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LYNCH PARK CONCERTS - SUNDAYS, 6:00-8:00PM
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BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND
Come listen to the fantastic music performed by our very own Beverly High School Jazz Band under the
direction of Ray Novack.
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JUNE 1
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DANE STREET POPS
The popular musical group that plays show tunes, semi-classical and an eclectic mix. Sponsor: David S.
Lynch Trustees
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JUNE 22
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BRITANNICA
Ted Solovicos, better known as Grateful Ted, has been rockin’ New England since the late 1970’s. Along with
other former members of the North Shore super-band Smuggler, Ted and his group will rock the Lynch Park crowd.
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JUNE 29
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KAREN GRENIER
We welcome singer/songwriter Karen Grenier to Lynch Park. Whether she’s cutting to the heart with her
emotion-driven original songs or belting out cover tunes, Karen’s penetrating voice, rhythmic acoustic style and intense
emotional energy combine to capture her audience’s attention.
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JULY 6
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CHRIS & MEREDITH THOMPSON
Twin sisters Chris & Meredith Thompson are “powerful performers with natural warmth for the live concert
stage” (Tom Lounges, “the Beat”). Best known for the unique blend of their nearly identical voices, the Thompsons weave
vocals, flute, guitar and percussion together creating a sound that is genuine, beautiful, and powerful. Sponsor:
David S. Lynch Trustees
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JULY 13
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GARDNER STREET BAND
The Gardner Street Band plays traditional and contemporary jazz with a modern sensibility. The range of
music appeals to listeners of all ages. The band is comprised of Beverly residents Lauren Averill on Keyboards, Mark
Jacober on Sax, Arthur Levine on Bass and Arnie Cowan on Drums.
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JULY 20
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JULIE DOUGHERTY BAND
This Salem musician returns to Lynch Park to entertain the crowds. With over 30 years as a career
singer/songwriter, Julie has well established herself as a respected and loved performer in the region’s folk scene.
Julie’s renditions of her music are haunting and beautiful.
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JULY 27
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LYNCH PARK HOMECOMING CONCERTS
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1:00-3:00PM
PETER STEWART & POTATO CHIP BAND
The blend of music, humor and interaction with the audience will make this a memorable afternoon for the
young and the young at heart.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
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6:00-8:00PM
NIGHT OWLS
Night Owls are five long time North Shore musicians, who play their own brand of rock & roll and rhythm
& blues and usually add a few originals into the mix. With Roger Carmody on keys, Robb Scott and Bob Mitchell on
guitars, Kim Allyn on drums and Rory McKenzie on bass, you’ll be thoroughly entertained! Check out their website,
www.nightowlsband.net.
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Noon-2:00PM
MANUEL’S BLACK & WHITE
The legendary Al Mitchell sings and conducts the band that has entertained audiences for over 50 years.
They hold the record for the longest performing band in the United States.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6
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3:00-5:00PM
WHOSE MUDDY SHOES
This local quartet features high-energy arrangements with full bodied three and four part vocal harmony,
acoustic guitar, bass, clarinet, saxophone and many original songs.
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6:00-8:00PM
CIVIL DISTURBANCE JAZZ BAND
Step up to the lively tunes of Dan Murphy and his popular seven-member jazz band. They play swing music in
the New Orleans Dixieland tradition and a lot of favorites from the past.
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1:00-3:00PM
CLASSMATES
The Classmates, formerly Class of ’66, play the great songs from the 60s to the 80s. Each band member has
over 30 years of singing and playing experience. Your music, your memories.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 9
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3:30-5:00PM
NORTH OF BOSTON ARTS CENTER
The North of Boston Arts Center, a non-profit organization, dedicated to provide Arts education, cultural
activities and performance venues for all ages, presents their premier performance: “A Showcase Showdown at Sundown.”
All ages are sure to enjoy this unique arts experience.
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6:00-8:00PM
DOWNTOWN RHYTHM BAND
This band will provide a great night of entertainment with live music that will keep you moving. You’ll
hear the sounds of the 60s, 70s and 80s. You’ll see and hear your favorite hits and treat yourself to a night of great
music.
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1:00-3:00PM
THE ODD DUCKS
Hometown favorites, The Odd Ducks, are back to play those classic hits and closet classics from your
favorite enduring artists and one-hit wonders.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
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4:00-6:00PM
DANNY VITALE & LOADED DICE
Fronted by Danny Vitale, this nine piece swinging blues band really cooks! Performing material from the
great blues era of the 40s and 50s.
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7:00-9:00PM
HORIZON
A perennial favorite, Ray Novack’s Horizon has everyone up and dancing, even at Lynch Park. Ray plays all
the best from the last four decades with style and pizzazz. Sponsor: Beverly National Bank
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CONCERTS ON THE COMMONS - THURSDAY, 6:00-8:00PM
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CIVIL DISTURBANCE JAZZ BAND
Step up to the lively tunes of Dan Murphy and his popular seven-member jazz band. They also play a little
swing music in the New Orleans Dixieland tradition and a lot of favorites from the past. Sponsor: Friends of Beverly
Public Library
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JUNE 28
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THE BOB KRAMER BAND
The Bob Kramer Band has provided entertainment at Lynch Park and the Beverly New Year’s celebration for many
years. This Beverly-based band performs a unique blend of folk, blues and rock delivering a high-spirited and original
sound.
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JULY 3
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THE AVOCATES
This Big Band (from avocation, or hobby) was started by Roger Wonson, Bobby Whitaker, Franny Donohue and
other Beverly area musicians in the sixties. They boast one of the most comprehensive big band music libraries in the
area! The band is comprised of several original members and lots of local talent.
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JULY 10
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JUST IN TIME
Enjoy the versatility of John Archer, Jeanne Pocus and friends performing ballads from Stephen Foster,
early minstrel shows, light opera and Broadway shows. If you like “Stardust”, “Moonlight Serenade” and “Always”, you will
want to come and sing-along.
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JULY 17
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VARIATIONS
Come listen to Mario Carrabba and his Variations band as they entertain the crowd at Beverly Common. This
local band has performed during Beverly Homecoming for many years and never disappoints the crowd.
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JULY 24
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SANTARELLA KIMBALL ACOUSTIC DUO
With Gary Sanatarella and Roger Kimball singing and playing acoustic guitar, bass and the harmonica to tunes
from the 60s and 70s, this duo is perfect for a summer night on the Common.
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JULY 31
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MUSIC WITH GEORGE HAILE & BOB CHAPMAN
Come celebrate Homecoming and listen to a wide variety of entertaining classics as George Haile, Beverly
Homecoming Committee member, and Bob Chapman perform many favorites for the Homecoming crowd at Beverly Common.
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AUGUST 7
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