The Black Crowes crew and their PR at Rogers & Cowan PMK were also fantastic. I’d been a little concerned I would get shit for carrying my camera around, but there was no hassle. Everyone we met was super helpful and friendly. The whole experience, including the concert itself, was made much better by Soaring Eagle’s staff. While our meeting with the heart of the Black Crowes was brief, it was fun. I’m guessing my doppelganger doesn’t have a Dark Horse Brewing tattoo on his leg. Chris mentioned that I look like their tour manager’s dad, except I don’t have a pentagram tattooed on the back of my neck. Due to the ongoing pandemic, we couldn’t squeeze the shit out of the Robinson brothers, but we had a moment to say hello. We gathered with a few dozen other diehard fans well before the doors opened outside a ballroom at the casino for our photos. In addition to primo seats near the stage, the VIP gig included some Black Crowes swag and a photo with Rich and Chris Robinson. The night keeps getting better, and we haven’t heard a note. Then just a few weeks prior, we learned that Detroit’s own Mac Saturn would be opening up. The combination of these two great bands on one night had us giddy. We caught them last year at Arts, Beats, and Eats in Royal Oak, and they were phenomenal. In June, we found out that Stone Temple Pilots were joining the fun. We sprung for the VIP tickets to witness up close the band’s latest run through the states playing their debut album Shake Your Money Maker in its entirety along with a treasure trove of their music. We wasted no time back in February securing our tickets to see The Black Crowes this July at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort.

The Black Crowes at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort Summer sounds sweet with The Black Crowes shaking their money makers at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort with the Stone Temple Pilots and Mac Saturn.

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