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Vicki Peterson, a founding member of The Bangles, whose work includes the #1 hit “Walk Like An Egyptian” and several other Top 10 songs, such as “Eternal Flame”, teams up with John Cowsill, drummer/vocalist for The Beach Boys for over 23 years and original member of the platinum-selling family band, The Cowsills, to lovingly present their debut Americana album comprised of songs written by John’s late brothers, Barry and Bill Cowsill titled, Long After The Fire.
It all began with the songs…exquisitely written by John’s brothers at various points in their all-too-short lives. These ‘Roy Orbison’ meets ‘The Everly Brothers’ tunes are true gems unearthed like treasures from The Cowsill family archives.
Get ready to hear the latest tracks from their new album alongside iconic classics from The Bangles and The Cowsills all while they reveal the fascinating stories behind the music—perfect for the ultimate fans! It will be an incredible night filled with music, love, and unforgettable moments.
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John Cowsill Biography
At 7 years old, John began working in clubs, singing and playing drums with his family. The Cowsills became a worldwide sensation in the late 1960s, playing The Ed Sullivan Show and The Johnny Carson Show programs both three times, The Johnny Cash Show twice, and enjoyed several Top 20 hits, including "Hair" (#1 in four countries and #2 on US Billboard) and "The Rain, The Park, & Other Things" (#2 on US Billboard with over 3 million copies sold).
In 1981, John landed on the Tommy Tutone hit, "867-5309 (Jenny)." He also toured with Jan and Dean before becoming a mainstay of the Beach Boys touring band, playing guitar and piano, and finally sitting at the drum kit for over two decades, playing an average of 180 concerts annually. John made many television appearances with the band, including Good Morning America seven times, The Today Show six times, The Tonight Show w/ Jimmy Fallon, The Grand Ole Opry, and The Grammys.
Throughout his career, John has performed live and/or recorded work with Bob Dylan, Mamas & Papas, Harry Chapin, Maroon 5, Hermans Hermits, Mickey Dolenz (The Monkees), and Chuck Berry. John is also currently one of the lead singers for The Smithereens and the touring drummer for Peter Perrett (The Only Ones).
Read MoreIn 1981, John landed on the Tommy Tutone hit, "867-5309 (Jenny)." He also toured with Jan and Dean before becoming a mainstay of the Beach Boys touring band, playing guitar and piano, and finally sitting at the drum kit for over two decades, playing an average of 180 concerts annually. John made many television appearances with the band, including Good Morning America seven times, The Today Show six times, The Tonight Show w/ Jimmy Fallon, The Grand Ole Opry, and The Grammys.
Throughout his career, John has performed live and/or recorded work with Bob Dylan, Mamas & Papas, Harry Chapin, Maroon 5, Hermans Hermits, Mickey Dolenz (The Monkees), and Chuck Berry. John is also currently one of the lead singers for The Smithereens and the touring drummer for Peter Perrett (The Only Ones).
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