Sisters doll / the thunder of down under hit Florida

The Australian family sisters from the Hohen See and the Monsters of Rock Cruise kept the party on Sunday evening in Südflorida and ended their time on the east coast with a show at Crazy Uncle Mike.

Sisters doll

Crazy uncle Mike's, Boca Raton, Florida – March 16, 2025

Words and photography: Rayna Leigh

Although the last night of the cruise celebrations most kept awake over the night and probably less than sober, the fans were still showing themselves for the bands of the brothers, who clearly made a lot of splashes on the ship's stages.

I can see why when they put on for two hours full of hard rock with full cones that hit the local joint in the head.

The four brothers of the sister dolls stormed the stage to the first tracks of their latest album scars, which were flanked by banners of an essential hatred puppet woman and started the set with hell.

Although the show is a stop on the Scars Tour to support the new albums with which the band's setlist in Australia performed the number eleven spot, contained a mixture of songs from its 15-year history and a versatile mix of cover, which showed a series of influences.

In all their originals, the harmonies and “oh yeahs” have created an easy way for the crowd to get involved, like an immediate indoctrination for the band's doll army, the proud title of their fan base.

Every song feels like it was written as an anthem, an uninterrupted celebration of the rousing spirit of hard rock. Regardless of the size of the local stage, the strength that they brought their originals sounded as if they could have played with a lot of thousands.

For me this is the sign of a real rock band. One that can turn even the smallest steps into her own arena.

During their 15 -year experience, the sisters Doll made a place in the Kissarme circles, worked with former members and performed at events such as Creatures Festival Kiss Cancer Goodbye.

I was able to hear the influence of the original heavy shock rocker in songs like Dollhouse, and her task, which I was a seamless fit in her setlist for Lovin 'You.

And when they spoke of seamless seizures, their song Strutt came as the highlight of the night, not only for his driving groove, which does justice to his name, but also for the interlude of the WHO will not be fooled in the middle.

The sister doll kept my pine on the ground and my feet moved when they started in a hard rock cover from Abbas Mamma Mia, which not only expanded the band's musical talent, but also their willingness to expand the horizons, which contradicts the expectations of their “average” rock group.

To end the night, they have merged almost ten of the greatest hits of the queen to a medley at Wembley level, which started from the harmonies of fat bottom girls, carried the headgear through the center of the Bohemian Rhapsody and closed them at the climax of We Are The Champion.

Really, this show was two hours of charged energy. From every corner of the stage, every brother of the Mileto family brings a fire into their performance, and whether with its genetic connection or through the music itself, a pure chemical feeling on stage.

Brennan Mileto (lead vocals/rhythm guitar) is a classic front man with dance movements and crowd interactions that have hired every fan through every song. Austin strikes Lead guitar with a force that didn't need to dance. It was in his face and hands he felt and believed that every single note he met.

The youngest brother and the latest addition to the band, say, had a constant groove on the bass guitar, where he got into the spotlight a few times, but turned his place on stage when they looked in their way.

And on drums, Bryce is the Australian incarnated Tommy Lee, tattoos bare and beat the skins with a wild energy and a wild smile.

The saying of Down Under is completely applicable for this talented group of brothers who exercise their rock 'n' roll fantasy around the world. As one of her latest album, she does not follow her that she cannot be transferred.

Out of the ash

The night warmed up with locals in South Florida from the ashes, which played a mixture of classic rock cover and original music. The singer Maria Serritella had an Aura, which Liza Minnellis Showgirl, connected with Pat Benatar's singing, supported by a solid sound of the band's 80s.

In fact, a cover from Benatar's strokes with her best shot found me a place in the setlist. However, the band's outstanding moment was the original Power ballad where they know. The song sounded as if it were taken directly from the MTV era and could easily have found a place in the Benatar Giraldo songbook.

The sisters Doll will visit Kickin Valentina in May in Great Britain.