The Wildwoods will be offering free concerts at three different venues this summer.
The concerts are free and will take place in Wildwood, Wildwood Crest and North Wildwood on Sundays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Here is the breakdown of the shows:
- On Thursday evenings, enjoy Music in the Plaza at Byrne Plaza in downtown wildwood:
Bring your dancing shoes and a blanket or beach chair. Arrive early and visit the shops and restaurants of downtown Wildwood. Dine in or order takeout and picnic on the Plaza! Don’t forget the ice cream for dessert!
- Wednesdays and Saturdays is the Wildwood Crest Summer Music Series, held at Centennial Park in Wildwood Crest, from 7:30 every evening. This weekend kicks off with Magical Mystery Doors, performing many of the most popular songs from the Beatles, Led Zeppelin and the Doors
- For the Concert Under the Stars, go to the Lou Booth amphitheater in Northern wild wood Saturdays, starting July 2 with the Fabulous Greaseband.
- Finally, there are the Fox Park Amphitheater concerts on Sundays at Fox Park in Wildwood starting July 3 with Borders, a Journey tribute band; July 10 is Captain Jack, a Billy Joel tribute band; and July 17 is Don’t call me Francoiswhich might be the best band name ever (at least for Stripes fans).
It is advisable to bring a blanket or a garden chair because all the concerts, which I repeat, are all free.
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