Little Darlin’s Rock N’ Roll Palace

The front of building

Little Darlin’s Rock n’ Roll Palace was a highly popular music venue located in the grounds of the Old Town complex situated in Kissimmee, Florida, one mile from the gates of Disney World on Highway 192. It was founded by Richard Milano and Glen Stetson.


Active between 1986 until 1992, the venue showcased artist’s from the 50’s and 60’s that included Del ShannonLou ChristieBrian HylandThe CricketsThe Shirelles, Freddy Cannon, Jay Siegel’s Tokens, Joey Dee & the Starlighters, Fabian, The Platters, The Coasters, The Drifters and many other original Living Legends of Rock & Roll artists of the era, on a nightly
basis.

Rock N’ Roll is here to stay!

This world renowned venue was featured in the syndicated televised
shows, ROCK N’ ROLL PALACE hosted by Wolfman Jack, which were broadcast by The Nashville Network worldwide and locally on ABC and CBS. More recently, these recordings have been released on DVD. You can also access these recordings on the youtube “RocknRollPalace” page.

DJ Al Brady (In the white suit) dancing with staff

The venue operated nightly with “Rockin Robin’s Rhythm Kings”,
“Rocky and the Rollers”, and The Terrier Brothers house bands, to back
up the original artists, while AL BRADY was the house DJ/MC who
entertained the audience between shows, during its seven year run.

3rd Floor view of stage, dance floor & DJ Booth

The name was changed in 1989 to Wolfman Jack’s Rock n Roll Palace.
The night club was an instant success due to its televised shows and
featured 9,000 sq. feet of space with three floors looking at the stage,
four fully stocked bars, dining area, large kitchen in the back of the
stage area, and a souvenir shop as you walk thru the 24 foot jukebox
doors, at the entrance.

The gift shop

Later, before creator Dick Milano passed away in 2017, he personally
asked Al Brady to safeguard the name of “Little Darlin’s Rock N’ Roll Palace” by trade marking it to preserve its memories and legacy for the
future. To honor his wishes, Al did just that.

Needless to say, Al loved his time at Little Darlin’s and carries it’s name on in spirit on both live radio and on the Little Darlin’s Rock N’ Roll Palace Facebook Memory page where you can check out tons more photos!

Notable Artist Performances

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