HUGO: THE ULTIMATE JOURNEY TRIBUTE with SPECIAL GUEST BAD MEDICINE – TRIBUTE TO BON JOVI

Hugo Valenti is no stranger to the world of Journey’s iconic music. As the longtime frontman of Voyage, he helped build one of the most successful tribute acts in the country, selling out venues nationwide and earning a reputation for delivering the most authentic Journey tribute. His uncanny resemblance—both in voice and appearance—to Steve Perry is no coincidence. In fact, when Hugo auditioned to take the famed frontman’s place, he was told he looked too much like Perry. Now, Hugo is taking it to the next level with Hugo – The Ultimate Journey Tribute. This show brings audiences the anthems they know and love, performed with the same passion and precision that only Hugo can deliver. Beyond his tribute success, Hugo has a deep-rooted history in rock. He was the lead singer of Valentine, a melodic rock band that emerged in the early ‘90s, carrying the spirit of ‘80s arena rock into a new era. Their self-titled album, released on Warner Bros. Records, remains a cult favorite among rock fans. With decades of experience and an unmistakable voice, Hugo continues to bring the magic of Journey’s music to life like no one else can. Get ready to take the ultimate Journey with Hugo and all the hits you love including “Don’t Stop Believing,” “Any Way You Want It”, “Separate Ways”, “Wheel In The Sky” and SO MANY MORE!!

Bad Medicine was formed and led by lifelong Bon Jovi fan, Joe Frasca, back in 2001. Through the years, the talented collection of musicians, with over 100+ combined years of on stage experience, has proven time and time again that Bad Medicine is truly the “next best thing”. In recent years, Bad Medicine has added several “non-Jovi” songs from the same genre, for those longer sets and situations that require a more diverse performance. However, Bad Medicine remains the favorite choice for Bon Jovi and is still true to giving tribute to one of the most iconic and successful bands in history. Bad Medicine has opened up for several national acts including Eddie Money, Great White, Lita Ford, Bret Michaels (on numerous occasions), Foghat, Blue Oyster Cult, George Thorogood, Rick Springfield, and more.  If you want to see an accurate reproduction of the Bon Jovi sound, look, feel, and energy, it’s safe to say some Bad Medicine is what you need…