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John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band in a Benefit Concert for Veterans

Presented by Alive & Kicking Productions at Boston Harley-Davidson

John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band will be coming to Revere, MA for a Wild Summer Night,

John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Bandwill be coming to Revere, MA on a Wild Summer Night, Sat. evening August 14, 2021 to perform a Classic Rock Experience benefit concert for local Veteran's organization Veterans Assisting Veterans.

It will be a great night of music outside at Boston Harley-Davidson with gates opening at 5:00 PM and show at 6:00. Also featured on the bill will be local performers Coolidge Park.

General admission ticketing will be First Come; First Seated. It's a bring your own seat, outside event.

VIP tickets entitle the holder(s) to reserved table seating in the front row, along with a pre-show wine & cheese Meet & Greet (hosted by Foghat Cellars), photo-op with the band and an autographed concert poster.

Ticketing link: gimmelive.com/cafferty.cfm

The show is presented in conjunction with the New England Veteran's organization Rockin' 4 Vets and produced by Alive & Kicking Production.

Additional thanks are extended to Mayor Carlo Demaria of Everett, MA, Mottolo VFW Post 4524, and Floor & Decor.

Rain date, if needed, will be Sunday August 15th. Same time and location.

Admission Info

General admission tickets are $35.00 . Show is outside so bring your own chairs, but no umbrellas, coolers or alcohol allowed. All seating is general admission, come early to get the best location to see the show. There will be food and beverages available on site.

Phone: 978-525-9093

Additional time info:

This event is the final part of a fund raiser to send 12 Vietnam Vets to Washington, DC to see "The Wall" later this fall. As we age a little each day we tend to forget how long ago these men & women served in combat. But my realizing it was 48 years ago today I was inducted and among the first not deployed, reminded me of the age of these individuals and how long ago it was.