Rescheduled: toms river summer concert and fireworks continues with the infernos

Rescheduled: Toms River Summer Concert and Fireworks Continues With the Infernos

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August 6, 2024

UPDATE: This event has been postponed due to weather. The township will announce a reschedule date in the near future.

Toms River, NJ – It’s becoming one of Toms River’s most popular scheduled events, concerts and fireworks on the beach at sunset along the Barnegat Bay.

Shelter Cove Beach in Toms River will host a summer beach concert featuring The Infernos, scheduled to start at 7 PM and end at 9 PM Wednesday Night. The event will culminate in a full fireworks show after the concert.

Mayor Dan Rodrick invites the community to attend this popular event, encouraging attendees to bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy the show with refreshments and food vendors available on site. The concert is free and open to the public.

Boaters are also welcome to anchor along the beach and enjoy both the concert and fireworks from their boats. This event follows a successful night with Garden State Radio, which drew over 1,000 attendees and nearly two dozen boats in the bay.

Rescheduled: toms river summer concert and fireworks continues with the infernos
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Shuttle service will be available from Toms River High School East.

The Infernos, an internationally acclaimed “Show Band,” features singers, dancers, and musicians from across New Jersey. Formed in 1977 by leader and keyboardist Bobby Wells, the band started as a local act under various names, including “Sidewalk Symphony” and “The Windy City Band,” before becoming “America’s #1 Show Band.”

Upcoming concerts include Austin City Nights on August 14 and Second Contact on August 21.

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Rescheduled: toms river summer concert and fireworks continues with the infernos
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