If you like to dance, if you like to watch a great show, if you like to party, if you’re looking for fun, then you’re going to love Rotel and the Hot Tomatoes. Their show captures the sounds, the look, and the fun of the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. Rotel & the Hot Tomatoes are beehives for breakfast, leopard-skin for lunch, and satin for supper. Watch a five-minute sample on YouTube by clicking here.
The Hot Tomatoes are three dazzling female singers decked out in one outrageous costume after another: big hair, shimmy dresses, sequins, and leopard pants. When the Hot Tomatoes dance, strut, sing, and stomp, you’re sure to have as much fun as the law allows.
Rotel and the Hot Tomatoes combine world-class vocals and musicianship, stunning costumes, precision choreography, a “blast-from-the-past” repertoire, and hilarious comedy into a unique, dynamic and exciting show that never fails to leave audiences wanting more.
Oh yeah. We have food, too. Not just any food either, rather a Longhorn Barbeque, chuck wagon and all! The menu includes skillet baked cornbread, mixed Texas greens with dressing, Jicama and carrot cole slaw, grilled chicken with chipotle barbecue sauce, sliced barbecue brisket with fried jalapeno onions, smoked rope sausage with grilled onions and peppers, corn on the cob and ranch style beans. Last but not least a dessert of peach cobbler.
So don’t be late, the evening begins with the Banquet reception at 6:30 pm featuring entertainment by McAllen’s own Brooks Ausborn, a classical and eclectic guitarist. Then at 7:00 the buffet lines open with plenty of seating for everyone plus, of course, the dance floor.
