Boogie to the Disco Show w/ ELEKTRIK COMPANY, The Ultimate 70s Disco Tribute Band

The ELEKTRIK COMPANY is New York's ultimate tribute band to 70's Disco, playing all the greatest hits and dance floor anthems of that era. Bringing back the days of Disco, lighted dance floors, and that 70's style. The Elektrik Company will flash you back in time and electrify you with their energetic stage show.

What sets this band apart from all the rest? They are an eclectic mix of professional musicians from every genre of music with many years of experience. The Elektrik Company brings the authentic sounds of your favorite hits from that awesome time in music history.... the 70's! With their amazing fully costumed stage show, the Company will surely give you your money's worth in entertainment and will get your feet stompin and legs moving from the first chord struck to the last. There will be no sitting down to watch this band, you'll be on the dance floor for sure! So put on your boogie shoes and get your booty shakin!

How it All Started

The bands inception and idea started in late 2010 from bassist Frankie "Beans" Usamanont.
It didn't take long to put together since Frank was blessed with so many great resources and awesome talented professional musicians. From Bandmates of his original group Funkface, with the uncontrolled energy of Jerome Jordan, Drummer Ramsey Jones, Jeff Usamanont the Core is already set. Then came along most important piece, the Vocals. Lisa Mcquade who provides the Thunder and power in her voice and Afua Addo who provides the Soul and classic sultryness. Combine these two and you bring the house down. And the last two pieces is the Talented Keyboardist and Phenom Isamu Mcgregor and Multi talented Peter Creekmore on the Sax, The Company is Set to take on the world.

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The Michael Live Project: A Tribute to Michael Jackson
SOME WILL SAY THERES no one that can give you a closer replica of the superstars show like Mike. MICHAEL CLARK HEADLINED IN FAMOUS SHOWROOMS THROUGHOUT MAJOR HOTELS IN LAS VEGAS AND ATLANTIC CITY. The Las Vegas Review Journal wrote several articles saying that watching and listening to his show was like being at a Michael Jackson concert, even down to the mannerisms.