Test Your Skills with I-Rock 93.5 Dad Rock Bingo Night at Daq Faq

Calling all dads...and ladies that love dads...and anybody that just rocks with dad rock. Join I-Rock 93.5 at The Daiquiri Factory on December 5th at 7:00 p.m. for "Dad Rock Bingo Night". Because the best way to make Dad rock more dad...is by turning it into bingo.

We'll have prizes including some "I-Rock 93.5 Dad Polos". Win free drinks from the Daq Faq...cause you know dad loves a good bargain. And win tickets to the I-Rock 93.5 Not So Silent Night with Daughtry and Sleep Theory. Don't worry that show is on Saturday, December 7 so Dad can stay up late and be ok the next day.

It's free to play and will feature all the best in Dad Rock!

The Definition Of Dad Rock

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According to Oxford Languages, Dad Rock is "rock music that appeals to an older generation, or that is heavily influenced by that of an earlier era."

Others would say it's rock that gets dads up from the recliner to start awkwardly dancing.

However you want to define it, some of the biggest rock bands fall into the Dad Rock category.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl said, “You know the whole dad rock thing? We're totally dad rock. First of all, we are all dads, and you're right, we're a rock band.

Add in bands like Shinedown, Nickelback, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Daughtry, 3 Doors Down, Creed, and more, and Dad Rock is alive and well.

As the younger rockers become dads some people try to add bands like Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Korn...yeah, they are all dads. But no...just no. Dad rock is not only an age it's a sound and vibe. A vibe...that sounds like this looks.

Scott Stegner

See you at Daquiri Factory for a night of songs that dads and everyone can enjoy while you win big from I-Rock 93.5. Check out more info and let us know you're going on the Facebook Event Page.

Skillet, Theory of a Deadman and Saint Asonia at the Sold Out Show at The Rust Belt

It was an incredible night with a few thousand friends at The Rust Belt with Skillet, Theory of a Deadman, and Saint Asonia. The sold-out show rocked from front to back. And if you were standing in the back enjoying the sound and sites, but wondered what they would look like if those sites were closer, here are some great shots from Captured by Lorraine.