COURT HOUSE – Season tickets for the Jersey Shore Pops 2015 Summer Concert Series has been extended to July 8. The price of the season pass is discounted at $100 for all 4 Saturday evening shows in the series now until the end of the year. The best advantage of purchasing advance Season Passes are choice discounted orchestra center seating. Season ticket holders will save $60 for the pass compared to regular orchestra center VIP seating.
The Jersey Shore Pops 2015 Summer Concert Series will include 4 concerts at the Middle Township PAC next summer:
Saturday, July 11 at 7:00 PM: The True Voice of Elvis starring Doug Church
Saturday July 25 at 7:00 PM: Twist & Shout
Saturday, August 8, at 7:00 PM: Back to Broadway starring Joseph Lustig
Saturday, August 22 at 7:00 PM: Vegas to Broadway starring Mark Preston
The series will open on Saturday, July 11 at 7:00 PM with The True Voice of Elvis starring Doug Church. This remarkable performer, now living near South Bend, Indiana, still travels more than 30 weeks a year for performances, and usually does two 45-miute sets. His costumes are an essential part of the show, and so is humor.
Another one of the highlights of the season will also be the return of Mark Preston, formerly of The Lettermen. His show was one of the most popular of the 2014 season and he is back by popular demand. The young man from South Bend began his career as an actor before launching into the musical arena. Preston’s unique talent preceded him again, and he was asked twice to join the world famous recording group, The Lettermen. Preston was asked to open for the First Lady of Comedy, Phyllis Diller. “I love to refer to Mark Preston as my protégé”, said Ms. Diller. “He has one of the strongest, most beautiful voices I have ever heard. He really gets to an audience. He sings, acts, emotes, is handsome…everything.”
To purchase tickets to the 2015 Jersey Shore Pop Summer Season, please call the JSP Ticket Office at 800-838-3006. You can choose your own seats online by going to www.JerseyShorePops.org.
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