Former Sudburian offers up unique music

Magic-By-The-Bay centennial celebrations, and opened for 'Thunder Struck'. Local radio personalities have stated that REWIRED is "great to hear live and engaging". Along with these highlights, they've performed nearly 100 shows throughout Bruce-Grey counties in the past two short years, and now bring the show to Sudbury.

Sudbury native, Angele Desbois-Parsons, will be playing in her hometown for the first time since graduating from Sudbury Secondary School in 2000. Her new-found rock feel brings a unique presence that captivates audiences. Since having relocated to Owen Sound, she wasted no time in finding the best band-mates possible and now brings them to Sudbury for two crazy nights.

"I really look forward to seeing all those familiar faces and can't wait for them to meet the band," she says.

"Jay Morrow brings the craziest guitar solos ever seen, enough to turn any song into simply great rock. Roger Martindill (bass) adds grace, flare, and years of experience to the stage. On drums, Scott Campbell, has a driving force that equates genuine rock and roll."

REWIRED will be in Sudbury on April 18-19 at Little Montreal (182 Elgin St). They feature songs from Melissa Ethridge, Heart, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Sass Jordan, Rush, Sheryl Crow, Counting Crows, Amanda Marshall, the Beatles, and many more. Show up a little early and grab a bite to eat, then sit back and enjoy the show.

Check out the band's official website at: www.rewiredrock.com