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World Wide Web To Whom It May Concern: Enclosed, please find the promotion and contact information for my band 80’s Enough. Feel free to contact me at the numbers listed or via e-mail. I look forward to working with you in the near future and thank you in advance for taking the time to review this information and for considering 80’s Enough for your club/event. Sincerely, Kurt Bonomo 80’s Enough CONTACT INFO: Kurt Bonomo 708-691-6693 (mobile) 708-399-7809-voice mail/pager [email protected] (email) WORLD WIDE WEB: www.80sEnough.net www.myspace.com/80sEnough BAND BIO 80’s Enough is a five-piece high-energy rock cover band hailing from the south side of Chicago. 80’s Enough is one of today’s most energetic and entertaining cover bands that has been wowing crowds and making new fans for the last two plus years. Their musical sets range from covering tunes from the 80’s era. Don’t be surprised to hear tunes from Adam Ant to Van Halen & everything in between. One of the attributes that sets 80’s Enough aside from other bands, is their ability to reproduce their selections to as close as the original artists like no other. Having a total of 4 vocalists (which is rare amongst cover bands) allows the band to reproduce a huge variety of songs. Let’s see your uncle’s band do that! During the spirited career of 80’s Enough, they have performed at tons of clubs, oodles of fests, and a plethora of private parties & corporate events. Some of the clubs & corporate events include but are not limited are as follows: Harrah’s Of Joliet-Stage 151 (Joliet, IL), The Blue Chip Casino (Michigan City, IN), Ridge Fest (Chicago Ridge, IL), Oak Lawn’s Concert In The Park (Oak Lawn, IL), Queen of Martyr’s Fest (Chicago, IL), 115 Bourbon Street (Chicago, IL), The Lodge At Four Lakes (Lisle, IL.), Famous Freddie’s Roadhouse (Mount Prospect & Fox Lake, IL), Eaglewood Resort and Spa (Itasca, IL), Lafayette Theatre’s New Year’s Eve Bash (Lafayette, IN), Oak Lawn Concert In The Park (Oak Lawn IL), 191 South (Mokena, IL), JW Holsteins (Tinley, IL), McGuire’s Pub (Woodstock, IL), Martini Park (Chicago, IL), Uncle Fatty’s Rum Resort (Chicago, IL), The Coloseum (Mokena, IL), Walter Payton’s Roundhouse (Aurora, IL), Kenny’s Pub (LaGrange, IL), Garrett Ripley’s (Chicago, IL), The Foundry (Aurora, IL), Blues Club (Mount Prospect, IL) and a host of others. The list does not stop there. Corporate gigs for The Standard Companies (Chicago, IL), Eli’s Cheesecake (yummy, North Chicago, IL), Danaher Concrete (Antioch, IL) as well as others can be found on this band’s impressive resume. 80’s Enough has the great ability to “play any room”. (Tons of references available upon request) So whether it’s a club, fest, corporate party or a Miss America judging pageant, 80’s Enough is the only choice! MEET THE BAND: LEAD VOCALS: Dee Dee is the vibrant beautiful lead singer of 80’s Enough. Her energetic stage presence and perfect pitch make her one sight that will not leave the collective minds of her audience any time soon. Dee Dee has been performing in bands since the ripe age of 16. Her exact age will not be stated but let’s assume that her experience spans for over many years. She has performed with bands of many different styles over that time. An elementary music teacher by day helps her to satisfy her musical fix by passing on her “musical know how” to today’s youth. But her real element is the stage, music, and of course, the audience. LEAD GUITAR—VOCALS: Kurt Bonomo reins as the lead guitarist & vocals position for 80’s Enough. As well as making private guitar lessons his full time job for the last 22 plus years, Kurt has been playing the local circuit in excess of 24 years. His recent credits include the guitar role for solo artist T.J. Dennis (female pop singer from Australia). Bonomo has, and still does accompany solo artist Lisa McClowry (singer and co-writer of various movie soundtracks which include “Rugrats In Paris” and “Dawson’s Creek”). More recent endeavors include performances with northwest Indiana’s acoustic cover band 2 Trailers Down and top 40 performing country band Desert Road & classic rock band Shortcuts. Kurt has hosted countless open mic nights with many musicians throughout the greater Chicago area for the past several years. BASS GUITAR—VOCALS: Johnny Sullivan takes care of the bass guitar & vocals duties for 80’s Enough. Some of Sullivan’s work was the drumming and writing duties for the rock group Loudmouth. Signed by Hollywood Records in the middle 90’s, Sullivan toured the U.S. for a year straight. During that time, Sullivan wrote and performed on the music soundtrack for an M-TV released movie called Varsity Blue. His song “Fly” took top billing over other artist’s such as Green Day and many others as it reached #8 on billboards top 100 and also went gold during that time. Influenced by old school musicians of yesteryear, Sullivan is considered to be one of the best and most well rounded players amongst his peers. DRUMS/PERCUSSION: Greg Campbell holds it all together for 80’s Enough. Campbell is a professional drummer and teacher with over 22 years of experience. Most recently he was performing and touring with blues guitarist Nick Moss. The group was nominated for the prestigious W.C. Handy (the equivalent to a Grammy for Blues) award in 2003 and again in 2004. Greg was also a member of the ten piece swing band "The Riff Rockets" and rock bands "I Speak Jive", "Japan Man" and "Ignatious". Other performing and recording credits include Kim Wilson and the "Fabulous Thunderbirds", Buddy Guy, Curtis Salgado of Santana, Willie Smith, Pinetop Perkins of Muddy Waters, Junior Watson, The Mighty Blue Kings, Little Charlie and the Nightcats, Rod Piaza and the Mighty Flyers, and Anson Funderburg. KEYBOARDS-VOCALS: Tom Brinkman is the professor behind the keys & vocals for 80’s Enough. Brinkman has been continuously playing keyboards in the Chicago land area for the last 20 plus years, and has been associated with all types of music in professional bands. He reads music and also plays by ear, composes, and produces songs and is presently completing a CD of all original material. He arranges music for the band and also sequences. Brinkman can play rock, classical, dance, blues, country, etc. Brinkman is a full time professional musician. SAMPLE SETLIST 1 ADDICTED TO LOVE ROBERT PALMER 2 ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME NAKED EYES 3 BLISTER IN THE SUN VIOLENT FEMMES 4 CARS GARY NUMANN 5 CENTERFOLD J. GEILS BAND 6 COME ON EILEEN DEXY'S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS 7 DANCING WITH MYSELF BILLY IDOL 8 DON’T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME SIMPLE MINDS 9 DON'T BRING ME DOWN E.L.O. 10 DON'T STOP BELIEVING JOURNEY 11 DON'T YOU WANT ME BABY HUMAN LEAGUE 12 EASY LOVER PHILLIP BAILEY / PHIL COLLINS 13 EVERY LITTLE THING SHE DOES IS MAGIC THE POLICE 14 FEELING THAT WAY/ANYTIME JOURNEY 15 GET INTO THE GROOVE MADONNA 16 GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN CINDY LAUPER 17 GOODY TWO SHOES ADAM ANT 18 HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT PAT BENETAR 19 HOT CHILD IN THE CITY NICK GILDER 20 HOT GIRLS IN LOVE LOVERBOY 21 HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF DURAN DURAN 22 I GOT YOU SPLIT ENZ 23 I JUST DIED IN YOUR ARMS CUTTING CREW 24 I KNOW WHAT BOYS LIKE THE WAITRESSES 25 I LOVE ROCK AND ROLL JOAN JETT 26 I MELT WITH YOU MODERN ENGLISH 27 I RAN A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS 28 I WANT CANDY BOW WOW WOW 29 JENNY (867-5309) TOMMY TUTONE 30 JESSE'S GIRL RICK SPRINGFIELD 31 LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE BOY DENISE WILLIAMS 32 LIGHTS JOURNEY 33 LIKE A VIRGIN MADONNA 34 MATERIAL GIRL MADONNA 35 MEXICAN RADIO WALL OF VOODOO 36 MICKEY TONI BASIL 37 OBSESSION ANIMOTION 38 ONLY THE LONELY THE MOTELS 39 OUR HOUSE MADNESS 40 OUR LIPS ARE SEALED THE GO-GO'S 41 OWNER OF A LONELY HEART YES 42 PROMISES IN THE DARK PAT BENETAR 43 SISTER CHRISTIAN NIGHT RANGER 44 SWEET CHILD O MINE G N' R 45 TAINTED LOVE SOFT CELL 46 TAKE IT ON THE RUN R.E.O. 47 TAKE ME WITH YOU PRINCE 48 TAKE ON ME A-HA 49 THE ONE THING INXS 50 THE STROKE BILLY SQUIRE 51 TIME AFTER TIME CINDY LAUPER 52 TURNING JAPANESE THE VAPORS 53 UNDER PRESSURE QUEEN 54 WE GOT THE BEAT THE GO GO'S 55 WHIP IT! DEVO 56 WHO CAN IT BE NOW MEN AT WORK 57 WHY CAN'T THIS BE LOVE VAN HALEN 58 WORDS MISSING PERSONS 59 WORKING FOR THE WEEKEND LOVERBOY 60 YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME BON JOVI 61 YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG AC/DC 62 YOUR LOVE THE OUTFIELD 63 YOU'RE ALL I'VE GOT TONIGHT THE CARS 80s enough net promo.jpg (698x956x24b jpeg) . Input List Vocals: 1. Vocals 1x15 2. Vocals Keys 3. Vocals Amp 4. Vocals Drums: 5. Snare 6. Kick 7. Rack 8. Rack 9. Rack 10. Fl Tom 11. H Hat 12. O-Head 13. O-Head 14. D.I. (El. Pads) Elec Other Drums 15. Guitar(Mic) (2) 16. Bass (D.I.) Roto 17. Keys (D.I.) Mic 18. R-Toms (Mic) . 3-Roto-Toms ..
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