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24 Breaking Benjamin, 5:30 PM 8-3: Thomas Rhett: Very Hot Summer Tour 2019, 7:00 PM 8-6: Jimmy Buffett, 7:30 PM 8-7: WRAT/WHDA presents KoRn and Alice in Chains, 6:30 PM 8-9: Chris Stapleton's All American Road Show 7:00 PM 8-15: Alice Cooper and Halestorm, 7:00 PM 8-16: Train, Goo Goo Dolls, 7:00 PM 8-17: Alabama, 8:00 PM 8-18: Santana: Supernatural Now, 7:00 PM 8-20: Beck and Cage the Elephant: The Night Running Tour, 6:00 PM 8-30: Knotfest Roadshow featuring Slipknot, Volbeat, Gojira, Behemoth, 5:30 PM 9-7: Luke Bryan: Sunset Repeat Tour 2019, 7:00 PM SPRING LAKE THEATRE AT THE SPRING LAKE COMMUNITY HOUSE 300 Madison Avenue, Spring Lake (732) 449-4530 www.springlaketheatre.com Since 1978, the theatre has been the home of the Spring Lake Theatre Company. Renovated in 1986, the theater seats over 350 patrons. The Spring Lake Theatre Company produces Broadway-quality musicals, comedies, and dramas, with professionally talented casts and lavish sets and costumes. Each year, the company puts on six different shows, with the opening night ticket sales of each donated to different area charities. July: Hello Dolly, various days and times August: Matilda, various days and times October: Sweeney Todd, various days and times THE STONE PONY AND STONE PONY SUMMER STAGE 913 Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park (732) 502-0060 www.stoneponyonline.com The legendary Stone Pony has been a driving force of the Jersey Shore music scene since it first opened its doors in 1974. From independent, local talent to internationally known headline acts, music fans will never be disappointed with the Stone Pony's sched- ule of events. During the summer, enjoy open-air concerts at the Stone Pony Summer Stage. Advance ticket purchase recommended for both venues. THE STONE PONY: 6-1 - 6-2: The Mavericks World Tour 2019, 7:00 PM 6-8: Scarlet Carson with The New Black, City Vision, and more, 6:30 PM 6-9: Tal Wilkenfeld, 7:00 PM 6-15: John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band, 7:00 PM 6-25: Lovelytheband, 7:00 PM 6-27: Max Weinberg's Jukebox, 7:00 PM 7-10: Citizen Cope, 7:00 PM 7-11: Spafford, 7:00 PM 7-31: The Growlers, 7:00 PM 8-15: The Wailers' Julian Junior Marvin, 7:00 PM THE STONE PONY SUMMER STAGE: 6-4: Coheed and Cambria with Mastodon and Every Time I Die, 4:30 PM 6-29: Slighty Stoopid, Matisyahu, Tribal Seeds, Hirie, 4:00 PM 6-30: Almost Queen and Rumors, 5:00 PM 7-6: Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes with Remember Jones, 5:00 PM 7-12: Moe. and Blues Traveler with special guest G. Love, 5:00 PM 7-13: The Bouncing Souls, 4:30 PM 7-14: Sublime with Rome, 5:00 PM 7-17: Sad Summer Festival: State Champs, Mayday Parade, The Maine, 12:00 PM 8-1: John Butler Trio with Trevor Hall, 5:00 PM 8-2: Ben Folds and Violent Femmes, 5:30 PM 8-4: Rebelution with Protoje and Collie Buddz, 5:00 PM 8-9: Papa Roach and Asking Alexandria, 4:30 PM 8-10: Dark Star Orchestra, 5:30 PM 8-22: Squeeze, 5:00 PM 8-24: Game Grumps Live!, 6:00 PM 8-30: Umphrey's McGee, 5:00 PM THE STRAND CENTER FOR THE ARTS 400 Clifton Avenue, Lakewood (732) 367-7789 www.strand.org Built in 1919, The Strand is known as one of the best acoustical theatres in the nation. This fully restored theatre features a variety of musical, dra- matic, and comedic events by some of the coun- try's top performers, as well as the Garden State Philharmonic and fine ballet. 7-12 - 8-4: Exit 82 Theatre Company presents Head Over Heels, various days and times 7-26 - 7-28: Brick Children's Community Theatre presents Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella, various times 8-10: A Tribute to Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons with Special Guest Just Us, 8:00 PM 8-17: Elvia Forever! Richie Santa and His 10 Piece Band, 7:00 PM 9-21: Bruce Springsteen's 70th Birthday Bash with "Tramps Like Us," 8:00 PM 10-4: Pop Rock and Doo Wopp, 7:30 PM 10-5: Exit 82 Theatre Company presents The Rat Pack Undead, 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM 10-12: Haunts at The Strand - New Jersey Paranormal Investigation, 7:00 PM 10-18 - 11-3: Exit 82 Theatre Company presents The Rocky Horror Show, various days and times u THEATER & CONCERTS Continued from page 23