Community Events
AT THE GAZEBO AUGUST 10th: The Moonlighters
It’s just not a proper summer until we welcome our friends “The Moonlighters” to our concert stage! Join us tonight, Friday, August 10, at 7pm for the best in traditional American music – swing, jazz, blues and oldies. And bring your dancing shoes!
Since 1990, The Moonlighters have been regional favorites. Critically-acclaimed, they have performed an unprecedented seven times at The Kennedy Center, among other prestigious venues. Averaging over 200 appearances per year, they offer concert goers strong, soulful vocals and solid instrumentation. Famous for getting people in the dance groove and more importantly, for keeping them there, The Moonlighters have a performance custom-tailored to best suit each audience and occasion. With HUNDREDS of songs in a wide variety of styles, The Moonlighters are musicians truly committed to making each and every show an event to remember.
Come early, stay late, enjoy our downtown, check out the shops restaurants, and make an evening of it!
Concert series presented by Blue Ridge Arts Council, and sponsored in part by Virginia Commission for the Arts, County of Warren, and Town of Front Royal.
Fee: No Admission Charge, Donations Gratefully Accepted
Concert Time: 7pm
Location: Town Commons, Main & Chester Streets, Front Royal, Virginia Concert
Weather updates can be found on the Blue Ridge Art Councils Facebook page
Concert series presented by Blue Ridge Arts Council
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