The State Theatre Announces 'The Elvis Bash' 1/16
By: Gabrielle Sierra
The annual favorite Elvis Birthday Bash, celebrating it's 14th straight year, pays homage to the King of Rock 'N Roll with the "world's finest tribute show," on Saturday, January 16th at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $41/$36. The concert stars Scot Bruce as the young heartbreaker and Mike Albert as the seasoned "Vegas-style" Elvis. Backed by the fantastic Big "E" Band, they leave audiences screaming for more! Sponsored by Easton Hospital
For more information on the performers, please visit www.mikealbertsings.com or www.scotbruce.com
The leading Retro Rock & Roll Group in the Lehigh Valley, Poconos and Northern NJ, The Main Street Cruisers plays your favorite Oldies, Doo Wop and Classic Rock from the 50's, 60's and 70's at the State Theatre on Friday, January 22nd. Tickets are $20. From the excitement of their Lead Singer Lenny Longo, currently also starring with Bill Haley's Comets, to the sweet sounds from Sax Player Don Mickel, formerly of Jay and the Techniques, to the dulcet tones from their two poodle skirted girl singers, The Main Street Cruisers will bring back memories of the corner malt shop, submarine races, and Saturday Night dances in the gym. Sponsored by Mike Mittman's Wake Up Club, 1470 AM. For information on the band, visit www.mainstreet-cruisers.com
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