Johnny Cash Tribute with Penny Gilley
Join us for the #1 Johnny Cash Tribute in America! Featuring Doug Allen as Johnny Cash and Penny Gilley as June Cash.
Doug Allen captures the physical appearance, vocals, speech, mannerisms and spirit of the immortal Johnny Cash.
The strong chemistry and comedic interaction between Johnny (Doug) and June (Penny), combined with larger-than-life projected big screen images, great vocals and "A-list" musicians, capture the authentic Cash sound and makes "American Icon: A Tribute to Johnny Cash" a must-see for everyone!
The show also features the sweetheart of country music, Penny Gilley as June Cash. Penny is known as the host of the popular country music program, "The Penny Gilley Show" on RFD-TV. Penny brings her down-home charm, personality, and glitz and glamorous style to the audiences and fans she loves. Know for her traditional sound and for "keepin' it country"
Must Be 21 Years or Older No Refunds or Exchanges No Smoking in Event Center
Sha Na Na
Sha Na Na brings their rock & roll celebration to town in a dynamic, crowd pleasing show that includes highlights of their four decade journey from Woodstock, the movie Grease, the Sha Na Na TV show and their worldwide concert tours.
Sha Na Na took the stage in the original Woodstock Festival lineup, where they preceded Jimi Hendrix. They have starred in Grease and contributed to the music score with six Sha Na Na versions of rock classics and one original song, “Sandy.” The accompanying Grease soundtrack was a major hit, and was Grammy-nominated and certified eight times platinum.
No One Under the Age of 21 No Smoking No Refunds or Exchanges
Survivor
General Admission STANDING Only Must be 21 or older No Refunds or Exchanges. No Smoking
Survivor was formed in the cold Chicago winter of 1977 by Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik. By the end of 1978, Survivor was signed to a record deal with Scotti Bros. Records. Under patronage of John Kalodner, then head of A&R for Atlantic Records, Survivor went into the studio to cut their first self-titled album. This record, released in 1980 with the single “Somewhere in America,” did moderately well and started to build a loyal base of fans.
After touring for 8 months, the band went back into the studio. The result of those sessions, ”Premonition”, is considered by many fans to be their favorite Survivor record. The album was released in 1981 with the singles, “Poor Man’s Son” and “Summer Nights”. This record improved on the first album’s success, although still not the big breakout the band was looking for – that was to come with the 1982 release of “Eye of The Tiger”. The title song for this record was expressly written for Rocky III, which brought the band national attention. “Eye of The Tiger” spent seven weeks at the #1 spot on the U.S. charts. The song won a Grammy, an Oscar nomination and was voted ‘Best New Song” by the Peoples Choice Awards. Immediately following the record, the band toured extensively performing in sheds and stadiums.
1983 found Survivor back in the studio at work on “Caught in the Game” which received critical acclaim and AOR airplay. It was after this that Dave Bickler, vocalist since 1978, decided to leave the band and was replaced by Jimi Jamison in 1984. Survivor’s next album, “Vital Signs” was released and achieved multi-platinum status with a string of hit singles that kept Survivor on the charts for over 40 weeks in 1984 and ’85. It was their established AOR airplay and Billboard Top 20 hits; “ I Can’t Hold Back”, “High on You” and “The Search is Over” which reached #2 on the hot 100, that kept Survivor at the top of the record and concert business.
While the band continued to tour worldwide, they managed to take time out to record “Burning Heart”, the title track for Rocky IV. The song went all the way to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, propelling the sound track album to multi-platinum status. It was 1987 before Survivor had time to stop and make another record. “When Seconds Count” that contained yet another top ten single, “Is This Love”, which stayed in the top 10 for several weeks.
In 1988 Survivor released their seventh album, “Too Hot To Sleep”. Although not the huge commercial success of some of their other efforts, it is still considered by many critics and fans alike to be one of Survivor’s best. Shortly after this release, the group decided to pursue various solo projects. Frankie continued in the studio writing and recording with many different artists, most recently with Eddie Money for his 1999 release, “Ready Eddie”, in which Frankie produced as well as wrote and performed. Jimi, while touring and recording with his own band, was tapped to sing the theme song “I’m Always Here” for the hit TV show “Baywatch”.
In November 2011, Jimi Jamison rejoined Survivor, after leaving the band in 2006 to focus on his solo career.
Survivor – Jimi Jamison (vocals), Frankie Sullivan (guitar), Marc Droubay (drums), Billy Ozzello (bass) and Walter Tolentino (keyboards/guitar) – are looking forward to this new chapter in their career.
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