Hot Rocks

Hot Rocks media advisory and press release

Media Advisory:

About Hot Rocks:

There is one major reason why Hot Rocks stands out from other tribute bands. Singing “Start Me Up,” moving exuberantly around the stage, this tribute band actually looks like the Rolling Stones.

Although the wardrobe is fashioned to the Rolling Stones, the resemblance between lead singer Robert Wotherspoon to Mick Jagger and lead guitarist Gerry Parsons to Keith Richards is uncanny. Wotherspoon’s thin frame and big lips match Jagger himself, as do Parsons’ teased hair and mischievous smirk to legendary Richards.

Claimed the “Most Look A Like Mick Jagger In The World,” Robert Wotherspoon works on Test the Nation for CBC Television and contributes to their Saturday morning radio show. But when Wotherspoon leaves the building of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, he throws on a pair of tight black jeans and prances around a stage singing Rolling Stones classics.

Hot Rocks has performed in Canada, the United States and South America. On June 5^th, the band will perform at Park Playhouse & Performing Arts Centre in Cobourg, Ontario. Don’t miss the opportunity to compare Hot Rocks to the real deal!

For more information on Hot Rocks, visit <www.hotrocks.ca>.

Press Release:

Robert Wotherspoon attends black tie functions and works on CBC Television’s Test The Nation. But when Wotherspoon leaves the building of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, he throws on a pair of tight black jeans and calls himself “Mick Jagger.”

Prancing around the stage singing “Satisfaction,” Wotherspoon is the lead singer of Hot Rocks, a Rolling Stones tribute band. Hot Rocks has performed across Canada, the United States and South America. On June 5^th, the band will perform all the hits at Park Playhouse & Performing Arts Centre in Cobourg, Ontario.

Hot Rocks will require an audience double take, because, unlike most tribute bands, Hot Rocks actually looks like the real deal. Claimed the “Most Look a Like Mick Jagger in the World,” Robert Wotherspoon’s thin frame and big lips match Jagger himself. And lead guitarist Gerry Parsons’ teased hair and mischievous smirk closely resembles the legendary Keith Richards.

Hot Rocks not only has an uncanny resemblance to the Rolling Stones, they have the voice to match. From “Start Me Up” to “Ruby Tuesday,” they’re bringing the hits to Park Playhouse & Performing Arts Centre on June 5^th. Tickets are $20 plus GST. For more information, visit < www.parkplayhouse.ca > or call (905) 377 9595.

Hot Rocks are bringing “Only Rock n’ Roll” to Cobourg, so don’t miss the chance to compare Hot Rocks to the real deal!

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