WILDWOOD CREST — One of the most popular musical acts in the region is set to take the stage at Centennial Park for what should be a magical evening of live entertainment.
The B Street Band, one of the longest-running tribute bands in the world, will perform many of the hits of Bruce Springsteen on Sat., July 16, at 7:30 p.m. as part of the Wildwood Crest Summer Music Series.
Formed in Asbury Park in 1980, the B Street Band has performed from Maine to the Bahamas for more than three million people over the last 35 years. Fronted by lead singer Glenn Stuart, a Springsteen lookalike, the B Street Band has become one of the most requested and most popular bands along the East Coast. The six-piece band regularly performs many of Springsteen’s past and current crowd favorites, while also occasionally mixing in tunes by other popular rock artists. It is estimated the band has played in more than 800 different venues across 20 different states over the last 3 ½ decades, appearing at nightclubs, local fairs and festivals, corporate events, municipal music series and more. The B Street Band regularly performs in numerous Jersey Shore destinations each summer, including an annual show at Centennial Park.
Saturday’s event is a free all-ages show. Attendees should bring a blanket or a chair.
Centennial Park is located at Fern Road and Ocean Avenue.
The Wildwood Crest Summer Music Series, hosted by the Wildwood Crest Recreation and Tourism Department and supported by the Wildwood Crest Tourism Development Commission, consists of 21 live music shows every Wednesday and Saturday at Centennial Park through Sept. 3.
Other upcoming entertainment includes pop, rock and dance hits with Big Bleu on Wed., July 20; pop and dance favorites with Don’t Call Me Francis on Sat., July 23; and modern rock and pop with Up Next on Wed., July 27.
For more information about the B Street Band, log on to www.bstreetband.com. For more information about the Wildwood Crest Summer Music Series, log on to www.visitwildwoodcrest.com or call (609) 523-0202.
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