About Burning Sky

LEAD VOCALS

Eric Scott Klein possesses a voice blessed with the very essence of Robert Plant himself. Eric is a force of nature as the vocalist for ZepCo, the Led Zeppelin tribute!

Eric is a musical storyteller. Born in northeastern NJ, and a resident of the Lehigh Valley of PA, Eric is a singer/songwriter in the dreamericana duo Beauty in the Dissonance. He is also a singer/songwriter in award winning progressive rock band Days Before Tomorrow and a performer/MC and vocal section leader of Theatre Rock: A Tribute to Broadway Rock Musicals. Over his professional touring career, Eric has sung at The World Cup, and played over 300 shows per year multiple times. He attended conservatories at Carnegie-Mellon University and The Manhattan School of Music for voice, and studied privately with vocal guru Norma Garbo (Taylor Swift, Scissor Sisters). He has shared the stage with artists ranging from The Pointer Sisters to Anthrax, Joan Jett to Ace Frehley and .38 Special. Eric’s alter ego has a PhD in community college leadership, and both parts are in long-term recovery. He is known to sing harmony to anything while driving and has a deep love for modern opera, musicals and black coffee.

LEAD VOCALS

Tony Caine commands the stage as the embodiment of Paul Rodgers, with Burning Sky, the ultimate Bad Company experience.

Tony is a lifelong performer, starting at the age of 5 singing Frank Sinatra on stages with his dad. His musical influences are as varied as his talents. Growing up singing Doo-wop, A cappella, and musical theater, gave him all tools he needed when he found his true calling. Fronting a rock band!

Influenced by Freddie Mercury, Bono, Chris Cornell, and Scott Wieland, he brings endless energy and passion to every show.

VOCALIST

Shae Cantanella has been developing her voice since adolescence, with formal vocal training and singing lessons beginning in childhood, complemented by a strong theater background that shaped her command of the stage. Her early career in the music industry included creating graphics and promotional materials for record labels and music distribution, all while writing and developing her own original music.

Shae currently fronts her own six-piece original band, Shae and The Breakaway, where she showcases her songwriting, vocal power, and natural leadership as a frontwoman. That blend of industry experience, musicianship, and performance polish makes her a standout presence on any stage.

With ZepCo, Shae brings a powerful voice, confident stage presence, and an immediate connection with audiences, delivering performances that balance edge with authenticity. Her natural command of the stage elevates every show, and the band is thrilled to have her as part of the ZepCo lineup.

DRUMS

Bonham’s Beat — a thunderous rhythm and a primal pulse ignited Anthony’s soul. Zeppelin’s magic took total control. He’d pound the skins, a slave to the drum’s pure might. Jones and Bonham, the rhythm godhead.

Anthony was a self-taught drummer with a raw, untamed beat. Then, he became a student of the legend Carl Motolla, South Philly’s street-wise sage. Books and blood, lessons forged in the fire, the music biz, a brutal, beautiful war. Carl’s ghost whispers, “Keep the beat alive.”

Cruise ships, wedding gigs, the grind of the stage, a thousand nights, a million miles, turnin’ the page. Anthony shared the stage with legends, felt the roar of the crowd. But Bad Company’s fire, a burning desire, screamed out loud.

Burning Sky, a thunderous rebirth, a tribute to the gods of rock. To capture the magic, the soul, the untamed shock. Anthony found his band of brothers, and together they ignite Bad Company’s spirit, burnin’ bright all through the night.

LEAD GUITAR + VOCALS

Michael’s the axe-slingin’ sorcerer behind the sonic fire of Burning Sky, a Bad Company tribute that’ll leave you breathless. Michael doesn’t just play Mick Ralphs’ licks, he conjures ’em, squeezin’ every drop of soulful thunder from his six-string.

In ZepCo, the powerhouse Led Zeppelin tribute, Michael really taps into the ley lines of rock history; and channels the showmanship of Jimmy Page, wielding his guitar like a jagged lightning rod. It’s all there—that heavy-bottomed Zeppelin swagger, and a raw, improvisational danger that feels like a high-wire act over a canyon of pure distortion.

This ain’t no weekend warrior! Michael’s conquered every stage from dusty fairgrounds to neon-soaked casinos, radio blitzes, to sold-out theaters. He’s carved his name into the East Coast rock ‘n’ roll landscape, openin’ for the giants.

He’s walked the hallowed halls of Nashville, slingin’ lead for a female country siren, sharing stages with the legendary Oak Ridge Boys, and the swamp-rockin’ Georgia Satellites.

Before that, he forged his own path with an original rock crew, unleashing musical mayhem and opening for the mighty Blue Oyster Cult, and the boogie-rock legends Foghat.

Michael — he’s not just playing the riffs, he’s living the riffs.

RHYTHM GUITAR + VOCALS

Growing up in South Philadelphia, Adrian was playing music at an early age as a member of the orchestras in elementary school and junior high. Once he and his friends heard what is now considered Classic Rock, everything changed. They lived in the shadow of Veterans Stadium and close to the Spectrum. When they were not buying and listening to LPs, they were constantly going to great concerts a short walk away.

Adrian received a Yamaha acoustic guitar for Christmas at age 14, and not long after was asked to join a Philly band called Warehouse – but as the bass player. He learned to play bass by ear, mostly to Led Zeppelin’s first album. He played bass in various bands along the way, originals and covers, and he converted to exclusively playing guitar around 2000.

Adrian put out a CD of originals in 2010 named Pascal Project – Stop The Time. He played all the instruments you hear except for the drums (thanks drummer Bob Loeber) and he laid down all of the lead and backing vocals.

Adrian is very happy to have become a member of Burning Sky! Digging into each song to pick up all of the subtle parts that make the Led Zeppelin and Bad Company music so great to listen to and play is a rewarding experience. He’s looking forward to seeing you soon at one of the gigs!

BASS GUITAR

Billy was a schoolboy when he heard his first Bad Company song. It took him a long time to become the bassist in Burning Sky. He’s stoked to run with this pack. Studying the craft of Boz Burrell is an ongoing passion. Even when he thinks he knows a song inside and out, he hears another great lick that he makes sure gets added to his performance to give Burning Sky fans exactly what they deserve. A true Bad Company experience.

At a young age, Billy’s mother, Calliope, taught him the ways of the Muse. He received his first Bass guitar at the age of 14 by his father’s close friend Apollo. His playing was so beautiful that the animals and even trees and rocks moved about him in dance.

In his mid-twenties, he was invited to sail with Jason. It wasn’t much of a musical journey, but Jason felt that it was important for him to be there. Billy kept the crew’s spirits alive with his songs during some of the darker days, and eased the souls of their suffering. Jason’s choice of him to be on the crew became apparent when Billy saved the crew from the Sirens sweet songs. He plugged in and quickly silenced them with his powerful Bass licks.

KEYBOARDS

Keith Turner grew up immersed in the golden age of R&B, Classic Rock, and Motown, shaped by the sounds of the 1960s and 1970s. A lifelong keyboardist, he studied music at CCC, where he honed his craft while writing and performing original material as well as music by Emerson, Lake & Palmer—including performances for his class taught by the late Billy Paul.

He currently anchors the keyboards for Tarkus, a premier ELP tribute band, faithfully recreating the power and precision of progressive rock.

Keith is thrilled to reunite with former bandmate Anthony to bring his deep musical roots and dynamic playing to a tribute celebrating Bad Company and Led Zeppelin.