Teamwork between rock stars and the police (think enforcement, not Sting) have not always been a hand-in-hand concept. In Rock & Roll’s infancy, it was viewed in the typical drugs, sex, and rock & roll philosophy. At the second annual Cops and Rockers battle of the bands at Verona High School hosted by Verona...
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Tonight as in Friday, February 3. Verona High School. Be there or be square. It’s Cops & Rockers 2012, the teen band competition sponsored by the Verona PBA Local 72. Bands like Angmar, Feux Johnny, Fusion, Leo’s Arrow, The Loop and Where Eagles Dare from Verona, and NaH from Little Falls (they have cousins in...
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Clear your schedule for the night of Friday, February 3, and make plans to be at Verona High School for Cops & Rockers 2012, the teen band competition sponsored by the Verona PBA Local 72. It’s going to be a big, big show. So many bands signed up to perform this year that Cops...
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On Monday, June 6, the Verona Music Parents Association held its annual Music Banquet for all of the Verona High School students who participated in the music program this year. Students, parents and the music staff gathered at the Hanover Manor to celebrate the accomplishments of the past year. Along with dinner, there were...
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There was only one question to ask at the end of Verona’s first teen band competition on Saturday night–When can we do this again? For nearly four hours, high school musicians from Verona slammed down rap, rock and metal for a packed house in the first “Cops & Rockers” show. Organized as a contest...
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It was standing room only at Verona High School last night for performances by Verona Jazz & Beyond and the Vocal Jazz Ensemble that might have brought down the house if the auditorium hadn’t been recently remodeled. From the opening number, “Lose The Shoes” to a closer so powerful it came with its own...
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Saturday night was the annual Talent Night sponsored by the Spotlight Players Parents Association. It brought out performers young and old, and we imagine that some of them will be names you’ll hear a lot of in the future. Sydney Larkey kicked off the night with a rendition of the national anthem that should...
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