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White Rose Confession hits the Strange Brew Pub

September 25, 2014 12:00 am • Last Updated: September 24, 2014 12:13 pm

You never know what's percolating up there in the woods around Woodstock. Consider the infectious, melodic hard rock from White Rose Confession - a power trio whose members have cleverly digested and assimilated the timeless work of folks like Captain Beyond, Def Leppard, the Pat Travers Band and Alice in Chains.

It's not clear whether WRC is planning on global conquest, but this is a damned good and polished rock 'n' roll band that's absolutely competitive with any national touring acts working the same genre.

Touring behind their brand new CD, "Creatures," White Rose Confession appears Saturday in Norwich's Strange Brew Pub. Also on the bill is Putnam's Grey Curtain.

- RICK KOSTER

White Rose Confession,

9 p.m. Saturday, Strange Brew Pub, 297 West Main St., Norwich; with Grey Curtain; $5; (860) 886-7600.

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