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Bethany Beach 2018 Summer Schedule Bethany Beach 2018 Summer Schedule Bandstand Beach Events Bandstand shows begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise noted. What’s on your Bethany Bucket List? Federal Street Sat, June 16 Band Guys in The NY Daily News recently named Fri, June 8 Thin Bethany Beach the prettiest town in Federal Street is new Ties Delaware. Whether you come to take to the bandstand but plays a great assortment of your favorite in a sunrise by the ocean or sunset by not to the area. They hard driving ’80s tunes. the bay, or even to admire the landscaping, we’re more than just a are Southern Delaware's up and coming www.guysinthinties.com country rock band playing a variety of pretty face. Dig deeper and you’ll find old, new, and current music sure to the ocean and so much more…even please all music lovers. The Natty after the summer ends. Beaux Sun, June 17 Poseidon Festival Chris Sacks Memorial Day Weekend Get ready for Band Sat, June 9 some finger- Seaside Craft Show This band fuses snappin’, good-time music performed by First Saturday in June Tropical Rock the Natty Beaux. This group unites with Americana WAMMIE award winning musicians Summer Concert Series Weekends June to Labor Day Rock to create a sound that is uniquely from top Mid-Atlantic regional bands to theirs. Captain Quint fans will know offer a diverse mix in the Jump-Blues, Chris as a former member. He has since Movies on the Beach swing, and rockabilly style. opened for national acts such as Michael Mondays, June – August Ray, Joe Diffie, Lorrie Morgan, Pam Tillis www.nattybeaux.com Movies on the Bandstand and Mo Pitney. www.chrissacksmusic.net Fridays in September Milford Sean Reilly’s Community Kids Club Sinatra Tribute Band Wednesdays in July Sun, June 10 Wed, June 20 Nature Center Saturdays (year-round) Sean Reilly is one MCB had its first of the nation's rehearsal in 1990 with 15 people looking Bonfires on the Beach, premiere interpreters of the Sinatra for a place to play their instruments. Thursday nights off Garfield Parkway songbook. He won the 2009 Frank Sinatra Over the years the band has accumulated Farmers Market Idol Contest in Hoboken, NJ and 282 musicians, young and old, and has Sundays through September continues to win the hearts of Bethany performed in multiple venues audiences. www.seansinatra.com www.milfordcommunityband.org Independence Day Celebration July 4th US Air Force The Max Impact Uptown Heritage Trail and History Museum Fri, June 15 Band Year-round Max Impact is the Fri, June 22 Holiday Happenings/Weekend premier rock band This ever- of the U.S. Air Wonderlands/Fire & Ice evolving group of musicians performs an Force, consisting of two vocalists and December and January exciting mix of jazz, pop, rock, funk, and supported by a four-piece rhythm For updates & cancellations, visit: section. The group performs classic and R&B. Enjoy hits from the ‘50s to now by artists including The Temptations, Bruno www.townofbethanybeach.com current rock and country hits as well as Facebook: visitbethanybeach patriotic songs. Mars, Frankie Valli, Elle King, and more! Twitter: @bethanybeachfun www.usafband.af.mil/ensembles www.uptownbandmusic.com Instagram: bethanybeachevents US Air Mathew Earth Wind Force Street & Fire Singing Band Tribute Sergeants Sun, July 1 Sun, July 8 Sat, June 23 This classic This Maryland This is the official chorus of the U.S. Air rock cover band from the Delmarva band brings to life the EWF Jazz/R&B Force and one of the world's most Peninsula plays all your favorites from sounds that continue to inspire and versatile and traveled choral Clapton and Stevie Ray to Bad Company influence today’s entertainers - from the organizations. This elite group is and The Rolling Stones. funky and "earthy" grooves, to the internationally recognized for its www.mathewstreetband.com sophisticated and complex lyrics and excellence in vocal performance. You’ll orchestrations. be pleasantly surprised by the songs Karaoke www.reverbnation.com/earthwindfiretrib covered. www.usafband.af.mil/ensembles Mon, July 2, 6 – 8:30. Register at 5 p.m. uteband Due to popularity, this event has been The Threetles extended. Sign up to participate and pick I Am King your song at 5 p.m. on show day. Sun, June 24, 7:00 The Michael The Threetles are Jackson Dennis Schocket, Love Experience Pete Wiedmann, & Seed Fri, July 13 Live from Las Cliff Hillis, three Mama longtime musician friends playing an Vegas, I Am King features Jackson’s acoustic set of Beatles hits. Jump biggest hits. Michael Firestone has been Wed, July 4 hailed by fans and critics alike as the heir Fab Love Seed Mama Jump rocked the crowd apparent to MJ in look, performance, and before last year’s fireworks, so we’re authenticity. He sings live and masters Forward doing it again! Hailing from Dewey the intense dancing that Jackson was so Sun, June 24, Beach, DE. this group has been famous for. www.iamkingtheshow.com 8:00 performing its energetic and engaging Fab Forward is a show for over 25 years. Triple Rail tribute to the SOLO hits of The Beatles, www.loveseed.com performing a variety of hits by John, Paul, Turn George, and Ringo. Sat, July 14 www.fabforwardband.com Dancing Through the As Philadelphia's Decades w/ DJ Batman answer to 287th DE Thurs, July 5, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. country music, Nat’l Guard Voted Delmarva's Best "Club DJ & Triple Rail Turn offers a unique collection of musicians from varying backgrounds. Fri, June 29 Entertainer," Batman will have you Members were selected for their musical Organized in dancing to a fun, family-friendly beach prowess and showmanship. With dozens Wilmington, DE in tunes of the ‘50s and ‘60’s to Motown & of songs in their repertoire and hundreds 1921 and originally Disco hits from the ‘60s & ‘70s. of fans following them, a night with this the band of the 198th Coast Artillery band will lead to sore feet tomorrow! Regiment, the 287th served in the Asiatic- The Reagan www.triplerailturn.com Pacific Theater in WWII at Bora Bora and Years later-occupied Japan. The band traveled Fri, July 6 to Bolivia in 1993 and to Germany in This popular East Richard 2005. The concert band will be Coast ‘80s tribute Walton performing Americana music. band performs the Group www.287armyband.com best male and female Pop, Rock, New Sun, July 15 Wave, and Heavy Metal hits of the M-TV The Richard Walton Group is celebrating Era. www.thereaganyears.com Desert 27 years as an accomplished, award Highway winning, multi-genre (World Beat, Jam, US Navy Eagles Tribute Fusion, Jazz, Funk, Rock) instrumental Sat, June 30 Country group. Their style is referred to as ‘Steely The Eagles Current Dan meets the Pat Metheny Group’. combined American influences of both Sat, July 7 www.notlaw.com rock and country music into a unique Nationally sound that provided the soundtrack to a renowned for High Noon generation. The musicians in Desert its versatility and “eye-popping” Fri, July 20 Highway channel the music of this musicianship, Country Current performs This is the East legendary band and continue to win over a blend of modern country music and Coast's Premier both long-time and new-found fans with bluegrass. Southern Rock their acclaimed performances. www.navyband.navy.mil/country_curren tribute band www.deserthighwayband.com t.html featuring hits from Skynyrd, Allman The Jamboree Delta Spur Brothers, Marshall Tucker, Molly Boys Sat, Aug. 11 Hatchet, the Outlaws, and much more. Sun, July 29 Delta Spur is www.highnoonrocks.com This local traditional DC/MD/VA's country band features State Senator hottest top 40 The Gerald Hocker. The National Association country band, performing Luke Bryan, Fabulous of Campus Activities (NACA) pegged the Eric Church, Zac Brown, Keith Urban, Dialtones band “County Music Entertainers of the and others. A Delta Spur show is an energetic blend of modern and classic Sat, July 21 Year” 5 years in a row. country, with the fun and excitement of a 7:30 – 9:30 party band. This ain't your granddad's This classic rock Sarah country! www.deltaspur.com band based in DC features horn-powered Williams top 40 hits from the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s and Fri, Aug 3 ‘80s. Originally formed by employees of US Army Singer- MCI in 1996, this group plays your Downrange songwriter and favorites plus a few originals. Sun, Aug. 12 pianist Sarah Williams voices her stories www.thefabulousdialtones.com This is the pop with an original blend of country, soul, music ensemble of and rock-and-roll. She co-writes with The U. S. Army Jimi some of Nashville’s finest channeling Band “Pershing’s Own.” With its unique 1970’s powerhouses like Gregg Allman Smooth and ever-changing repertoire, and Carole King. Her Unfinished Road Sun, July 22 Downrange directs the spotlight on this music video was filmed here in Bethany Originating in dynamic group of active-duty musicians Beach. www.sarahwilliamsmusic.com our nation’s to feature talented vocalists backed by a capital, the Jimi powerful rhythm section. Smooth Band is Over Time www.usarmyband.com a versatile and multi-talented group of Sat, Aug. 4 professionals considered by many to be In 2004, Indian D.C.’s “hottest group” and quickly Annual Talent Show River High School covering the Eastern seaboard with its Fri, Aug. 17, 7 p.m. Band Director Mark reputation of style, flare, and musical Do you have what it takes to be on stage? Marvel and three of Register at Town Hall August 1st through talents.
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