Name: Rocky & The Wranglers
Start: 2025-12-07T19:00:00-06:00
Location: 2720 Sutton Blvd, Maplewood, MO, United States, Missouri 63143

Rocky & The Wranglers
Sunday, December 7th, 2025
Doors 6:30pm / Show 7pm
Tickets in Advance $21 (includes all fees)
Tickets Day of Show $25 (cash) / $26 (card)
Roy St. John began playing folk clubs in England in the 1960s, after a stint of toting guitars with his school friend John Renbourn. After a few years with the River Bottom Band, he went electric and became a well-known and highly respected leader of a pub-rock band in London. Singles and albums on Virgin and Ace Records followed, featuring Roy's singing and songwriting, and garnering British reviews of enviable comparisons with Randy Newman, Robbie Robertson, and John Hiatt. Roy left England in the late 80s and was soon hosting and producing a daily morning radio show in St. Louis. Roy now fronts Rocky & the Wranglers playing Blues, R&B, Rock n Roll, and Americana in and around St. Louis. Rocky & the Wranglers’ new album is due for release any time now.
Roy St. John (acoustic guitar, vocals) has been involved in music in St. Louis since 1990, when he hosted a weekday morning radio show and played with the Morning Show Band, Klondike Pete and the Huskies, and Rocky & the Wranglers, who are currently enjoying their longest-running line-up. Prior to this, he recorded for Virgin Records and played the English pub scene, where he met guitarist John Webb.
John Webb. John was born in Coventry and toured Europe and the United Kingdom as a musician before being lured to the United States to play with Johnnie Johnson and Oliver Sain, and remaining in St. Louis where he has played in many local bands.
Gian Vianello (bass, harmonica, vocals) played in various bands during his fifty years as a musician – most notably, the Rhythm Rockers, The Smash Band, John Malio’s Hawaiian Revue, Cheap Surrender 9j and the list goes on and on!
Joe Geil - drums and vocals for 60 years, from soul with the Jades, gospel with Reverend David Epley, as well as playing with Rapscallion, Sgt. Carter, Rogers & Nienhaus, Joe Bidewell, the Flying Buttfuco Brothers, and Nickel Jones.
Bob Horridge has been playing keyboards in bands since the 60s: Jimmy Dee & the Soul Seekers, The Terry Toon Band, March Hare (on the Admiral!), Soulard Blues Band, Marcel Strong & the Apostles, and The Larry Gwaltney Band.