Long Island locals show up to jam

Posted Tuesday, February 11, 2025 11:58 am

Andrew Calaci, left, from Franklin Square, Cliff Adams, from Garden City and Bobby Copobianco, from Franklin Square attended the event at Lilah’s. The concerts and open mic nights bring together many locals across Long Island.

Mike Rechter

Bassist Steve Tetro played renditions of classic blues songs alongside Tony Davenport and the rest of the band. Tetro learned how to play the bass when he was 14 years old, and he said he has loved it ever since.

Mike Rechter

By Ainsley Martinez

The sounds of rock and blues filled the air at Lilah’s Bar and Grill as Electric Rooster took the stage for a lively performance.

The local band brought a mix of influences—from AC/DC to George Thorogood & The Destroyers—to the East Rockaway bar last Saturday.

The band, featuring Tony Davenport on vocals and guitar, Steve Tetro on bass, Adam Pleva on drums and Lloyd Chrein on guitar, played an electrifying set.

Attendees came from all over Long Island: including Franklin Square, Bellmore and Garden City.

The band invited guests to join them for an open jam after their set, creating an evening of music and camaraderie.

Electric Rooster’s roots trace back to the local music scene, where the members first met through open jam sessions and mutual friends.

For more information on upcoming events visit Electric Rooster’s FaceBook page.

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