Your Guide to the 2015 Summer Concert Series

Summer Sounds of Jackson

FREE Concerts held in

Jackson Park Wednesdays 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. under Shelter #1

JUNE 17st 5 CARD STUDS AUGUST 5th SAVING SVANAH

SUMMER SOUNDS OF JACKSON

Is a GREAT and economical way to spend “Quality Time”

having fun with family and friends! Every concert is free, fun

and exciting for ALL AGES!

The Jackson Jt. Parks & Recreation Department wants to make your

concert series enjoyable by providing soda, beer, Mike’s Lemonade,

popcorn, candy and snacks. Our softball concession has hot dogs, brats,

pretzels and nachos – these sales benefit the department and help us

bring you events like the concert series.

Although the concerts are free, we ask that you bring a nonperishable food item to donate to the Jackson Food Pantry.

THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

The 5 Card Studs live show is a

unique blend of big-time Las Vegas

attitude and 70’s TV game show

schmaltz, all glossed over with a

washed-up lounge/wedding singer

veneer.– you won’t want to miss

this show!!!

JULY 8th SWING O’MATICS

AUGUST 19th ROLLER MILLS STING BAND

Concerts are held Rain or Shine. In The Case of Severe Weather Call (262) 677-9665.

Saving Savannah is a Milwaukee, WI based

band fusing modern & outlaw country,

Americana, roots, reggae, rock, and pop. This

6-piece band of seasoned musicians formed

in 2010 and has quickly become one of

southeast Wisconsin’s premier cover

bands. We are proud to feature female and

male lead vocals and great 3 part

harmonies to cover a wide variety of musical

styles and influences.

Jacksonparkrec.recdesk.com

Get on your “Zoot Suit and

Boogie Shoes” for a night of toe

tapping and dancing! This eight

piece group includes: guitar,

upright bass, vibes, drums,

trumpet, trombone and sax

with a showy and energetic

male vocalist.

The Roller Mills String Band is a

high energy string band playing

old time, Irish, bluegrass, and

traditional songs with a focus on

the hammered dulcimer. Our

music is played at a bluegrass push

and has been described as “old

time music on steroids”!