Midtown Men – Stars from the Original Cast of Jersey Boys
December 13 @ 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
The VU Alumni Association is proud to present The Midtown Men!
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Stars From The Original Broadway Cast Of Jersey Boys:
The Midtown Men reunites stars from the Original Broadway Cast of the smash hit musical, Jersey Boys. Launched in 2010 from their three year rocket ride together bringing to life the sound story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, Broadway’s breakout vocal sensation is widely celebrated for their signature renditions of the iconic hits of the 1960s.
Together, they have played over 850 concerts across North America, Asia and Europe and have headlined over 35 major symphonies including The National Symphony and repeat engagements with The Boston Pops. Highlighted with their own high octane arrangements, slick moves and one of a kind repartee, their all new concert features even more iconic ‘60s music from The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Chicago, Elvis, The Temptations, The 4 Seasons and more! Television audiences across the nation have caught The Midtown Men’s concert specials, appearances on Good Morning America, The Today Show, The Chew, Katie, and Access Hollywood.
They have multiple musical releases: their debut Sixties Hits followed by Live InConcert and two holiday singles, the brand new Little Saint Nick and All Alone On Christmas,which they recorded with Stevie Van Zandt and Springsteen’s E Street Band. Thanks to 60s radio icon Cousin Brucie championing The Midtown Men sound, their relationship with SiriusXM listeners across the globe has cemented them alongside some of the original greats they emulate in the cornerstone of Iconic ‘60s pop music itself.
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Performance starts at 7:30pm
in the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center.
To order Individual or Season Tickets, please
visit our website at vinu.edu/communityseries
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For more information, please contact us
at vualumni@vin.edu or call us at 812.888.4354
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