Shake, Rattle & Roll Variety Tour


The Crash Moderns
"Every generation has its favorite pop flavored rock. The '60s had The Monkees, the '70s had Sweet, the 80's had The Cars, the '90s had Barenaked Ladies, and 2008 has The Crash Moderns whose debut album Good Night Glamour, Good Morning Disaster is stacked with catchy saccharine filled pop tunes that will give you a monumental sugar rush... - ABSOLUTE PUNK

The Crash Moderns, NYC's stand out Power Pop Rock quintet, have recently released their highly anticipated debut full length record, Good Night Glamour, Good Morning Disaster to rave reviews.

Goodnight Glamour is being sold at Hot Topic retail stores around the country, who have reported selling out of the first run of this breakout record within days of its May 2008 release.

After barely six months together as a group, the metropolitan based quintet left home on a quest to bring their new style and dynamic power pop rock sound to fans all over the country. After touring the US and Canada supporting marquee acts such as Bowling for Soup, Bon Jovi and American Hi-Fi, The Crash Moderns landed several sold-out dates with Geffen recording artists Lifehouse. They have also had the opportunity to share the stage with other great bands such as the The Ataris, Bret Michaels (for the "Rock of Love Tour"), The Pink Spiders, The Matches, Zolof The Rock & Roll Destroyer, Red Car Wire, Eve 6, LIVE, as well as headlining a high profile show in front of thousands on South Padre Island for the Blender Sessions Spring Break 2008 concerts at the renowned Louie's Backyard. Cartel, Forever the Sickest Kids, and All Time Low were a few of the other bands booked for the event.

With a sound that is often compared to and described as pulling the best of the classic styles of timeless pop bands like The Cars, Elvis Costello and Cheap Trick, coupled with the energy of the best modern rock acts, The Crash Moderns are winning over new music fans daily who are buzzing about their infectious melodies and undeniable hooks that stick in your head after just one listen!

The Crash Moderns have been featured as band of the week on Fox's Fearless Music TV as well as a recent full page article in the very hip Time Out NY magazine. Their single, This Time was recently featured on televisions hit teen show, "Degrassi". Their second single, "Pimp My Life" could be heard nationwide as the trailer song for the 20th Century Fox movie, "The Rocker" starring Raiin Wilson. The group just arrived from a very successful US tour over February and March that included stand out showcases at Austin's Red Gorilla Music Festival. With an exciting year already in progress for this up-and-coming group, The Crash Moderns will be touring relentlessly in support of their debut record for the remainder of 2009. This is a band to keep on your radar and the group's high energy live show is one not to be missed. "There are so many tracks on this record that have single written all over it. These songs will remain in your head for days..." - MELODIC.NET


Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders
They were there when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers first took the field on July 31, 1976, and they were there during the National Football League's 2002 season when the franchise finally took home the Lombardi Trophy.

They are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders, and they've been entertaining fans of the Buccaneers for over 27 years. Just as the Bucs have evolved from a struggling expansion team to World Champions, the Buccaneer Cheerleaders have developed into one of the National Football League's elite sideline squads. With their winning personalities, attractive uniforms and intricate dance routines, the beautiful women of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders have become an important part of the game day experience for many Bay area fans.

The Cheerleaders' impact is not limited to game day, however. Each year, members of the squad are in high demand for local community appearances, and they are a welcome part of every offseason team function, from FanFest to the Super Bowl Ring Ceremony. In addition, select members of the group serve as ambassadors for the NFL across the country and overseas. Just in the last few years, Buccaneer Cheerleaders have visited Asia, Germany, Egypt, Canada, California, Hawaii and Texas, often bringing encouragement to U.S. servicemen and women abroad.


Will Allen
Pro: Standout special teams performer and experienced defensive back with versatility to contribute at either safety position… Played in 76 career regular season games with 24 starts… Also saw action in two playoff games… Totaled 163 career tackles, four interceptions, two fumble recoveries, including one for a touchdown, and seven passes defensed… Also totaled 62 career tackles, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries on special teams… Contributed two tackles and two special teams stops in playoffs… Ranked second on the team with a career-high 21 special teams tackles in 2008… Originally entered the league as Tampa Bay’s fourth-round selection (111th overall) in the 2004 NFL Draft. Read Full Bio


Michael Clayton
Pro: Ultra-physical receiver who is equally adept at run-blocking as well as pass-catching… Displays excellent route-running ability and fearlessness over the middle of field… Possesses knack for catching passes in traffic and consistently fights for yards after catch… Talented pass catcher has played in 71 career games with 45 starts, and has seen action in one playoff game… Career numbers include 205 receptions for 2,706 yards and nine touchdowns… Has also rushed 18 times for 100 yards, returned 11 kickoffs for 241 yards, returned one punt for two yards and has one special teams tackle… Recorded his 200th career reception at Atlanta (12/14/08)… Led or tied for the team lead in receptions in 15 games during his career… Led the team in receiving yards in 15 games in his career… Has at least one reception in 62 of his 71 career games… Caught 35 passes for 20 or more yards and six of 40 or more yards in his career… In his rookie season in 2004, set Buccaneers’ rookie records for most receptions (80), receiving yards (1,193) and receiving touchdowns (seven)… That performance statistically ranked as one of the five most prolific by a first-year wideout in NFL history… Tampa Bay’s first-round selection (15th overall) in 2004… The highest wide receiver ever taken by the Buccaneers and just the second wideout selected by Tampa Bay in the first round (also WR Reidel Anthony, 16th overall selection in 1997). Read Full Bio