The Barons Summer Concert
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Get ready to groove! The Barons will be joining us at the Summer Concert Series to entertain with Motown & R&B hits from the 1960s.
Bring your lawn chairs and gather your friends and family for a fantastic evening of live music at the Trumbull Town Hall Green & Gazebo on July 29th.
Many thanks to Abriola Parkview Funeral Home for their generous support in making this concert possible.
Concerts will proceed rain or shine, but in the event of inclement weather, the show will move indoors to Christian Heritage School on the same scheduled day.
https://www.baronsmusic.com/
“The Barons are one of the tri-state’s hottest tribute groups, offering an energetic, faithful rendition of the Motown and R&B hits from the 1960's. With over 45 years of performing experience, The Barons are known for multiple 60's hits of their own, such as “Pledge of A Fool” and “Remember Rita” on Epic Records, as well as “Possibility” (recorded on Old Town Records under the name of The Crowns.) The band consists of three male singers and one female singer for lush four-part harmonies, supported by a five-piece rhythm section of dedicated musicians for a full, dynamic listening experience. "
Bring your lawn chairs and gather your friends and family for a fantastic evening of live music at the Trumbull Town Hall Green & Gazebo on July 29th.
Many thanks to Abriola Parkview Funeral Home for their generous support in making this concert possible.
Concerts will proceed rain or shine, but in the event of inclement weather, the show will move indoors to Christian Heritage School on the same scheduled day.
https://www.baronsmusic.com/
“The Barons are one of the tri-state’s hottest tribute groups, offering an energetic, faithful rendition of the Motown and R&B hits from the 1960's. With over 45 years of performing experience, The Barons are known for multiple 60's hits of their own, such as “Pledge of A Fool” and “Remember Rita” on Epic Records, as well as “Possibility” (recorded on Old Town Records under the name of The Crowns.) The band consists of three male singers and one female singer for lush four-part harmonies, supported by a five-piece rhythm section of dedicated musicians for a full, dynamic listening experience. "
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