Downtown Las Vegas Erupts As Voxxx And Count’s 77 Hit The Fremont Street Experience 1st Street Stage May 1st

A few weeks ago, I gave my readers a heads-up on one of Las Vegas' most awesome bands.

The Mighty Count's 77 will be performing on May 1st at the Fremont Street Experience, first street stage.

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This morning, I found out something that's going to make May 1st a little bit sweeter!

And a whole lot hotter, too!

Along with Count's 77, Voxxx has been added to the bill to be the opening heater for the night.

Talking about an opening act that's hot!

Voxxx is one of Las Vegas’ fiercest modern‑rock bands, powered by the magnetic presence of their sexy, powerhouse lead singer Victoria Voxxx, whose voice and attitude hit with the force of a stadium headliner. She’s flanked by a dual‑guitar attack — Fritz O’Hara and Keith Robert War — a pair known for ripping harmonies, big riffs, bad a$$ solos, and the kind of onstage chemistry that turns a crowd into hard rock headbanging believers! Holding down the low end, and abuser of the bass is James Sperry, locking in tight with hard-hitting drum slinger, Michael Maysonet, whose thunderous groove drives the band’s high‑energy sound!

Voxxx will unleash a set packed with radio‑rock favorites from the ’90s and 2000s, plus their newest releases, while teasing a rock surprise that fans won’t see coming!

One thing’s guaranteed: Voxxx will heat up the stage for Count's 77, while rocking your lights out!

Voxxx brings the fire to the 1st street stage at 8 PM. Right after, Count’s 77 takes the stage around 9.

Count’s 77 doesn’t just play rock‑and‑roll — they detonate it!

Born from the neon grit of Las Vegas and fueled by vintage‑muscle attitude, this band hits the stage like a supercharged V8 roaring down an open desert highway. They’re one of the rare groups that still deliver rock the way it was meant to be felt — loud, proud, lived‑in, and real!

Danny "Count" Koker brings pure Vegas swagger to the mic — a powerhouse voice, a commanding presence, and the kind of old‑school rock charisma you can feel from the back row.

Stoney Curtis' guitar work is molten and unmistakable. His blues‑driven shred and arena‑sized tone make him one of the fiercest guitar slingers in the desert.

John Zito adds the grit and groove — slide work, rootsy textures, and a desert‑born feel that locks perfectly with Stoney’s high‑voltage attack.

Barry Barnes' bass lines hit like a steel‑reinforced engine block. Thick, tight, and driving, he’s the force that keeps the whole machine running forward.

Shon McKee's drumming is explosive and precise, the heartbeat that powers Count’s 77 with desert‑storm intensity and rock‑solid control.

{My Take}

With Voxxx and Count’s 77 on the same stage, you'd better buckle up.

It’s going to be one hot night in the desert!

Gary England

Ghostwriter Las Vegas

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