Free concert in berkeley tonight featuring the duprees and gerard esposito

Free Concert In Berkeley Tonight Featuring The Duprees and Gerard Esposito

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July 11, 2019
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The Sounds of Summer Concert Series Returns TONIGHT!

“Night of two headliners” Mayor Amato says.

 

BERKELEY TOWNSHIP– Mayor Carmen F. Amato, Jr. is proud to announce that the Sounds of Summer Concert Series continues tonight at Veterans Park in Bayville. “I am pleased to say that the our wildly popular “Sounds of Summer Concert Series” in our 20th year, continues tonight with two headline acts,” Mayor Amato said.

 

“Tonight we are pleased to present two headliners. Starting the evening at 6pm, we will feature Atlantic City Headliner Gerard Esposito, who will give you a Centennial Celebration of the music of the Chairman of the Board, Frank Sinatra along with the music of Paul Anka, Bobby Darin and more.  The crowd will be entertained by the songs of these iconic figures. From Vegas to Broadway, Gerard can do it all. The second act of the evening will be the The Duprees, one of the all-time favorite golden oldies recording groups,” Mayor Amato added.

 

 

Please come on out for a great night of entertainment and don’t forget to bring a chair! Refreshments are always provided by our local non-profit groups and organizations that use these concerts as their fundraisers. We hope to see you at the show!!!” Mayor Amato said.

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