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District 142 In Wyandotte Becomes The Jackyl Bar And Grill – Pictures

Jesse James Dupree and Jackyl invaded District 142 in Wyandotte for a “family reunion” between the band and the Detroit fans and it was one we won’t soon forget. Opening…

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Jackyl rocked District 142 in Wyandotte.

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Jesse James Dupree and Jackyl invaded District 142 in Wyandotte for a "family reunion" between the band and the Detroit fans and it was one we won't soon forget.

Opening with "Blast Off" and ripping through their three-plus decades of decadent rock and roll, while throwing in a few covers to pay homage to the classics. Grand Funk's "We're An American Band", "A Country Boy Can Survive" and "Suspicious Minds", were mixed in with Jackyl classics like "Down On Me", "I Stand Alone", "When Will It Rain" and of course "The Lumberjack".

I can't count how many times I've seen Jackyl live, it's got to be dozens since they broke onto the scene in 1992. One thing that remains, the show is always a high-powered affair! They don't slow down for any ballads, or long drawn-out speeches from the band while on stage. It's pedal to the metal from the time the band takes the stage until the last piece of wood flies off of Jesse's chainsaw. Thursday night at District 142 was no different. A solid hour and a half of great American rock served by a band that has done it right for years!

It was great to see so many familiar faces in the crowd. I really liked seeing the Foundation 14 crew. A big thank you to everyone who said "hello" and offered to buy me a cocktail. I appreciate you all.

Don't forget, there are lots of great shows coming up to District 142 including a lot of Michigan bands like Sponge, Uncle Kracker, and Taproot. For more info click the link here.

Enjoy some pictures from the show and we'll see you at another concert soon!

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The guys in the band were nice enough to let me introduce them on stage at District 142.


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A shot as Jackyl had just taken the stage at District 142.


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Jeff Worley from Jackyl at District 142.


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Jesse James Dupree getting all up in it at District 142.


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Jeff Worley of Jackyl ripping away on his guitar at District 142 in Wyandotte.


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Drummer Chris Worley behind his massive kit at District 142.


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One of the three original members in Jackyl, here's guitarist Jeff Worley.


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Bass player Roman Glick of Jackyl at District 142.


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Jeff doing what Jeff does....loud guitars on stage at District 142 with Jackyl.


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Singer Jesse James Dupree from Jackyl at District 142.


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A picture from the "birds nest" high above the stage at District 142.


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Jesse James Dupree with his famous whip microphone.


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Between songs with guitarist Jeff Worley of Jackyl.


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Jackyl rocked District 142 in Wyandotte.


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It's a good ole fashioned sing-along with Jackyl!


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Jesse James Dupree with his Jesse James American Outlaw Bourbon Whiskey.


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A shot from the side of the stage at District 142 with Jackyl.


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Jesse James Dupree and his band Jackyl played District 142 in Wyandotte.


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Chris Worley laying down the beat.


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Time to "Blast OFF" with Jackyl!


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Roman Glick from Jackyl. He also played in Brother Cane.


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Jesse James Dupree strutting the stage at District 142.


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Jesse James Dupree of Jackyl at the new District 142 in Wyandotte.


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Jesse James Dupree and Roman Glick from Jackyl on stage.


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Pre-show hanging with Roman, Jesse and Jeff.


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Some pre-show shenanigans with Jeff and Chris on the bus.

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Meltdown started on the mighty WRIF on the evening of Halloween, 1995. Technically, his first on-air shift was the morning of November 1st. Moving to the Motor City from Buffalo, N.Y., he has built a career and family. Over his almost three-decade stint at RIFF, he's had the privilege to work with some of the biggest personalities in Detroit radio history. He boasts of being just the second-afternoon drive jock in the station's illustrious 53-year history. Along with his love for rock music and attending concerts, he's also an avid Harley-Davidson enthusiast and hockey player. He plays year-round and manages to squeeze in a few charity games throughout the year. Meltdown writes about the Detroit Red Wings, rock music, and Detroit concert venues.