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MR. BIG 'Near-Reunion' In West Hollywood

May 13, 2008

A MR. BIG "almost-reunion" took place at guitarist Paul Gilbert's solo show at the House of Blues in West Hollywood, California on on May 7. Paul invited his former MR. BIG bandmates Billy Sheehan and Pat Torpey, along with fellow ex-MR. BIG guitarist Richie Kotzen (he joined the band as Paul's replacement) to his stage and they played two MR. BIG songs: "30 Days in the Hole" (with Kotzen on vocals),and "Daddy, Brother, Lover, Little Boy" (with Gilbert and Mike Szuter from Paul's band on vocals). According to one fan who attended the concert, "The crowd went CRAZY when three guys showed up on the stage."

MR. BIG is best known for its 1992 acoustic hit, "To Be with You".

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