Rhino Bucket & Spread Eagle in West Hollywood

Rhino Bucket is an American hard-rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1988. Built around singer and guitarist Georg Dolivo, the group became known for direct, riff-heavy songs including “One Night Stand” and “Ride With Yourself,” which appeared on the Wayne’s World soundtrack. Its early records include the self-titled debut, Get Used to It and Pain. In the early 1990s, Rhino Bucket toured as an opening act for The Black Crowes while promoting its first two albums. Simon Wright joined the lineup during the Pain period, and the band later returned to American and European club stages in the 2000s, fronted by Georg Dolivo.

Spread Eagle is an American hard-rock band formed in New York City in 1989. Their self-titled debut established a raw, street-level sound through songs including “Switchblade Serenade” and “Scratch Like a Cat”; later albums include Open to the Public and Subway to the Stars. Spread Eagle returned to live performance in 2006 after a lengthy hiatus. The reunited band brought its guitar-led club show back to audiences and appeared at Rocklahoma in 2008.