Four Sticks - The Music of Led Zeppelin

Name: Four Sticks - The Music of Led Zeppelin
Start: 2025-11-07T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Rustic Barn Pub

Schedule

Fri, 07 Nov, 2025 at 08:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Rustic Barn Pub | Troy, NY

There is no rock and roll enthusiast who has not been touched in some way by the epic catalogue of the mighty Led Zeppelin. From the initial crushing chords of "Good Times, Bad Times" on Led Zeppelin I (1969) to the slick, piano heavy "Fool In The Rain" (1980) that featured one of John Bonham's most iconic drum grooves. If you are looking for a Led Zeppelin act that brings the energy and spirit of Led Zeppelin in their prime, then look no further than FOUR STICKS, the most accurate tribute to the iconic Led Zeppelin.
Led Zeppelin, led by guitar virtuoso, Jimmy Page and vocal icon, Robert Plant, never failed to push their songwriting to the limit of astounding creativity, with live performances that were second to none, with each member putting on a clinic and delivering their songs with fresh energy at each and every performance. The songs maintained their album quality while simultaneously being given new life and energy by the live improvisation abilities or these four powerhouses. FOUR STICKS is comprised of NYC session and touring musicians who have graced the stages with some of the biggest names in the business, as well as being on numerous smash hits with musicians in multiple genres.

FOUR STICKS plays through all the hits that a casual fan would want to hear, as well as delivering some of the best gems for the Led Zep enthusiast that other Zep acts don't touch. And FOUR STICKS do it the way Led Zeppelin did it, which is utilizing only four members playing multiple instruments. New and old fans that have seen many of the Zep tributes claim FOUR STICKS comes the closest to a live Led Zeppelin show. The vocal range and power of Robert Plant? Got that. The power and finesse of John Bonham? Got that. The virtuosity of Jimmy Page? Got that. A multi-instrumentalist on bass/vox/keys/mandolin? Got that too.