Old School Revue: Music at the Barn Outdoor Concert Series

Old School Revue: Music at the Barn Outdoor Concert Series

When: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th 5:30pm - 7pm
Where: Weston History & Culture Center ( Weston Historical Society) 104 Weston Rd, Weston, CT - Parking and Entrance on High Acre Road.

Bring a picnic dinner! Bring your own lawn chairs! Don't leave Fido at home: well-behaved, leashed dogs allowed!
BYOB!!!

NO FOOD TRUCK ON SITE. Please bring a picnic dinner and BYOB!

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH - 5:30PM - 7PM
BUY TICKETS AT THE DOOR
Kids 12 and under: FREE
Members: $15 per person
Non-Members: $20 per person

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH 5:30PM - 7PM Join us for an evening of music as we close out our 8th season of Music at the Barn!
The band Old School Revue closes out the 2023 Music at the Barn Concert Series!
Members: Complimentary Beer & Wine
The Music at the Barn concert series is made possible in part by our sponsors: KMS Team at Compass and Fairfield County Bank

Old School Revue celebrates the golden age of American Rhythm and Blues - featuring spirited renditions of Classic tunes from the heyday of R&B, Soul, Rock, Jazz 'n Swing. The band focuses on songs we all loved, but rarely ever hear live, from Booker T.& The MG's, Steely Dan, Quincy Jones, Louis Prima, The Band, Clapton, Joe Cocker, Bonnie Raitt, Aretha Franklin, The Beatles, Albert, B.B. and Freddie King, Blood Sweat and Tears and The Meters…. the architects of "modern” music since 1960.
Its audiences enjoy an ever changing unusual mix of early 60’s campy instrumentals, Soul Train memories, hip n’ funky standards and dance tunes...Delivered by guest lead vocalists including Original Blues Brothers Johnny Rosch and Tommy McDonald, Tower of Power's Tom Bowes, Susan Didrichsen, Billy Foster, Fuzz, Stephanie Harrison, Vaneese Thomas and Christine Tambakis.

Learn more about Old School Revue Here.

BUY TICKETS AT THE DOOR
Kids 12 and under: FREE
Members: $15 per person
Non-Members: $20 per person

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