Peoria Civic Center - Peoria, Illinois November 3rd, 2018
Review and Photos by Jeremy Rickman of JKR Photography
In 1964 Lynyrd Skynyrd popularized what was to be Southern Rock. Their music helped define the 1970's and sold over 28 million records. Among their biggest hits, "Sweet Home Alabama", "Simple Man", "That Smell", and "Free Bird" just to name a few. Tragedy Struck of course in 1977 and the Last of the Street Survivors founding member Gary Rossington and former member Rickey Medlocke and younger brother of Ronnie Van Zant, Johnny Van Zant are touring for the last time. They many be stepping out of the spotlight however their music will live on forever.
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| Johnny Van Zant |
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| Johnny Van Zant |
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| Johnny Van Zant |
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| Johnny Van Zant |
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| Gary Rossington |
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| Gary Rossington |
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| Gary Rossington |
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| Rickey Medlocke |
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| Rickey Medlocke |
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| Rickey Medlocke and Gary Rossington |
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| Rickey Medlocke and Gary Rossington |
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| Mark Matejka |
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| Mark Matejka |
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| Gary Rossington and Keith Christopher |
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| Peter Keys |
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| Michael Cartellone |
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| Michael Cartellone |
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| Michael Cartellone |
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| Dale Krantz-Rossington and Carol Chase |
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| Jim Horn and Company |
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