camp rock 2 the final jam this is our song

It was quite the entrance, lead singer Melo’s voice dripping with emotion as he pleaded, “I would do anything for you to love me … Like I’m an American hero, baby.” The band opened with the track “ American Hero ,” a song that explores a desperate plea for requited love while also hiding American exceptionalism metaphors.

One of my fellow concert-goers said, “No one ever says any other band sounds like Rainbow Kitten Surprise,” a statement that felt poignant throughout the night due to the band’s unique approach to music and performance. The comparisons to rock and roll puppets didn’t end there, as the rainbow neon lights and band outfits seemed to channel Jim Henson’s wildest imagination. Walking down the long entrance corridor, it felt as though I had entered the set of Fraggle Rock, complete with a towering stone roof and walls, dim lighting, loud rock music and other concert-goers dressed in bright oranges and purples (and some hairdos definitely resembled Fraggle characters). Truly, half of the experience at The Caverns is the venue, since the living cave is unique for each new visitor, thanks to tiny waterways that will continue to change its shape over time. (Hustler Multimedia/Mattigan Kelly) ( Mattigan Kelly)

Spiritual and religious themes meet profane humor in Rainbow Kitten Surprise’s music. They began hosting live performances in the “natural amphitheater” in 2018 after 30,000 square feet of soil and debris were safely excavated. The Caverns, an ancient system of caves located in Tennessee’s Appalachia, was converted into a 1,200-person venue in 2017. If there’s a perfect venue for the band that balances said themes with strong bass, percussion and the bellowing voice of lead singer Ela Melo, it’s an echoey, high-ceilinged cave. It perfectly encapsulates the energy of a band whose prose often overpowers even their strongest guitar riffs, with spiritual and religious themes that often contrast lines of profane humor.

and the bars all close at 10 in hell, that’s a rule I made” from the track “ It’s Called: Freefall. My favorite line from a Rainbow Kitten Surprise song goes: “Called to the Devil and the Devil said Hey! Why you been calling this late? It’s like 2 A.M.

Camp rock 2 the final jam this is our song