Western Ohio Host Rusted Reserve And Noohra Live In Concert!
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PIQUA, Ohio - OhioPen -- On Saturday, August 31, 2024, popular Western Ohio bands Rusted Reserve and NOOHRA will be live in concert in downtown Piqua, Ohio.

The 2nd annual "Party Out Back" will be held at outdoors at 118 N. Main Street, and begins at 7:00 pm.

The concert is free and attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.

For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/RustedReserve/ or https://noohramusic.com.

RUSTED RESERVE brings the talented lineup that has opened for George Thorogood and the Destroyers, 38 Special and others to the 2nd annual "Party Out Back."

Comprised of Jason Rhoads on guitar, Braylon Rhoads on drums, Eric Baumann on bass, Jason Forsythe on vocals, and Jason Feathers on keyboards, Rusted Reserve has the seasoned talent to craft masterful ballads or turn it up and blow the back wall out of the place.

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The band just recently released their latest album, entitled "Give and Take," and it is a wonderful revisiting of the powerhouse sound and genuine original songwriting which has long been identified with Rusted Reserve.

Rusted Reserve loves playing live, though, and they are looking forward to the "Party Out Back."  "The guys are ready to jam. Gonna be a great show..." said guitarist Jason Rhoads.

NOOHRA, one of Western Ohio's hottest new groups teams up with Rusted Reserve for the first time.

Noohra was founded by lead guitarist Ethan Hunt and vocalist / rhythm guitarist Nehemiah "Nemo" Hunt as a favorite coffeehouse duo.  They added bass player Jordan Perkins and became "Lumin," complete with standing ovations.  Finally deciding to become a full instrumented band, the group added drummer Camron "Cam" Robb, and "Noohra" began thrilling audiences of all ages with their wide range of musical styles.

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Noohra's unique approach to public performance caught the attention of many people, as well.  "Noohra plays fairs and festivals and larger venue concerts, but they truly love to play what they call "VIPs," (which stands for "Very Important Performances)," says Noohra manager Peregrine Hunt.  These are private concerts hosted by music lovers with large homes or outdoor areas and typically are attended by 50-100 people.  "Noohra's motto is 'Noohra makes more than music; Noohra makes moments," Peregrine continues, "and these tend to be some very special experiences shared by band members and audience alike who truly love good music."

The 2^nd annual "Party Out Back" is being sponsored by Extreme Tattoo, Lucky's Pad, and Bushnell's Towing.