STONE HARBOR — The Tuesdays at the Tower: Stone Harbor Concert Series opens the summer July 7 with The Sensational Soul Cruisers. The Borough of Stone Harbor and Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce invites the public to attend this free concert that begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Water Tower Plaza, on 95th Street & Second Ave in Stone Harbor, New Jersey.
The Sensational Soul Cruisers are an 11 man horn group fronted by four soulful vocalists who pay homage and tribute to classic performers from Otis Redding and the Drifters to Barry White and the Commodores. With a lifetime of study and hard work, this group captures and emulates the distinctive style, skill and choreography of a classic show band.
Thanks to concert sponsors, Stone Harbor Property Owners Association (SHPOA) and the Yacht Club of Stone Harbor, The Sensational Soul Cruisers return to Stone Harbor. Jeff Alderton, President of the SHPOA exclaims, “After a terrific show and great response from our audience at the Centennial Celebration last year, The Stone Harbor Property Association is proud and excited to welcome back the Soul Cruisers to Stone Harbor!”
“We invite everyone to come out and enjoy a great night of music in the downtown shopping district of Stone Harbor,” said Marnie Lengle, Chamber of Commerce Event Coordinator. “Beer & Wine Garden will be available by 6:30pm. We’ll also have snack stand courtesy of the Stone Harbor Museum. Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets, and enjoy the sounds of summer under the stars.”
The remaining free concerts in the Tuesdays at the Tower: Stone Harbor Concert Series include:
July 14 – Eddie Morgan & REK’D 4 Jazz
*Coldwell Banker
July 21 – Michael Pedicin
*The Reeds at Shelter Haven
July 28 – Soulshine
*Diller & Fisher
Aug. 4 – Yosi & Eugene at National Night Out, 6:30pm
*Cape May County Library
Aug. 11 – Hawkins Road
Aug. 18 – The Seabillys
*Life is Good
Aug. 25 – The Serenaders Swing Orchestra
*Sturdy Savings Bank
* Event Sponsor
For more information, contact 609-368-5102 / 609-368-6101 or www.shnj.org
For program and rain information call 609-368-5102 before 4:00 p.m. on the day of the show.
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