The Fabricators- Rock & Roll Cover Band from Rockford, IL

The Fabricators brand of Rock 'n Roll is as diverse as its' band members many influences. From the driving guitar in their interpretation of Stevie Ray Vaughn's 'House Is A Rockin'', to the four part harmonies in the Travelling Wilbury's 'End of the Line', this five-piece band 'fabricates' a heavy dose of 'blue-eyed soul' into every song they play. Other crowd favorites include a soulful version of Wilson Pickett's 'Mustang Sally', an Elvis Presley rockabilly styled medley, and their sweet five-part harmonies in 'Every Time I Roll The Dice'. Also featured are the rockin' Bruce Springsteen hits 'Pink Cadillac', 'Glory Days', and 'Hungry Heart'. The Fabricators have been together for over 7 years, winning the 'Best of Rockford' distinction for the 2000 and 2002 'On The Waterfront' festival. Their interpretation of Chuck Berry's 1960's Rock n' Roll song 'It Wasn't Me' can be heard on the festival's 'Best of Rockford' CD.