"Just wanted to thank you for the great job you did for me on Saturday night (11/14/09) in Boca Raton, FL.. I appreciate that all you guys (and gals) did your homework and gave 100% for my segment. I will hang on to your e-mail and phone number. Never know when I get in your area and need a band. Please thank everyone for me."

Sonny Geraci - lead singer for The Outsiders (Time Won't Let Me) and Climax (Precious and Few)
 

"Listening to the New Invaders is like taking a step back in time."

Suburban Life Newspapers
 

"On behalf of the City of Chicago and the Mayor's Office of Special Events, I'd like to thank you for your performance on the Taste Stage during the 18th Annual Taste of Chicago. Your performance was one of the highlights during the 11-day festival."

Janine Brown Mosely, Taste Stage Coordinator
 

"Thank you for making this year of Bulls' pre–game activities one of great success at the United Center. Hope to see you next season."

United Center Special Events Committee
 

"Please try to get out to see the New Invaders perform. They're a bunch of great guys playing great music."

Dick Biondi, 104.3 Radio,on air
 

Sue (via e-mail)

I saw you for the first time New Year's Eve on Navy Pier...it was mucho fun. You guys gave it your all and put on a phenomenal show. I thought it was great that everyone who played guitar left-handed was actually a lefty. I'll definitely be checking out more of your shows in the future. In the meantime, keep on rockin' and having fun up there on stage.

Bill Mayeroff (via e-mail)

I enjoyed your music. I work at the Pier in the Beer Garden.

Laura Simon (via e-mail)
 

I just wanted to write and thank you for the great show you put out at Geneva's Festival of the Vine. This was the third time I saw you perform and it was the first full show I saw. So for the first time, I got to see you perform for an audience that really appreciated your music. You can tell by the way they danced and sang along. I think everybody there had a great time. It was great to see you come back to Geneva.

Jim (via e-mail)
 

I just read your Play List. Wow, have you been reading my diary? Your audiences must feel like they are in heaven when they hear those songs!!!!!

Nancy Harless (via e-mail)
 

I've seen 3 of your shows and you're awesome; you don't sound just like the actual bands, you add your own style and I like that—thanks!!

Viki (via e-mail)

Heard you in Zion and had to hear you again in Waukegan at Scoop the Loop. Your band is one of the best around, especially since you play so many of the 60's tunes that I rarely hear even on the radio. You do a great job with all of them, especially "For Your Love" and "Born to be Wild"; but they are all done well! THANKS!

Tim Erickson (via e-mail)
 

This is the first time we heard you. You guys are fantastic!!!! We listen to these songs all the time at home. It's rare to find a band that can play the songs you do so well. We thoroughly enjoyed the show. Look forward to seeing you again. Thanks for a great time.

Paul &
Michelle Workman (via e-mail)
 

Best time we have had in years! Loved it, hope to see and hear you all again!

Anna Marie (via e-mail)
 

Just to let you know that I enjoyed your show immensely. I am 45 and started to listen to WLS/WCFL in 1969. One of my favorite records are two double sets that feature the British Invasion of the mid 60's. You folks played many of them! My favorite from your concert "I love you" by the Zombies. Hadn't heard that one in ages!!!!!! I will definitely try to see another one of your shows!

Kenneth (via e-mail)
 

Just wanted to let you know that my wife and I really enjoyed your appearance at LaSalle Fest in LaSalle, Illinois. Your show was the best part of the festival for us!

Terry (via e-mail)
 

Really enjoyed your performance last night [at the Hammond Cruise Night]. Every song you played was a hit back in my childhood days. It was a great trip down memory lane. The music was just awesome. Just like the original artists. Although Magic Carpet ride never phased me before, after hearing your performance, its like the song came alive. That had to be my favorite. Look forward to hearing you again and will be rounding up a crowd to come to Sidelines in Lansing as soon as I see the date. Thanks for a very enjoyable evening.

Sue (via e-mail)

Hey, I stopped and listened to you guys at the Sox game!! I heard "Kicks" and it sounded pretty good. Then you did "A World Without Love". Not bad.... Then "She's not there" I have been looking for a good 60's band to go see and you're it!!

Bob Morrow (via e-mail)
 

Hey! It's about time the Equity Offices people put a band out there at lunch that knows what they're doing. I am so entirely sick of hearing Reggae music while out on my lunch break. I could hear you guys from two blocks away, and I thought, man, these guys are good, I'm going to check them out. I was able to catch your last two Stepping Wolf (sp?) songs. You guys are great, you had the drum part down perfectly on "Born to be Wild". In a word, you guys are unbe****inleavable. The uniforms are outstanding. I'm joining your email list, and I'm going to check you guys out and bring my wife and daughter. Remember, as Timothy Leary once said: "tune in, turn on, drop out". Rock on!

Ryan T. McNally (via e-mail)
 

We have been enjoying your music. You're so true to the original sounds, and the music you play brings back such good memories. The new songs you've put together are great—each and every one of them! The one called "I Caught You In a Lie" is a good one to dance to, which we did at Rolling Lanes. Wonderful to see such a big crowd out who were enjoying you so much! Thanks for all the hard work you put into the music!

Marty and Chad White, Bloomingdale, IL

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