![]() In fact, Brooke had been “bitten” by the “bug” so badly, not even the most skilled surgeon could stop the “bleeding.” I need more gauze, nurse! For the love of God - I-NEED-MORE-FREAKING-GAUZE!Īt age 13, Brooke faced a major life decision, one that would define her future. YIKES! The writing was scrawled across the wall, and even Mr. The now crazed tween attended her first rock concert, Godsmack and Sevendust in 2015. The next Christmas, at age seven, Brooke graduated to her first proper “big girl” kit - a shiny new set of sparkly purple Ludwigs - 20” kick, TWO rack toms and REAL cymbals! In short order, the “genie” was “out of the bottle,” and that seductive siren was NOT going back in. Mommy! Mommy! Look what Santa brought me! Her initial exposure to live music when she attended a friend’s birthday party as a first grader further fanned the flames of what soon would become her drum obsession.ĭig if you will, the magical imagery of a sleepy-eyed six-year-old, (possibly) sporting Hello Kitty jammies, trotting down the stairs on Christmas morning - then spotting the blue, kid-sized starter drum kit under the tree - mini kick drum, makeshift snare and tiny tom-tom. “I always loved rock,” she added, with distinct conviction.ĭescribed by Brooke as, “a huge rock and metal guy,” the recent high school grad credits her dad for igniting her passion, introducing her to bands such as Metallica, Godsmack, and Tool when she was just six years old. “I’ve definitely always felt like the oddball,” confessed soon-to-be 18-year-old drum phenom, Brooke Colucci, regarding coming of age in an era when her peers clearly were connected more to their hip-hop culture than to her rock-fueled world. And as a longtime “drum junkie,” this was not an op I was gonna miss. But in my biz, you take the prime ops however you can get ‘em. As a result, I had to stand outside my house on a brutally cold afternoon (at least by Florida standards) to score this interview. And for those pursuing a personal passion, her story is inspiring.ĭespite vast technological advancements, I still can frequently struggle with getting a reliable cell connection. New Yorkers are encouraged to send suggestions via email to. Guests are invited to see photos from the Fair on Flickr and ideas are always welcome. ![]() A udiences are encouraged to learn more about the Great New York State Fair online, and follow the fun on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The New York State Fairgrounds is a 375-acre exhibit and entertainment complex that operates all year. September 5, Chevy Park stageįounded in 1841, the Great New York State Fair showcases the best of New York agriculture, provides top-quality entertainment and is a key piece of the state’s CNY Rising strategy of growing the Central New York economy through tourism. The 2022 Fair begins Wednesday, August 24, and continues through Monday, September 5. Resurrection – A Journey Tribute Band, 1 p.m., Chevy Park stage.Midnight Star (Headlining Annual FunkFest), 8:30 p.m.Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone, 1 p.m.The Art of Rap featuring Ice-T, 8 p.m.To date, Chevrolet Music Festival concerts announced include: Concerts at the Fair are sponsored by Chevrolet. ![]() We’re proud to open the Chevy Park concert season with this show and these ladies.”Īll concerts in the Chevrolet Music Series are free with Fair admission. We’ve featured trailblazers such as Joan Jett and Lizzy Hale of Halestorm and it’s great to see another generation of women in rock music. State Fair interim Director Sean Hennessey said, “PLUSH’s message of empowerment for women really speaks to us. The band, headed by Albany-area native Moriah Formica, is a quartet of women ages 18 – 21 who launched their self-titled debut album in February. ![]() show on opening day, Wednesday, August 24 on the Chevy Park stage in the New York Experience festival grounds. Hard-hitting all-female rock band PLUSH makes its Great New York State Fair debut with a 2 p.m. ![]()
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