Extreme knows how to put on a professional rock show. The 'More Than Words' band played a sold-out show at Dallas' House of Blues.
Amid one of his many discursive, cheerfully profane asides Saturday night from the House of Blues stage, guitarist Nuno Bettencourt acknowledged that Extreme, the band onstage, is not a group that rushes things.
The quartet tore through about half of the record’s dozen tracks over its two-hour set — “Thicker Than Blood” packed a wallop, as did “#Rebel” — displaying a kinetic relentlessness throughout. The night was punctuated by the band’s two hit singles — 1991’s acoustic two-fer “Hole Hearted” and “More Than Words,” from its double-platinumLP — and the enthusiastic audience was more than up to the task of participating.
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