Free, outdoor event took place on Sept. 18. Continue Reading →
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Rob Paparozzi to turn Morristown Green into a Juke Joint at Jazz and Blues Festival
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Jim Breuer cancels shows, including one in Montclair, over venues’ vaccination policies
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Had been scheduled to perform at the Wellmont Theater in Montclair, Dec. 3. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Comedy, Montclair, Morristown
Troubadour Acoustic Concert Series in Morristown will resume in-person shows in September
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Reggie Harris and Greg Greenway, Christine Lavin, Tom Chapin, Trout Fishing in America and more. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Folk, Morristown
Paparozzi, Prima and more to perform at Morristown Jazz and Blues Festival
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Winard Harper, Frank Vignola and Swingadelic are also on bill for free show. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Music, Morristown
Steely Dan tour will include five NJ shows
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Four shows in Morristown; one in Red Bank. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Morristown, Red Bank
NJ Symphony Orchestra will return to concert halls for 2021-22 season; schedule announced
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Season will begin in October. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Classical, Morristown, New Brunswick, Newark, Princeton, Red Bank
John Hiatt, Jerry Douglas team up for album and Jersey-bound tour
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Show at Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown takes place on Sept. 25. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Morristown
Hollis Brown will ‘Paint It Black’ and perform other Stones songs, too, in Morristown
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Band will perform songs from ‘Aftermath’ plus originals, April 10 at Mayo Performing Arts Center. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Morristown
John Ginty and Friends will present drive-in concert in Morris Township
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Ben Elliott, engineer and producer with a unique sound, dies at 67
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His Showplace Recording Studios attracted both stars and up-and-coming bands to Dover. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Dover, Morristown
First U.S. Hollies tour in 18 years will include shows in Morristown and Red Bank
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Band will perform at Mayo Performing Arts Center and Count Basie Center for the Arts in July. Continue Reading →