The Mayor's Summer of Music concert series keeps the momentum going this Friday night in River Park Square, and this week's headliner is guaranteed to get you on your feet. BLAMMO — one of the region's most beloved and enduring live acts — takes the stage for a free evening of high-energy music spanning six decades of crowd favorites.
Grab your lawn chairs, pack a cooler with your favorite beverages, and head downtown for what promises to be one of the most fun Friday nights of the summer.
BLAMMO isn't just a band — they're an experience. For 24 years, this fantastic four-piece has been delivering energetically charged performances of everyone's favorite songs, from the 1960s straight through today, for audiences of every kind. With all four original members still together and still going strong, BLAMMO brings a rare combination of youthful high energy, seasoned professionalism, and genuine stage charisma to every single show.
Armed with guitars, bass guitar, drums, three-part vocals, synthesizers, and keyboards, BLAMMO is built for the big moment — dressing for the occasion and turning every venue into a party. Whether you want to dance, sit back and enjoy, or just hang out with friends, BLAMMO has something for you. As they put it themselves: "You'll forget all about the grind and have nothing but good times."
Come hungry! Food trucks begin serving at 5:30 p.m., offering a mouthwatering lineup of options to satisfy every craving — from hot dogs and pizza to BBQ and burgers. And don't miss the $1 ice cream treat courtesy of the Marshall County Historical Society — a sweet deal that's hard to beat on a summer evening.
The Mayor's Summer of Music is one of Marshall County’s most cherished summer traditions — and with BLAMMO on the Senter Stage, this Friday is not one to miss. See you downtown!
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