(Los Angeles, CA November 2016) Raise Your Glass (RYG) announced that it is adding a whole new dimension to their tribute arsenal. With the success of their P!nk tribute act RYG has turned their talents to recreating the experience of another pop icon; Katy Perry. That’s right, in a head to head match that will […]
Raise Your Glass Releases Their First Studio Recording Raise Your Glass (RYG), the ultimate Pink tribute experience, recently completed a five-song demo showcasing their take on some P!nk classics. Included in the release are RYG versions of “Don’t Let Me Get Me” and “Get The Party Started” from the Mizzundastood album, “So What” from Funhouse, “Blow […]
Raise Your Glass, LA’s premiere P!nk Tribute show, continues to expand it’s ability to let our fans connect with each other and share RYG with their circles of friends and family. If you are reading this, you probably already know about our Facebook page, but now you can also connect with us on Twitter, YouTube, […]
Raise Your Glass (RYG) is proud to announce the launch of its all new website at RYGRocks.com. The site is a one-stop shop for everything you want to know or find out about Los Angeles’ Number 1 Pink Tribute Band. Photos? We got em! Audio, We got em! Concert dates and Tickets? Yeah, we got […]
Raise Your Glass (RYG) announced today that they will be doing a low-key “Sneek Peek” concert for close friends, family and some industry people at Paladino’s Night Club in Tarzana, CA on Friday September 11th at 10:30pm. This will be the band’s first public show since the band was formed. Expectations are high and butterflies […]
Raise Your Glass (RYG) announced today the final lineup for the group. In addition to co-founders Scott Ramsay on guitar and Katrina Danford on lead vocals, RYG has welcomed the following talented musicians to the group: Stella Petrosyan (Lead Support Vocalist and Choreographer) Stella who hails from the Ukraine is an excellent vocalist and lead […]
“Just what we need. Another tribute band.” This is a sentiment you often hear in the “Live” music scene in LA and other major metro-hubs. And it’s true. Everywhere you turn there seems to be another homage to Led Zeppelin, a group of mop-tops in pin stripes trying to recreate the Beatles or some really […]