Family Reunion Keller Williams Day 2 Part 2

After our meetings for the day were over we headed back to the hotel to change for "Red Bash" and grab a quick bite to eat.  Having never attended before I didn't quite know what to expect.

When we returned to the Phoenix Convention Center we were directed back to the "Main Stage" area only this time there were no chairs.  The huge room was now set with a stage with musical instruments and a secondary stage to the right.  There was also a small casino area for all to "gamble" with chips they had received from vendors during the day.  Almost immediately the lights dimmed and someone came onto the secondary stage and began to sing..no one I recognized.  Then, one right after the other came to the stage and sang as each song ended.  I began to realize those singing were Keller Agents from all over the country.  Such talent from Keller Williams!!  They sang everything from rock to country music.  By the time they had finished the casino tables had been shut down and removed.

And then Gary Keller came to the main stage and picked up a guitar.  I knew he played but didn't realize he was going to perform.  As the other band members came to the stage I was thinking...hmmm...am I going to like this?  I thought they were great!  They played Pat Benetar, Journey and a bunch of songs from over the years...I was impressed.  One of their daughters sang lead on some of the songs and she was fantastic. 

When they were done and the stage was changed over Kenny Loggins then came to the stage. I have always liked Kenny Loggins but I hadn't heard him in a long time.  So again...I said...I don't know... But he sounded fantastic and he looked good too!  How can you not like to hear Danger Zone or Footloose or I'm Alright in person?  Everyone around me was dancing and rocking like crazy.  By the time the show ended it was well after midnight and we had been hearing great music for over 5 hours.  The pictures I took were in the dark so they are not great but you get the gist!

So 10,000+ people headed out of the convention center and back to their hotels for a good nights rest.