JP Coletta brings rock 'n' roll piano legends to life at Stackner Cabaret.
JP Coletta's Rock 'N' Roll Piano Man is a vibrant tribute to the legends of rock 'n' roll piano. Hosted at the intimate Stackner Cabaret, this show promises a high-energy performance that spans the history of rock piano. From the rebellious sounds of Little Richard to the soulful tunes of Ray Charles, Coletta and his band deliver each song with charisma and skill.
Known for his standout role as Jerry Lee Lewis, Coletta brings a unique flair to the stage, making classics like “Great Balls of Fire” and “Benny and the Jets” come alive. The venue's cozy setting ensures that every seat feels close to the action, making it a perfect night out for music lovers. Whether you're a fan of Elton John or Billy Joel, this show is a must-see for its dynamic performances and nostalgic hits.
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