The Landis Theater

Romeo Delight is an award-winning Van Halen experience like no other, world renowned and recognized by everyone from Howard Stern to Micky Dolenz of the Monkees, to Diamond David Lee Roth himself for selecting Romeo Delight’s video for his Podcast “The Roth Show,” along with being featured on Van Halen's news site multiple times.

Widely acclaimed for presenting entire Van Halen albums in concert in original track sequence, Romeo Delight specializes in David Lee Roth era Van Halen, plus Sammy Hagar's Van Halen hits, and their Greatest Solo Hits.

Based in Philadelphia, Romeo Delight is the East Coast #1 Most viewed Van Halen Tribute Band on YouTube, named one of the Top Tribute Bands in the United States, and Top Vocals in the Van Halen book “Unchained.”

• #1 Most viewed Van Halen Tribute Band on YouTube   


• Named Top Tribute Band by Mashable.com


• Named Top Tribute in the World, and Top Vocals in the Van Halen book “Unchained”


• Van Halen’s Singer/Front man David Lee Roth selected Romeo Delight’s video for his Program,“The Roth Show”


• The First Van Halen Tribute Band to specialize in David Lee Roth era Van Halen, plus Sammy Hagar’s Van Halen hits, and their Greatest Solo Hits


• Mentioned by Howard Stern, profiled and interviewed on multiple news, satellite and radio stations


• Customized recreations of staging, instruments, and costumes


• Served as backing band for MICKY DOLENZ of the MONKEES at multiple events as he performs his Greatest Hits

OFFICIAL WEBSITE:  VanHalenTributeBand.com

FACEBOOK:  facebook.com/ROMEO-DELIGHT-THE-ULTIMATE-VAN-HALEN-TRIBUTE-BAND-201971081222/

TWITTER:  twitter.com/romeodelight1

INSTAGRAM:  instagram.com/vanhalentributeband/

YOUTUBE:  youtube.com/channel/UCgRPl39Z_LRJbhuwuRQteBQ

GOLD DUST WOMAN is the ULTIMATE TRIBUTE Show, celebrating the legendary and beloved career of STEVIE NICKS. Gold Dust Woman takes audiences into the 4 plus decades of the timeless solo career of Rock & Roll’s mystic poet and two time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, along with the classic songs of Fleetwood Mac.

Supported by an amazingly accomplished group of seasoned musicians, when Janet Soluri steps onto the stage, she transforms the true, magical essence of the Gypsy Queen that is Stevie. Her likeness both visually and vocally, are CAPTIVATING and has been hailed as the “CLOSEST POSSIBLE THING TO STEVIE HERSELF”.

GOLD DUST WOMAN provides an electrifying and dynamic show like no other, which has audiences, dancing, singing and cheering for more.

SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING!!!!!

Studio Two - The Ultimate Beatles Experience coming to The Landis on December 2nd!

Hailed as “New England’s Best Beatles Tribute Band”  by The British Beer Company,  Beatles tribute band, Studio Two, continues its tour in celebration of the 50th anniversary of The Beatles coming to America. Studio Two pays tribute to the early Beatles years, choosing songs from the pre-Sgt. Pepper era.

Featuring graduates from Berklee College of Music and Beatles devotees, Studio Two band mates met in a “cellar full of noise” in a town slightly west of Liverpool (Milford, New Hampshire!) to pay homage to the greatest rock band of all time. Band members are experienced musicians of today’s generation dedicated to preserving the memory and fan culture of The Beatles generation.

By recreating the Fab Four’s music, appearance, instruments, and onstage banter, Studio Two performs your most favorite hits that will bring you to the dance floor!

Heart of the Journey tribute features the amazing and talented voice of Cian Coey of current touring iconic band “Starship.”  Formerly of Meatloaf and toured with Frank Zappa. 

More featured members of this all-star lineup include the masterful guitar of Scott Van Zen of Brian Howe’s Bad Company and Sam McCaslin on the keyboards of the Michael Schenker Group.

Big Ray and The Kool Kats sprang to musical life in 1996 when Ray Caddell, longtime professional musician, and veteran of tours and performances (from Frank Sinatra to Gladys Knight to The Temptations) was driving down the road listening to the University of Virginia college radio station and heard a tune from a band with a different, horn-driven sound that somehow seemed to combine rock, Motown and Big Band music. He called the station, found out the band’s name, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, got a copy of the cd from the station, and wore it out on his car’s cd player.

Ray’s current project at that time, The Ray Caddell Swing Orchestra, was working sometimes a couple of times a month playing traditional big band swing music with some of the best musicians in town.  Rehearsals were sometimes more fun than the gigs, playing through the great repertoire of the ’30s and ’40s, but there really wasn’t a lot of work for a traditional big band, and challenges like stage size and budgets made it difficult to work as much as he liked.  After many years of 6 nights a week, a few nights here and there just wasn’t the same.