Are you ready for a night of tiny dancing? The Mayor's Summer of Music is bringing the ultimate Elton John experience to downtown Plymouth this Friday night, and if you've ever belted out "Bennie and the Jets" in your car or air-pianoed your way through "Tiny Dancer," this is your concert.
Elton Jeff & The Honky Cats — Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana's premier Elton John tribute band — takes the Senter Stage in River Park Square this Friday, and they are not just another tribute act. This is a full-scale musical celebration spanning over six decades of Elton John's chart-topping catalog, performed by some of the region's greatest musical talent.
If you think you know Elton John hits, just wait. The Honky Cats dig deep into the heaviest hitters from Sir Elton's legendary songbook — the songs that have been passed down through multiple generations and still get stuck in your head for days. Whether you grew up spinning "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" on vinyl or discovered "Rocket Man" through a movie soundtrack, there is something in this setlist that will have you singing along at the top of your lungs.
And this is not just a stand-and-play show. The Elton Jeff & The Honky Cats production brings a variety of attractive visual elements to the stage, creating a well-crafted concert experience that goes beyond the music. It is a tribute designed to keep you, as the band puts it, "hoppin' & boppin' where your feet just can't keep still."
Elton John fans both young and old will genuinely enjoy this musical tribute — and if you have never seen a live Elton John tribute done right, you are in for a treat.
Come hungry, because a variety of food trucks will be ready to serve you starting at 5:30 p.m. Grab dinner, find your spot, set up your lawn chair, and get ready for a Friday night that will have you feeling like you're standing in the front row of a sold-out arena show — right in the heart of downtown Plymouth.
The music kicks off at 7:00 p.m. and the best part? It is absolutely FREE.
So pack your cooler with your favorite beverages, grab your lawn chair, round up your friends and family, and come on down to River Park Square. Friday night is for the Honky Cats — and you do not want to miss this one.
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