Club Sumo I, 2, and 3
Doug Dresher Doug Dresher

Club Sumo I, 2, and 3

I have to admit that I do not know much about Sumo wrestling. I was so happy to find that Club Sumo would be holding events at White Eagle Hall. World Championship Sumo (WCS) oversaw the three events. All three tournaments were sold out and had a loud, enthusiastic crowd. While I’m not sure if the crowd understood the solemn nature of Japanese Sumo - but they truly supported their favorites.

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Jeff Rosenstock - Frenetic, passionate, and a really fun time
Doug Dresher Doug Dresher

Jeff Rosenstock - Frenetic, passionate, and a really fun time

It is my sincere belief that Rosenstock has fully tapped into the minds and souls of the late 20’s crowd. They grew up with Rosenstock’s music and he seems like he has captured the essence of growing up post 9/11 and trying to find their own voices and paths in the world. Beyond that - Rosenstock is just plain fun to watch.

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The Feelies - a slow burn to chaos
Doug Dresher Doug Dresher

The Feelies - a slow burn to chaos

Anyone who has seen The Feelies knows that you have to invest your time. They generally start slow, sometimes even as a different band called, The Willies. But don’t let the slow cooking fool you.

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Dave Stewart - Half of the Eurythmics but 100% soul
Doug Dresher Doug Dresher

Dave Stewart - Half of the Eurythmics but 100% soul

The 1980’s were certainly made more interesting with the rise of MTV. The Eurythmics were part of that movement. Creating haunting melodies with catchy songs made for music that has lasted the test of time. Dave Stewart assembled a stellar band (of all women btw) and offered up a truly engaging evening of music.

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Turnover Return With Sold-Out Stone Pony Show
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Turnover Return With Sold-Out Stone Pony Show

It’s a testament to a band’s longevity that they can maintain a loyal and dedicated fanbase and indie band Turnover have certainly proven their enduring appeal and staying power throughout the years.

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Eric Gales has the Blues
Doug Dresher Doug Dresher

Eric Gales has the Blues

Eric Gales is an American blues-rock guitarist and singer. Born on October 29, 1974, in Memphis, Tennessee, he began playing guitar at a very young age, influenced by his older siblings Eugene and Manuel, who were also musicians. Gales gained attention for his exceptional guitar skills and soulful voice, often drawing comparisons to guitar legends like Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

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Sun Ra Arkestra continues their exploration of time and space.
Doug Dresher Doug Dresher

Sun Ra Arkestra continues their exploration of time and space.

The Sun Ra Arkestra is a legendary avant-garde jazz ensemble formed by the visionary musician Sun Ra. Sun Ra, born Herman Poole Blount in 1914, was a highly influential figure in the world of jazz, known for his eclectic and experimental approach to music, as well as his elaborate cosmic philosophy.

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POP EVIL BRINGS "FLESH & BONE TOUR" TO ASBURY PARK
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POP EVIL BRINGS "FLESH & BONE TOUR" TO ASBURY PARK

The Stone Pony was packed to the gills Saturday, November 4th for rock and roll mega stars – Pop Evil. Crossing the country with their “Flesh & Bone Tour” to promote their new album Skeletons, the band was fired up about their hit single (by the same name) “Skeletons” reaching #1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart that day.

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