What do you get when you come to see a Mr. Majestyk’s 8-Track Revival show? You get "Grade A" performances of rock and pop masterpieces from the 1970s. That's right kids...this means tunes that you may not often hear these days. From ELO, Alice Cooper and Led Zeppelin, to rarities by Nick Gilder, Gary Wright and Sweet...MM8TR delivers 100% top fuel analog rock and roll, with a side of AM gold pop.

Formed in 2013, Mr. Majestyk’s 8-Track Revival (and his Cavalcade of All-Stars) has established themselves as one of Colorado’s premiere live acts. Yellowscene Magazine has stated, “their sound is as arresting as the spectacle they deliver in person. It’s a local superband of funktasm.” Denver’s Westword Magazine has included them in their Ten of the Best Cover Bands in Colorado – 2016 Edition. The members of MM8TR are some of the most experienced and talented musicians around, drawing from backgrounds in classical, musical theater, as well as decades of Colorado’s BEST rock and roll. A unique feature of a MM8TR show is their 3-piece string section, known affectionately by their fans as…..Sweet Action. What you hear on your favorite records is what you’ll hear live.

MM8TR maintains a busy concert schedule, performing for sold-out audiences in the most popular theaters, clubs and outdoor festivals throughout Colorado. In 2016, they appeared as guest artists with The Front Range Youth Symphony as well as presenting a special Halloween event; performing a full-stage production of Alice Cooper’s 1975 classic Welcome to my Nightmare. 2017 was a banner year for MM8TR. As well as keeping a busy concert schedule, the band performed in the Denver Pops Orchestra’s Rockin’ with the Pops concert series and appeared at Colorado’s premiere and most prestigious outdoor concert stages…..Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater and the legendary Red Rocks!

The band’s song list was carefully engineered to capture the true essence of the ‘70s and evoke great memories from a time when music was raw and untarnished. Did MM8TR go with the obvious cheese?......Negative. They drill deep in to the medulla oblongata for the songs you really loved when they were played on the radio. These are the songs that blasted from the 8-track player of your 1970 Dodge Challenger as you hurled through the desert, Vegas-bound. Now these gems live forever within the MM8TR machine. Their live show is like none other and one not to be missed.