The American Stones

The American Stones:

Florida's Authentic Rolling Stones Tribute Band

Band Bio

A Rolling Thunder of Rolling Stones Nostalgia!

Embark on a time-traveling rock odyssey with THE AMERICAN STONES, the ultimate Rolling Stones tribute sensation! Imagine a Mick Jagger doppelgänger in his electrifying prime – he's got the swagger, the unmistakable voice, and every iconic move down pat. This isn't just a tribute band; it's a reincarnation of the Stones' glory days, a flashback to the pulsating heart of the '70s and '80s rock scene.

THE AMERICAN STONES are more than just a band; they're a full-scale rock 'n' roll revival. With a lineup mirroring the Stones' own touring ensemble, they bring the house down with keys, horns, backup vocals, and a rich tapestry of sounds. No backing tracks here – just raw, unadulterated, authentic Stones magic. Prepare to be swept away by a tidal wave of classic hits, each performed with a passion and precision that's nothing short of breathtaking.

The group features Doug Baird and Eric Anderson portraying the classic "Glimmer Twins", Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Rounding out the Rolling Stones historic lineup is Eric Neubauer as Bill Wyman, Vladimir Franz as Ron Wood and Rick DeShaw as Charlie Watts. To provide an authentic Rolling Stones live show experience The American Stones band also includes Ric Santiago, Darrell Huling as Chuck Leavell, and Monica Acosta as Lisa Fischer.

This is as real as it gets! High Energy and the ability to reproduce the persona of each member with mannerisms, authentic gear and stage outfits allow The American Stones to bring the look, feel and swagger to the stage. Get ready to groove to timeless anthems like "Satisfaction," "Jumpin' Jack Flash," "Paint It Black," "Miss You," and "Start Me Up," among countless others. Each song is a masterclass in rock history, delivered by a band that doesn't just play music – they resurrect an era. THE AMERICAN STONES aren't just performing; they're keeping the indomitable spirit of "The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World!" alive and kicking. This is more than a concert – it's a full-blown Rolling Stones experience!

You can't always get what you want...but with The American Stones, you get what you need!

The Band:

Doug Baird as Mick Jagger - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica

Eric Andrerson as Keith Richards - Guitar, Vocals

Vladimir Franz as Ron Wood - Guitar

Rick DeShaw as Charlie Watts - Drums

Eric Neubauer as Bill Wyman - Bass Guitar

Ric Santiago - Saxophone, Percussion, Wind Synthesizer, Backing Vocals

Darrell Huling as Chuck Leavell - Keyboard, Backing Vocals

Monica Acosta as Lisa Fischer - Backing Vocals

BAND MEMBER PROFILES

Doug Baird:

Eric Anderson:

Eric Neubauer:

Brent Sabo:

Rick De Shaw:

Ric Santiago:

Darrell Huling: Born and raised in Toledo, Ohio Darrell began singing and playing drums in his first band by age 14. While attending the University of Eastern Michigan as a Music Major in Vocal Performance he was the front man for both Touch and Roadway, playing all around the Detroit - Toledo area. After graduating in 1982 he moved to Florida and started a family. He attended the University of South Florida and earned a degree in Social Studies Education in 1989 and was promptly hired by Pasco County Schools. Darrell coached High School Volleyball, was the class sponsor for the 1995, 2000, 2004, and 2006 graduating classes of River Ridge H.S. He also taught music, American History, American Government, and World History for 17 years and was recognized as Pasco County's Teacher of the Year in 1997. During this time he was a founding member of the all teacher rock band Knight Sounds. This allowed Darrell to keep in touch with his rock roots while still serving the students of Pasco County. Knight Sopunds performed all over the state at educational conferences as well as local clubs and festivals. In 2009 Darrell earned a Masters degree in Educational Leadership from USF and began work at the school district's district office as a Senior Supervisor in the Curriculum Department where he ran the Division of Alternative Curriculum. In 2016 Darrell retired