The triumphant return of rock band The Babys: LIVE at Canyon Club with special guests

One of the world’s most beloved classic-rock bands, the
Babys are back together with a comeback show scheduled for July 18 at the
Canyon Club in Agoura Hills, Calif., and there are plans for a new CD and
extensive tour through America and Europe.

The British group made a massive impact back in the 1970s
with hits such as “Isn’t it Time,” “Head First,” “Midnight Rendez-Vous,” “Every
Time I Think of You” and “Back on My Feet Again.” Original guitarist Wally
Stocker and original drummer Tony Brock are back, and the Babys have found an
incredible new singer in John Bisaha, who sounds just like John Waite, who is
not participating but has given his blessing.

The new Babys have instant credibility with a new song, the
aptly named “Not Ready to Say Goodbye,” which has all the classic Babys elements
– amazing vocals, thoughtful lyrics and a chorus that lodges itself on your
brain and refuses to leave for days; the song can be found on the band’s web
site – babysofficial.com – and there is already an instant buzz.

“It’s very exciting. I’m really pleased with the new
lineup,” Stocker said. “These songs bring back a lot of good memories.”

Through the years, Brock and Stocker went on to play with
such acts as Rod Stewart, Jeff Beck and Air Supply, and both are thrilled with
the reformation and particularly the addition of Bisaha, a renowned studio
singer who first has made his mark in theatre and is now ready to make a
worldwide impact.

How Bisaha is not already a huge star is one of Rock’s great
mysteries, but the instant you hear his voice it’s clear the Californian is a
worthy replacement for Waite, who would go on to chart-topping success as a
solo artist with “Missing You” and as a member of supergroup Bad English with
“When I See You Smile.”

“I’m telling you, it sounds like the original band. It’s
fantastic,” Brock said. “The magic is still there. John Bisaha is going to get
some pressure, but we hired him because he’s fantastic. It’s going to be really
good. I love his attitude, and he’s incredible. He’s a winner.”

The July 18 show at Canyon Club is a benefit, and proceeds
benefit the Santa Clarita Food Pantry charity. Tickets are available at
Ticketmaster – while they last.

Several record companies and booking agencies are bidding
for involvement, as the reformation of the Babys is among the biggest stories
in Rock in 2013.

Former Babys keyboardist Jonathan Cain cannot be a full-time
member because he is in Journey, of course, but the man who would go on to
write “Don’t Stop Believing” – the most downloaded song in history – has vowed
to sit in when he can, and Cain, still a great friend to Brock and Stocker,
even helped choose Bisaha over other finalists for the lead-singer spot.

“I think the possibility of catching on is endless,” Bisaha
said. “We’re just getting ripe but it’s great from a nostalgia point of view
just to see and hear the Babys again.”

The Babys, originally signed to Chrysalis in what was
purported to be one of the most lucrative record deals of all-time, released
five studios albums including classics “Broken Heart,” “Head First” and “Union
Jacks” plus a greatest-hits package called “Anthology.” Their radio hits continue
to be played every day throughout the world.

“I would love to think we have one more album in us. A lot
of people still hold us in high regard,” Brock said. “It’s not like we’re
starting a new band, not from scratch. We have a cult following, and every one
of us are great players, and we’re still alive after all these years.”

The Babys feature a second guitarist named J.P. Cervoni plus
two female backup singers. Cervoni, former guitarist for legendary Buddy Miles
(Jimi Hendrix), is a renowned session player and producer who has worked with
everyone from Nina Hagen to Steve Lukather (Toto) to many others.

The Babys are just getting re-started, and more official
news is expected soon. You can check out the Babys at thebabysofficial.com.

Special Guests include: Dilana and The Legends Of Rock All-Stars!
Produced by Ron Whitaker & Isabella Shaldan

Santa Clarita Food Pantry (food and shelter for homeless children) will receive the proceeds from this special event.

Doors 6pm.  Show 9:00pm

$25.00 / $50.00 + applicable fees

SPECIAL BONUS: Everyone who makes a reservation and has dinner at the event will receive a CD single and autographed photo.

Under 18 Must Be Accompanied by a Paying Adult

The sooner you purchase tickets / make your dinner reservations, the better your seats!

Seating
priority for "Adult With Reservation" ticket holders is determined by
when your tickets are originally purchased / dinner reservations made.
Priority seating reservations are held until 7pm the night of the event .
Once you have purchased your tickets you must call the Canyon Club in
order to make your dinner reservations. The phone number to make
reservations is (818) 879-5016