Who Was the Lead Singer of Redbone
Redbone was a Native American rock band best known for the hit "Come and Get Your Love." The lead singer was Pat Vegas, who also played bass and shared lead vocals with his brother Lolly Vegas. Pat Vegas remained the primary frontman during the band's peak chart years in the 1970s.
What Happened to Pat Vegas
After Redbone's commercial peak, Pat Vegas continued recording and performing under the Redbone name. He kept the band active through tours, festival appearances, and new music, often emphasizing the group's Native American heritage. Lolly Vegas stepped back from regular touring due to health issues and died in 2010, leaving Pat Vegas as the main continuing figure.
Is Pat Vegas Still Performing
Pat Vegas has continued to tour and record in recent years, often with a renewed lineup. He has discussed the band's legacy in interviews and documentaries, noting the impact of "Come and Get Your Love" on later pop culture. For current details on appearances, you can check the official Redbone page at redboneofficial.com.
