Vanity Crash
Born on stage under hot lights in the crucible of sound and fury.
Creating punk spunk and glam clamor.
Vanity Crash at Fremont Amphitheater
Saturday, September 28 at 5:00 p.m.
PLUS Special Guest from Pittsburgh
Royal Honey
Hello, you excellent Vanity Crash Rockers!
Vanity Crash is back at the Fremont Amphitheater Saturday, September 28.
We will strut our glam slam songs along with our special guests from Pittsburgh – Royal Honey!!! These guys are a must see, they kick out the best sleaz rock n roll from the three rivers.
Show starts at 5:00p.m.
We had a blast back in June, not only rocking the audience but also hanging out with all the cool people durning intermission and after the show. Everyone was happy and full of love.
Fremont has done an amazing job building a state-of-the-art amphitheater that all citizens of Fremont should be proud of.
Come on out and join us. You will have a fantastic time. Be sure to come up and say hello!!
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BIO
Vanity Crash was born on stage under hot lights in the crucible of sound and fury as the glam-punk band The Angry Inch in Cleveland Public Theater’s production of the rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Ever since, Vanity Crash has been dressing up and throwing down with eye-popping synchronized light shows, outrageous stage costumes and provocative attitude, opening for the likes of the New York Dolls, Poison, Semi Precious Weapons, the Darkness, and Gogol Bordello. The band placed songs in the movies Kingsbury Run and Hellweek. Their recent acclaimed tributes to David Bowie include timeless gems performed live alongside their own incendiary originals.
Jeff Niesel of Scene magazine says, “One of the only bands on the local circuit that keeps the glam rock flame burning brightly, Vanity Crash has been going strong for a decade now, pumping out good, gritty records with regularity.”
MEMBERS
Dennis Van Crash
Having played guitar for Queue Up, System 56, Verdanzen and The Times, Dennis has also composed original scores for numerous plays, including the musical version of Lysistrata and the recent hit at Cleveland Public Theatre, Shakespeare’s Titus. Dennis served as musical director and guitarist for the musicals Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. When not writing songs and playing guitar, you can find Dennis behind the camera creating videos and photographs.