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MIDLIFE CRISIS Singer Performs With QUEENSRŸCHE In Myrtle Beach; Video Available

February 23, 2008

Chuck Bradley, the lead singer of the Kentucky-based rock band MIDLIFE CRISIS, got a chance to rock with QUEENSRŸCHE during their February 10, 2008 concert at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Chuck was one of three vocalists that were selected to sing karaoke versions of either "Synchronicity II" (THE POLICE),"Welcome To The Machine" (PINK FLOYD),or "Neon Knights" (BLACK SABBATH). The crowd voted for Bradley by their enthusiastic response after he rocked "Synchronicity II" and Chuck got a chance to play the song live with QUEENSRŸCHE during the band's set.

Watch video footage of the performance below.

MIDLIFE CRISIS formed in 2004 "with the goal of keeping the classic rock of the '70s, '80s, '90s alive and well along with original material of the same influence," according to the band's bio. "With the guitar attack of Greg Hall, thundering bass of John Chester, the ground-shaking drums of Tim Engle, the masterful keyboards of Tim Cody, and the soaring vocals of Chuck Bradley, this quintet have been making their mark on the eastern Kentucky music scene by playing and headlining local festivals and receiving extensive airplay from local radio."

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