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This
will be a BIG night
for Domain Hall of Famer David
Castello who, as all of our
regular readers know, manages and
plays drums in the rapidly rising
Nashville-based rock trio bree
(a band named for its dynamic
singer/guitarist/songwriter Bree
Castello, who also became
David's wife this past
January).
After
releasing their debut album, All
American Girl, to rave
reviews, bree kicks off
their first
U.S. tour tonight in Birmingham,
Alabama. From there, over the
next month, the southern leg of the
tour will have bree blazing a trail
through Mississippi, Florida,
Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky
before they make their first
northern stop in Indiana.
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bree
on stage featuring (L to R):
drummer David Castello,
singer/guitarist Bree Castello and bassist Maryk
McNeely. Bree
lights up the stage like a bolt of
lightning, David brings the thunder with
his phenomenal drumming and stand up
bassist Mark McNeely completes the
powerful lineup. We
are especially excited about the six dates
bree has scheduled in our home state (Florida),
starting with Panama City May 9,
followed by Tampa (May 10), Miami
(May 13), Lake Worth (May 14), Winter
Haven (May 16) and a return date in Tampa
May 17. My wife Diana and I will catch
them this coming Saturday night, May 10,
when they will play Tampa's historic Cuban
Club in Ybor City as a featured
band in the 33rd
Annual Tropical Heatwave Festival. Though
David and Bree have visited us at home and
we were guests at their Las Vegas wedding
in January, this if the first time
we will get to see them perform live on
stage. After listening to the album
(over and over), watching all of the great
videos
and reading the glowing reviews, I already
know the band is something special but
to experience all of the thunder
and lightning you really have to see it
live. If the
tour is passing anywhere near
where you live over the next month, be
sure to get out and see bree for yourself!
David
Castello (far right) and Bree
visiting us at home in Tampa last summer.
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