Hank Nightshade and The Midnight Sons aren’t just a band—they’re a battle cry for the soul of rock ‘n’ roll. Hailing from Northeast Arkansas, this powerhouse group channels the raw, unfiltered essence of working-class rock with songs that cut deep, telling stories of life, loss, recovery, and redemption.
Fronted by Hank Nightshade, alongside the electrifying talents of Robby Rigsbee, Shaun Kirby, and Micheal Lee Collins, the band is a fiery resurrection of true rock spirit—a beacon for those searching for something real in an age of manufactured sound. Their collective pedigree is nothing short of legendary. The members have honed their craft over decades, coming from acclaimed local bands like Further Down (whose mid-2000s radio hit What You Say was an undeniable banger), Haven Hill, Delay The Day, Burning Waco, and even playing for Zach
Williams, now a bonafide rock star. Their music has resonated far beyond the stage, finding its way into hit TV shows like Zoey 101, The Big Bang Theory, and Justified, proving their sound has universal appeal.
Now, for the first time, these seasoned musicians have united under a single banner, driven by one mission: to remind the world that music—like fine wine—only gets better with time. This isn’t your stepdad’s garage band. This is a reckoning. Hank Nightshade and The Midnight Sons are here to heal the wounds left by soulless commercial music and reignite the fire of rock ‘n’ roll. Their trajectory? The stars. Their limit? Nonexistent.

— The Memphis Voyager

Michael Thomas founded The Bonfire Orchestra, an Independent Folk-Rock band in early March, 2010. Composed of lifelong musicians from eclectic backgrounds, the band focuses on telling stories and exploring new worlds through the power of music.

In addition to their original work, the band also dives deep into a cover catalog of original arrangements from across the spectrum of genre and history, running the gamut from Johnny Cash to Macklemore.

To date, The Bonfire Orchestra has opened for such acts as The Avett Brothers, BIlly Bob Thornton ( and the Boxmasters ), Jake Owen, Ricky Skaggs, Jason Sturgeon, and Joe Cocker playing in front of crowd in excess of 10,000 attendees on multiple occasions. The group has been covered by NBC, CBS, and FOX affiliate news, featured on NPR’s Thacker Mountain Radio, the Mississippi Music Foundation, multiple print publications ( including Mud & Magnolias Magazine ), and by international journalists in review of their work.

While the AQUANET experience is anchored by the sound of ’80s metal bands from Bon Jovi to Whitesnake, don’t expect a run-of-the-mill club band that just stands in the corner. Quite the opposite – this is one of the most decadent and colorful acts today. Imagine Hollywood … the Sunset Strip … when bands like Motley Crue and GnR ruled the world. This is the scene AQUANET re-creates night after night. With a complement of lights, special effects and costumes, the full production of an ’80s rock concert is brought to life on your stage.

*Tables are offered on a first-come first-served basis. So please come early to enjoy our excellent food before the show. Remember we do have many open seating and standing options at our four bars.

With over 25 years of professional experience in music, Joe Restivo’s guitar playing strongly reflects his Memphis roots. Joe Restivo 4 is influenced and inspired by soul and jazz musicians such as Wes Montgomery, Tal Farlow, Steve Cropper and Reggie Young.

British Invasion era pop and rock hits!!!

Rice Drewry Collective (RDC) is a collection of veteran musicians, versatile enough to play original material mixed with a variety of new and old cover tunes. From classic rock to acoustic driven roots rock, there’s a little something for everyone!

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Memphis’ own Ultimate Fleetwood Mac Tribute. Playing hits from every era of the iconic band that is a woven part of our culture.

Michael Thomas founded The Bonfire Orchestra, an Independent Folk-Rock band in early March, 2010. Composed of lifelong musicians from eclectic backgrounds, the band focuses on telling stories and exploring new worlds through the power of music.

In addition to their original work, the band also dives deep into a cover catalog of original arrangements from across the spectrum of genre and history, running the gamut from Johnny Cash to Macklemore.

To date, The Bonfire Orchestra has opened for such acts as The Avett Brothers, BIlly Bob Thornton ( and the Boxmasters ), Jake Owen, Ricky Skaggs, Jason Sturgeon, and Joe Cocker playing in front of crowd in excess of 10,000 attendees on multiple occasions. The group has been covered by NBC, CBS, and FOX affiliate news, featured on NPR’s Thacker Mountain Radio, the Mississippi Music Foundation, multiple print publications ( including Mud & Magnolias Magazine ), and by international journalists in review of their work.

With over 25 years of professional experience in music, Joe Restivo’s guitar playing strongly reflects his Memphis roots. Joe Restivo 4 is influenced and inspired by soul and jazz musicians such as Wes Montgomery, Tal Farlow, Steve Cropper and Reggie Young.