keyboards and singing for South Florida standouts, Buck Wild.
During Vern’s professional career, he’s had the opportunity to perform with Steve Holy and Justin Moore, as well as opening for such acts as Charlie Daniels Band, Mark Wills, The Kinleys, Terri Clark, John Anderson, The Warren Brothers, Trick Pony, Blackhawk, and many more.
–Bryan Franklin (as Don Felder) – Guitars, vocals
Bio not available at press time.
Mark your calendars for the concert on October 27th and purchase your tickets today. You do not want to miss the 7 Bridges Band: the Ultimate EAGLES Experience.
For additional event details, call 903-390-1863.
The Moody-Bradley House Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit volunteer group dedicated to the preservation of the Historic Moody-Bradley House. The programs are funded by the City of Fairfield, and corporate contributions; grants from the Freestone County Historical Commission, and the Moody Foundation, Galveston, Texas; and generous in kind support from numerous volunteers from the Community of Fairfield, and members of The Fairfield History Club.
