Aerosmith to rock P.E.I.
ChronicleHerald.ca, Canada
April 3, 2007
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members Aerosmith are rolling onto Prince Edward Island this summer.
The long-rumoured concert at the Charlottetown Driving Park Entertainment Centre on Saturday, July 21, was made official in a news release Monday from the promoter.
The hard-rocking band began in Boston about 37 years ago and is credited with selling about 100 million albums. The hits spun off its 25 titles include Dream On, Sweet Emotion, Walk This Way, Dude Looks Like a Lady, Angel, Janie’s Got a Gun, The Other Side, Livin’ on the Edge, Cryin’, Crazy and I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.
The event, dubbed Blast at the Beach, is touted as a 10-hour day of music. More acts are to be announced.
Concert producer David Carver said in the news release that tickets will be priced around $60 plus tax and service charges. A limited number of so-called VIP tickets will also be available. No information about an on-sale date was released.
More news is to be posted at www.blastatthebeach.com
CDP hosted a concert last year headlined by Black Eyed Peas after area residents voiced concerns about the proposed site at the Vista Bay campground in Alexandra.
April 3, 2007
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members Aerosmith are rolling onto Prince Edward Island this summer.
The long-rumoured concert at the Charlottetown Driving Park Entertainment Centre on Saturday, July 21, was made official in a news release Monday from the promoter.
The hard-rocking band began in Boston about 37 years ago and is credited with selling about 100 million albums. The hits spun off its 25 titles include Dream On, Sweet Emotion, Walk This Way, Dude Looks Like a Lady, Angel, Janie’s Got a Gun, The Other Side, Livin’ on the Edge, Cryin’, Crazy and I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.
The event, dubbed Blast at the Beach, is touted as a 10-hour day of music. More acts are to be announced.
Concert producer David Carver said in the news release that tickets will be priced around $60 plus tax and service charges. A limited number of so-called VIP tickets will also be available. No information about an on-sale date was released.
More news is to be posted at www.blastatthebeach.com
CDP hosted a concert last year headlined by Black Eyed Peas after area residents voiced concerns about the proposed site at the Vista Bay campground in Alexandra.
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