Houses of the Holy makes a stronger case for the Led Zeppelin tribute space than most: two of the Chicagoland ensemble’s members, Michael Anderson and Robin Locksley, are veterans of No Quarter, one of the more internationally recognized Zeppelin tribute operations on the circuit. Anderson fills the Robert Plant role — the one that looks hardest on paper; Locksley takes on John Paul Jones, whose bass and keyboard contributions tend to be the first casualty in a lesser tribute’s interpretation of the catalog. Led Zeppelin has not performed a concert since the December 2007 O2 Arena reunion, a gap now approaching two decades; the tribute circuit rewards acts that take the source material seriously. The band has been described as one of the most authentic Zeppelin tribute experiences on the touring circuit, and a 2026 touring schedule logged across Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kansas, Alabama, and Florida gives that claim some practical backing.
About the Show
Houses of the Holy returns to Sharkey’s Event Center on Thursday, Nov. 19 for a second time this year. They played this room last May, and the return booking is the most reliable indicator of how that date went. The collective roster carries more than 30 years of combined experience in live Zeppelin tribute performance, and the confirmed set covers the material that makes a Zeppelin night worth the drive: “Whole Lotta Love,” “Black Dog,” “Kashmir,” “Stairway to Heaven,” and “Rock and Roll.” The band has been described as capturing “the raw sound, dynamic musicianship, and electrifying spirit” of the original group. No supporting act has been announced. The evening runs 7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., with post-show fan meet-and-greets and merchandise available.
Venue & Logistics
Sharkey’s Event Center sits on Oswego Road in Liverpool, in the central New York market, within reach of Syracuse and the broader region. The venue is an eclectic event complex with a covered pavilion, an indoor performance space, and a full bar and restaurant operation. The Nov. 19 show goes under the Burritt Motors Pavilion — Sharkey’s main covered concert structure — a practical arrangement for an outdoor-adjacent space in the third week of November.
Tickets
Ticket options are General Admission Standing at $22, VIP Seated at $28, High-Top Table for two at $75, and High-Top Table for four at $135. Tickets are on sale now. Buy tickets