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Clint Holmes Triple Treat at Atlantic City

 

Holmes appeared in Atlantic City in February after 15 years and was better than ever. Where have you been Clint?  We missed you!

If you are looking for great entertainment and you are a music lover, you just can’t miss the return of Clint Holmes in Atlantic City.  You may have been lucky enough to catch him in Harrahs last February.  If so, you know what a treat it is to see this amazing musician.  And what a show he puts on!  But if you were unable to see him then, here’s your chance because he’s coming back to Atlantic City and will be performing at the Hilton throughout April.

Clint Holmes is what casino showroom entertainment is all about and something that’s been missing in Atlantic City for a while.  Well, with Clint Holmes now on the scene, things are as they should be.

This six-piece band is full of energy (and lots of volume) and gets the audience rocking in no time, with songs like  “I’ve Got You Under My Skin”.  As a matter of fact, the band gets it going before the curtain even rises! Holmes sings some of the classics from Sammy Davis Jr., Sinatra, and Peter Allen, but makes it his own.

There is so much energy from the crowd and such an upbeat fun feeling that it becomes contagious and wonderfully exhilarating. One man who had seen the Holmes concert remarked,  “It’s the kind of thing that stays with you days after the show is over. Just fantastic.  Brought me back to a great place!” And Homes is having fun too. “It’s like coming home,” he says to the audience during his last concert.

For newcomers, Holmes tells a bit of his interesting background.  He was born in England in ’47.  His mother was a white English opera singer and his father was a black American soldier who played jazz. Music surrounded him growing up.  

Holmes is currently writing a semi-autobiographical musical “I Sing” for Broadway with bandleader/musical director/ college friend Bill Fayne. So at his concert, his fans are in for a special treat with a sneak preview several of the numbers. One song, “1944,” which is about two people meeting in London, is absolutely wonderful in every way a song should be. Holmes also does a medley of “The Rose” and “You Raise Me Up” that blows the crowd away.

Holmes is dancing and singing and moving around on that stage in a way that defies his 61 years. His sister, Gale also makes an appearance and lights things up a bit. It’s a 70-minute show that is nonstop and gives you everything you could possibly want in a show.

Many different polls have this song-and-dance man “Atlantic City’s Entertainer of the Year”, “Las Vegas’s best singer”, and “Best All-around Las Vegas Performer”. Welcome home, Clint Holmes!  It’s entertainers like you who make the music come alive for so many of us.  We thank you!  Please never stop!

Tickets for the Atlantic City even are on sale now.  Go online.  Hopefully, you’re not to late to be part of all the excitement.

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Ben Folds Comes to Atlantic City

Ben Folds remains an interesting entertainer that has had a lengthy career presenting his unique blend of music. Now, adoring audiences in the northeast will have another opportunity to see what an evening with Ben Folds has to offer. Yes, the entertainer is once again putting on a show in Atlantic City. The concerts will support his new album and they will also present a Greatest Hits collection of many of his long favored popular songs.

Folds originally performed with his band The Ben Fold Five for many years. They underwent a breakup in 1980 and Folds performed as a solo ever since. He released two previous albums that were met with mixed success on the charts although generally would be well received by live audiences. His new album “Way To Normal” was released in September of 1980 and it presents Folds’ classic mix of humor and energy. Long time fans of Folds will certainly look forward to seeing his performance. Actually, those that may be unfamiliar with Ben Folds style of entertaining are suggesting to check out his concerts in Atlantic City. Experiencing Ben Folds live, in person, and for the first time can greatly sway an individual into becoming a fan for life.

In many ways, Folds’ music is a dramatic departure from what people will normally experience on the pop charts. Some of his songs are so humorous that they border on the novelty genre. Other songs are loud and intended to please (and rouse) and audience. Then, there are those songs that have a cerebral edge to them. This allows such deeper song to penetrate the audience on a more subconscious level. Yes, an evening with Ben Folds is surely to be a memorable one. That is why he has been such a solid attraction for many years.

Ben Folds will be performing in Atlantic City on the 24th of April at the House of Blues. This provides a very excellent venue for enjoying Ben Folds’ show. The size of the venue is intimate and small. This allows the audience to achieve a special closeness with the singer that would not be possible in a large arena. Considering the eclectic nature of Ben Folds musical style, such a unique approach is highly entertaining.

And, of course, the concert takes place in the backdrop of the exciting town of Atlantic City. Those looking for a night of fun after (or before) the concert can take part in casino gaming, fine dining, and even boardwalk attractions. This will make the concert event a thrilling evening filled with much enjoyment. Really, if you wish to attend a concert would you not want to attend one that is unforgettable?
 
Tickets for Ben Folds concert in Atlantic City range from $85 to $125. Those looking to attend the show should purchase their tickets as soon as possible. After all, you do not want to get shut out if all the tickets are sold do you? Pick up your tickets, as the saying goes, or else they will be all gone!

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Atlantic City to Relive the Duprees Nostalgia

Have you heard about the Duprees? You know, they are the group that sang that song which happens to be entitled “Have You Heard” too. That song reached number 18 on the Pop Chart on 1963. It was a very popular song back then, which made them a very popular group. They had a lot of other hits too. Hits such as “My Own True Love,” “You Belong to Me,” “Gone with the Wind,” “I’d Rather Be Here in Your Arms,” and many more.

These hit songs also reached the Pop Chart from the years 1962 to 1963. Their biggest hit was “You Belong to Me,” which reached the charts at number 7. “You Belong to Me” was also their first single, you know. The Duprees had a lot of great albums too. They had in 1962 their first album, which was also entitled You Belong to Me. Subsequently, Have You Heard the album, followed in 1963 and soon after, Total Recall was released in 1968 and so on and so forth.

The Duprees was founded in early 1960s in Jersey City, New Jersey by William L. Dickinson High School classmates Michael Arnone, John Salvato, Joe Santollo, Tom Bialoglow and their original lead vocalists Joey Canzano. They were discovered by George Paxton and signed them to his Coed Records label. They then released their first single which also became their first hit” You Belong to Me.”  And as they say, the rest is history.

Though the original Duprees members have died or left the group, the Duprees continue to perform with its new members. And since then they have been acclaimed as one of the top performing acts in the country. As a testament to this, on November 6 of last year, they were officially inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame.

And what is great about it, the Duprees are coming to Atlantic City, New Jersey. All new members, they are all coming.- Tommy Petillo, Phil Granito, Tony Testa and Jimmy Spinelli. Atlantic City is relieving the Duprees nostalgia! Spread the word!

Atlantic City is just the perfect setting for The Duprees. Atlantic City has got Casino gaming, spas, nightlife, fine dining, golf, fun attractions, fishing, water sports, shopping and a lot more. Of course, for our main attraction, Atlantic city offers world-class entertainment just like The Duprees.

So start planning the trip to Atlantic City and stay at one of their glamorous hotels. May it be Marriott Courtyard, The Chelsea or The Water Club. Start relieving the Duprees nostalgia in your own way too as you buy their old and new albums. You should also be ready for a surprise as The Duprees have been singing contemporary hits in their recent concerts to which they have given their own flavor. Atlantic City and The Duprees. What’s not to be excited about?

So come and hurry up, and together in Atlantic City, we will recapture The Duprees nostalgia. Atlantic City is relieving The Duprees nostalgia. Spread the word!

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