Ideal For That Special Holiday Party!

You Won't Believe Your Eyes and Ears!!!!

"JUKEBOX HEROES is an all LIVE musical event with incredible show stopping impersonations performed by The Mahoney Brothers. "JUKEBOX HEROES" creates an evening of unforgettable, nostalgic entertainment with meticulous period staging and high tech visuals; and yes, dancing in the aisles is encouraged.

The Stars of "JUKEBOX HEROES", THE MAHONEY BROTHERS, (the family of a thousand voices and veterans of Broadway's Beatlemania, stars of Dick Clark's Golden Age of Television and the original cast of Legends in Concert), are multitalented entertainers who combine great musical ability and showmanship, while they excite, entice, and enthrall audiences of all age groups with their electrifying LIVE musical performances. Their combination of musical versatility intricate vocal harmonies and exacting stage performances have made THE MAHONEY BROTHERS one of today's most highly respected and sought after acts in the entertainment industry.

Among the musical legends that are chronicled in "JUKEBOX HEROES are a young ELVIS PRESLEY, THE EVERLY BROTHERS, RICK NELSON, WILLIE NELSON, JERRY LEE LEWIS, THE BEACH BOYS, THE BEATLES and more! JUKEBOX HEROES a creation of MBE Productions  has played to packed houses throughout North America in Casino Showrooms, theatres, theme parks, fairs, festivals, conventions, colleges, dinner theatres, and many other indoor and outdoor concert venues.

ABOUT LANCE LIPINSKY

Tribute artists have to accept being able to swallow large doses of their egos. When they take on the persona of a celebrity, they must fade into the background in order to make their character believable on visual and vocal levels. But every now and then there's a tribute act that's so good people can't help but notice the person behind the persona-lurking somewhere beyond the make-up, costume and over-the-top haircut. 21-year-old Lance Lipinsky is one of those lurkers...and for him to come out from behind his target character is really saying something because Lipinsky takes on one of the wilder entertainers out there as the piano Rock pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. With many tribute artists, audience members leave either saying things like "he really sounded like so and so" or "he was off on is take of so and so." With Lipinsky, audiences are wondering and wanting to know "Jerry Lee Lewis or no, who is that guy?" Lance, thin, with unruly hair that flies around like a beacon of another time when he throws his head back, would be Jerry Lee Lewis re-incarnated if Lewis were gone, but he isn't, and fans have Lipinsky, who brings all the fire and brimstone to the fore to remind the audience of an era where music changed history.