April Wednesday Night Concert Series- Tribute Series

World Turning Band - A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac | April 6

Since 2013, World Turning Band Fleetwood Mac Tribute has been entertaining audiences across the United States at both public and private events. World Turning performs a 2-3 hour show that features both Fleetwood Mac's greatest hits, along with b-sides, early tracks and solo efforts from Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.

Eagles Tribute - The Long Run | April 13

THE LONG RUN is made up of some of Florida’s finest and most respected musicians. Individual members of the band have performed with or shared the stage with great artists like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Steppenwolf, Eddie Money, Beach Boys, .38 Special, Doobie Brothers, Trace Adkins…just to name a few. THE LONG RUN reproduces the sound that made the Eagles one of the most successful musical groups in rock and roll history. They capture the energy, guitar technique and vocal harmonies of the Eagles to an art; five voices blending together that will please even the most critical of Eagles fans. You won’t hear a tribute to the Eagles this great till “Hell Freezes Over.”

Rust & Gold Band - Neil Young Tribute | April 20

Started by Nic Turner, Scott Rockwood, Shawn Hartung, Dan Hall and Roberto Padron, RUST & GOLD had emerged as an extremely accurate tribute band. Rust and Gold is a band that pays tribute to the music genius of Neil Young covering his greatest hits from past to present. Rust and Gold is one of the most authentic sounding Neil Young tributes in the world, keeping to his creative sound and vocals. From the harmonica tunes and unique acoustic, to the electrifying sound of "Cortez The Killer" Contact us at 850-502-1958 Rust & Gold is planning on it 2022 tour with Mel Senter, David Beaver and Cameron Mitchell.

The Stolen Faces-Grateful Dead Tribute | April 27

The Grateful Dead continue to have one of the most rabid and loyal followings of any band in history, and deservedly so: They wrote great songs, and they were excellent musicians and terrific improvisers who never played a tune the same way twice. The Stolen Faces deftly capture the spirit of the Dead, covering the band’s expansive catalog and delivering it with the sort of energy and spontaneity that might have you thinking you’re standing in the Fillmore West in 1971!