As far as the performance…well lets just say Doc Brown could have picked me up in the DeLorean and taken me back to 1986 and I would not have been able to tell the difference. The KILLER DWARFS were absolutely fantastic. Gerry Dwarf’s guitar parts were perfect, Darrell Dwarf was steady behind the drum kit, and newest member Johnny Dwarf was solid on bass. It was frontman-extraordinaire Russ Dwarf that stole the spotlight.

Russ Dwarf was non-stop entertaining as he flipped, spun, and did head stands to the audience’s delight. At one point he ran out into the crowd and continued to sing while he mingled with fans. Russ was nothing but pure, uninhibited, energy. He demanded more from the crowd and the crowd provided it. But he wasn’t a one-trick pony - his voice was pitch-perfect. I would have never expected after all of these years that Russ would still be able to hit those notes, but I was proven wrong. Between the stage antics, the tightness of the band, and the incredible vocal performance, it was an amazing show put on by professional entertainers. KILLER DWARFS

played "Start @ One" – the title track off of their new release, to give us a taste of the new material. Russ Dwarf went into further detail about the new album in our post-show interview which can be read in its entirety HERE.

After the show the entire band hung out, signed autographs, and posed for pictures. Russ, Darrell, Johnny, and Gerry are some of the nicest, most humble people you will ever meet. They don’t take their fans for granted and they proved it by hanging with all of the "Dwarf Nation" that was present long into the night.

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