Pat Travers, Leslie West, Edgar Winter
to Join Lucent Super Concert

Pat Travers

Guitar legends Pat Travers and Leslie West and keyboard impresario Edgar Winter will join "The Voices" for their concert at the Lucent Superbowl Shootout Weekend. These classic rockers join "Voices" Larry Hoppen of Orleans, John Cafferty of John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, Bobby Kimball of Toto and Mike Reno of Loverboy. The concert is scheduled for Sat, January 27 at the Isle of Capri Casino and Resort in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Pat Travers, in addition to being a prolific guitar player and writer, is best known for his classic rock with a blues influence. He is scheduled to perform his FM radio hits "Boom, Boom Out Go The Lights" and "Snortin' Whiskey and Drinking Cocaine."

Leslie West

Leslie West, the founder of "Mountain" ('the mound of sound'), is rated by VH1 one of the Top 100 Hard Rockers of our time. He will perform his massive hit "Mississippi Queen," in addition to showcasing his guitar magic on tracks such as "Roll Over Beethoven" and "Honky Tonk Woman."

Edgar Winter - singer, songwriter, and leader of the Edgar Winter Group - will add his (Texas via LA) brand of classic rock including his Number One Hit "Frankenstein" and his Top Ten Pop Hit "Free Ride." Edgar's image will be vivid as hi plays his famous "carry" keyboard.

Edgar Winter

"The show just seems to be getting bigger and better," noted Voices General Manager Charlie Schmitt. "In addition to providing a great show to the VIP's and NFL Legends at the Shootout Weekend, we're also going to actually record the concert live to multi-track. So, it should provide us some wonderful content for Rockforever.com and for our soon-to-be announced download distribution alliance. I expect we'll also garner some pretty interesting 'rock and jock' web content in the process!"

Log-on to Rockforever.com for further updates regarding the Lucent's Superbowl Shootout Weekend. For concert information, please contact the Isle of Capri Casino and Resort in Biloxi, Mississippi.