Creedence Revived: The World Premier CCR Tribute Band
Creedence Revived has rapidly become one of the world’s most highly sought-after tribute bands. They perform across the globe for crowds upwards of 30,000, with a track-record of selling out shows everywhere they go.
And for good reason. Creedence Clearwater Revival's original music remains highly popular, and is a staple on American Classic Rock radio. You’ll hear favorites, “Down on the Corner”, “Born On The Bayou”, “Green River”, “Who’ll Stop The Rain”, “Bad Moon Rising”, “Proud Mary” and others.
“We play the music as if we wrote it,” says Rich Perez, lead vocalist. “We perform as if we were the original band. CCR is legendary.”
Fans leave Creedence Revived concerts in awe of the group’s performances. Talent buyers and event managers often boast about their results, and the group frequently gets re-booked to return annually at the same venues.
Creedence Revived is indeed the real deal. Four of Chicago’s and LA’s most gifted musicians combined their talents to create this group.
Rich Perez, the lead vocalist, is known as “El Chameleon.” He has the remarkable talent for adapting his voice to embody the styles of various artists.
J.D. King is a seasoned and world-renowned blues guitarist. He is also a teacher, writer and composer who plays drums and banjo.
Graham Czach is a singer, songwriter and studio bassist who has appeared on many top-charting albums. He won a Chicago Music Award for his debut album.
The drummer, Tony Montana, has been part of many Rock bands since the age of 14. He also runs a recording studio that produces for many other bands.
What people are saying . . .
Rich Perez has the swagger and voice needed to portray this music the way it should be. It’s more than a sound, it’s the heart and soul, and he has it. They do the music with respect and energy, and the feel is spot on. I worked my butt off to get the sound and feel of the music and Rich, next to me, is the man. I’m telling you this because I have the best insight into CCR than anyone outside of the original band members, and Creedence Revived has my approval and endless support.”
– John “Bulldog” Tristao , Lead Singer for 21 years of Creedence Clearwater Revisited
Built-in 1925, in the grand architectural style of Beaux-Arts Classical Revival, the Simon Theatre provided a splendid setting for many theatrical performances, film screenings and ballroom dances. The James Simon family commissioned Houston architect Alfred C. Finn, whose career included designing a number of prominent Houston buildings as well as the San Jacinto Monument, to design the theatre for the community of Brenham. Today, after a meticulous million-plus dollar renovation, the glamour and grand style lives on for future generations in the newly named Barnhill Center at Historic Simon Theatre.
