Welcome to The Score's web presence! Come on in to learn more about the band, find dates for upcoming shows, and give us some feedback.   Check out the new tunes on our Music page and then tell us what you want to hear! Join our mail list and we'll let you know where and when we'll be tearing it up next. The calendar and Schedule page always has our upcoming show dates.  Don't forget to give us a shout out in our Guestbook.  And if you are planning a private party, event or manage a bar looking for a solid party rock band, book The Score!

Sunday, 9/21-    For the second year in a row, Renbrook's kickoff picnic was treated to the sweet sounds of The Score.  It was a rollicking family event that had everything a picnic needed- great weather, burgers and dogs, a moonbounce and a couple of hours of great music! A special thanks goes to Joe DeSisto and his cadre of Renbrook students for the great job with sound. 

Saturday, 9/12-  Oh what a night! Hall High School's Class of '63 was treated to a rockin' good time at their 45th reunion at Avon's Blue Fox Run.  The Score recreated their set list to focus on their tunes from the 50's to early 70's but the crowd really dug their version of Black Horse and the Cherry Tree, forming a huge dance circle and bringing back those high school moments!  Of course they went wild and twisted the night away during our extended Elvis jam and a groovin' version of Johnny B. Goode that featured hot solos from both Daves and a sizzling sax fill!  This floor was shaking all over with some fun tunes like Summertime Blues, Saturday's Alright for Fighting and In The Midnight Hour.  The band broke out a request for Wonderful Tonight to end the show with a romantic slow dance. This gig was a blast for everyone and The Score wishes Hall's class of '63 all the best and maybe we'll see them again at their 50th!  

Saturday, 9/6 There was the calm before the storm, then... The Score invaded the Suffield Town Green and rocked the crowds at the annual Suffield Days Fair.   The craft fair/ food festival was hanging on the threat of tropical storm Hanna, but the six guys from Glastonbury willed the showers away until deep into the set.   This was a family event, so the band played a selection of songs that spanned fifty years of rock and roll; there was something for everyone!  The band shined on the local Scout troop's request for ZZ Top's Sharp Dressed Man, and added a tension filled Black Horse Cherry Tree.  The band jammed through the heat and humidity for almost two hours until the storm finally came to town.  Thanks to Suffield for having us- we had a great time!
 
Thursday, 8/21 It was a great night for rock and roll in West Hartford's Blue Back Square: The weather was perfect, the crowd was large, there was the unique stage that crowns the open air plaza, and of course, The Score was in the house!  The band jammed for well over two hours straight, offering their brand of classic party rock to an appreciative eclectic crowd, teeming with people of all ages.  The Band added several new songs to their set list including a tight version of The Foo Fighters Learn to Fly, a rockin' offering of Grand Funk's We're An American Band and a bright cover of the Doobie Brothers' Listen to the Music.  This was an event to remember and The Score looks forward to the next time they have the opportunity to play Blue Back!


Thursday, 7/17 The Score cranked it up for our favorite place in Farmington, as the gents out of Glastonbury once again made a Thursday night feel like the weekend at Murphy and Scarletti's.  The three sets were tight as the band watched the crowd grow, people get merry and move to the music.  There were many highlights to note from both band and crowd, including a request for some Marshall Tucker, which yeilded a soulful return of Can't You See.  The Score gave a jazzy offering of Stray Cat Strut and rocked the house with Blodge doing the lead vox on Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting!  The crowd was not to be outdone as we had Angelus Tamaro as a guest drummer to open set three, keeping the beat for an impromptu version of It's All Over Now.  Plus we had one patron walk across the dance floor on her hands!  Truly, we have pics!  If you missed the Murphy show and long for the wild times they always create, come on down in October and check us out.
   
 Saturday, 7/12  It was a great time playing at the Raisner Extravaganza in West Hartford, CT,  as The Score rocked the party with a tight night of moonlight jamming.  The band played two long sets of requests and favorites plus they dusted off some old tunes from the past including Hootie and the Blowfish's Only Wanna Be With You and a jamming version of the Grateful Dead's Franklin's Tower.  A souful Black Horse Cherry Tree got the party moving and grooving.  The food from Cafe Louisa was bangin', of course the band rocked, the ladies were dancing and everyone was raving about how this was the place to be Saturday night.  Thanks Amy and David for having us as a part of your event!  And if you need a band for your private party, check out The Score!






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