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July Newsletter Glenn Alexander Guitarist / composer / producer Newsletter - JULY 2019 Woohoo summer is here for sure!!! July is hot, you’re hot, she’s hot, he’s hot...could be a song…oh yeah, somebody wrote that already. Be cool and come out to the insanity that will ensue at Stone Pony July 6th or at one of the many other gigs. Hope you have a fantastic month! ….…. ETC: Well, here’s some exciting news - Oria is ready to release her first single since her Yellow Paint album!!! The song is called “Wannabe” and it’s killin’!!! The song is currently being mixed by Larry Alexander, who also mixed the Yellow Paint album. Larry is a Grammy Award- winning badass who has worked with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross, David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi and too many others to list. The song is being mastered by Ted Jensen of Sterling Sound. Ted has also worked with some of the biggest names in music, including Green Day, The Eagles, Billy Joel and James Taylor. I may be biased, but Oria is the real deal - an exceptional musician, songwriter and performer. She’s got it all goin’ on! Stay tuned for more details, as there will be a video and other goodies ….…. SHADOWLAND: I know I’ve been sayin;’ this forever - but the new album is comin’ and we are THIS close! The Jukes intense touring schedule makes it very difficult to work on other projects, but I squeeze every spare second into Shadowland and you should be hearin’ new music very soon. The new album - titled “Knockin’ At The Door” - is in the final mixing stages and is slated to be mastered right after. I am not being immodest when I say this album is killin’ - it has some great new tunes and is one With Oria at Salt Creek Grille hundred percent rockin’. I know you’ll enjoy it, so please keep watching all of the usual spots for more info - my website, my Facebook page and my Twitter feed. I’ll keep you posted … Shadowland will once again be back at the Westfield Jazz Festival on Tuesday, July 30th. Last year was a huge bummer, as we were all set up and ready to go, but then the skies opened up and we were scrambling to rescue the equipment from the sudden downpour. Hopefully, we’ll have better luck this year. It’s a really great night of music and it’s FREE! So, if you’re in the Westfield area, I encourage you to check it out - music is from 7pm to 9pm ….…. THE JUKES: We are right in the middle of the busy summer season for The Jukes - lots of outdoor shows. But there is none bigger than our annual night at the legendary Stone Pony. It seems like EVERYONE comes out for this show and we love it! Thousands of people not only crowd The Pony, but also line the Asbury Park boardwalk and rooftops. It is usually broadcast live on Sirius, so if you aren’t able to make it in person, then you can feel like you’re Johnny’s there. This year opening for us is the great Garry Tallent - E Street Band bassist and Southside Johnny’s longtime friend. It should be a great night, so c’mon out … Also in July - we head down to the Delaware coast, up to the Massachusetts coast, out to the Hamptons, up to With The Jukes at Rams Head Annapolis upstate New York and western Pennsylvania. Whew! C’mon out and say hello ….…. UPCOMING LIVE DATES Friday, July 5th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Freeman Stage, 31750 Lake View Drive, Selbyville, Delaware / 305-436-3015— www.freemanstage.org Saturday, July 6th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes The Stone Pony, 913 Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park, New Jersey / 732-502-0600 — www.stoneponyonline.com Thursday, July 11th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Greenwich Odeum, 59 Main Street, Greenwich, Rhode Island / 401– 885-4000 — www.greenwichodeum.com Friday, July 12th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Blue Ocean Music Hall, 4 Oceanfront North, Salisbury, Massachusetts / 978-462-5888 — www.blueoceanhall.com Saturday, July 13th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Blue Ocean Music Hall, 4 Oceanfront North, Salisbury, Massachusetts / 978-462-5888 — www.blueoceanhall.com Wednesday, July 17th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Live at Five, Columbus Park, Stamford, Connecticut — www.stamford-downtown.com Friday, July 19th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Westhampton PAC, 76 Main Street, Westhampton Beach, New York / 631-288-1500 — www.whbpac.org Saturday, July 20th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Bowdoin Park, 85 Sheafe Road, Wappingers Falls, New York / 800-445-3131 — www.dutchesstourism.com Thursday, July 25th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes State Theatre130 West College Avenue, State College, Pennsylvania / 814-272-0606 — www.thestatetheatre.org Friday, July 26th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes South Park Amphitheater, 3700 Farmshow Drive, South Park, Pennsylvania — www.alleghenycounty.us Saturday, July 27th — with Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes Strand Theatre, 50 North George Street, York, Pennsylvania / 717-846-1111 — www.appellcenter.org Tuesday, July 30th — with Glenn Alexander & Shadowland Westfield Jazz Festival, Central Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey / 908-789-9444 — www.westfieldtoday.com .
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