Jersey Shore Magazine

j e r s e y s h o r e • S P R I N G 2 0 2 2 27 cultural and artistic offerings that reflect the diver- sity of the region. Family shows, musical plays, comedians, and famous political commentators have all appeared here. The Basie's vision for the future is to evolve into a world-class center for arts education, culture, and the performing arts. This evolution includes an industrious expansion, potentially doubling the number of its perfor- mance, educational, and cultural offerings, while reaching a wider sector of the community through new partnerships and programs. The Vogel, a new, state-of-the-art performance venue, was unveiled in October 2020. HACKENSACK MERIDIAN HEALTH THEATRE AT THE BASIE: 3-17 - 3-19: Tedeschi Trucks Band, 7:30 PM 3-20: Joe Bonamassa, 8:00 PM 3-22: Learning to Live Together: The Return of Mad Dogs and Englishmen, 7:30 PM 3-24: Bobby Collins, 7:30 PM 3-25: Best of the Eagles, 8:00 PM 3-26: Glen Burtnik's Summer of Love Concert, 7:30 PM 3-27: My Name is Not Mom, 6:00 PM 3-30: Buddy Guy with Colin James, 8:00 PM 4-1: Lewis Black, 8:00 PM 4-2: Vir Das, 7:00 PM 4-3: The Ten Tenors, 7:00 PM 4-5: The Beach Boys, 7:30 PM 4-6: Stomp, 7:30 PM 4-8: Get the Led Out, 8:00 PM 4-9: Zhang Conducts Mozart's 'Jupiter,' 7:00 PM 4-10: Menopause The Musical, 4:00 PM and 7:30 PM 4-12: Letterkenny Live, 7:30 PM 4-13: Peppa Pig's Adventure, 6:00 PM 4-14: John Fogerty, 8:00 PM 4-15: Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, 8:00 PM 4-16: L.O.L. Surprise! Live, 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM 4-21: Doctor Mike, 8:00 PM 4-22: Tracy Morgan, 8:00 PM 4-23: Almost Queen, 8:00 PM 4-24: The Temptations and The Four Tops, 7:00 PM 4-29 - 5-1: Phoenix Productions presents The Wizard of Oz, various times 5-6, 5-8: Kevin James, 8:00 PM 5-7: Doo-Wop at The Basie, 7:00 PM 5-12: Felix Cavaliere's Rascals and Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees, 7:30 PM 5-13: Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert, 8:00 PM 5-14: Chris Distefano, 7:00 PM 5-19: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Live, 2:00 PM and 5:30 PM 5-20: An Intimate Evening with David Hitman, 7:30 PM 5-21: Mark Maron, 7:00 PM 5-26: BobFest, 7:30 PM 6-3: Al Franken, 8:00 PM 6-4: A Tribute to the Great Music of Motown, 7:00 PM 6-9: The Outlaws with The Artimus Pyle Band, 7:30 PM 6-10: Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band, 7:30 PM 6-11: New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, 8:00 PM 6-13: Melissa Etheridge, 8:00 PM 6-14 - 6-15: Fiddler on the Roof, 7:30 PM 6-22: The Music of Cream, 8:00 PM 6-24: Happy Together Tour, 8:00 PM 6-25: Brian Regan, 7:00 PM 6-26: Lake Street Dive, 7:30 PM 6-30: The Mavericks, 7:30 PM EVENTS AT THE VOGEL AT THE BASIE: 3-18: Songs in the Attic: The Music of Billy Joel, 7:30 PM 3-19: A Celebration of Taylor, Simon, King, 7:30 PM 3-21: The High Kings, 7:30 PM 3-25: Henry Rollins, 8:00 PM 3-26: Chris Covert, 8:00 PM 3-29: Moonchild, 8:00 PM 4-1: Lee Ritenour, 7:30 PM 4-2: A Brother's Revival, 7:00 PM 4-6: The Queen's Cartoonists, 7:30 PM 4-9: Antonio Sanchez and Bad Hombre, 8:00 PM 4-15: Lindsey Webster, 8:00 PM 4-22: Bette Davis Ain't for Sissies, 7:30 PM 4-26: Al Stewart, 7:00 PM 4-28: Todrick Hall, 8:00 PM 4-29: The Weight Band, 8:00 PM 4-30: Frank Ferrante in 'An Evening with Groucho,' 7:00 PM 5-1: John Scofield, 7:30 PM 5-6: DD Verni and The Cadillac Band, 8:00 PM 5-7: Stanley Jordan Trio, 8:00 PM 5-13: Peter Asher, 8:00 PM 5-14: Marcus Miller, 8:00 PM 5-19: Dar Williams with Sophie B. Hawkins, 7:30 PM 5-20: Bowie and Beyond Tribute Show, 8:00 PM 6-4: Madeline Peyroux, 8:00 PM EXIT 82 THEATRE COMPANY 34c Main Street, Toms River, (732) 270-2913 Performances at: Exit 82 Studio Theater, 73 Main Street, Second Floor, Toms River; email: exit82theatre@gmail.com www.exit82theatre.com Exit 82 Theatre Company was founded as a non-profit theatre group in 2008 to provide quality artistic entertainment that involves and inspires the local community to develop talents in all aspects of the theatre arts. The Exit 82 Theatre Company typ- ically produces three shows a year. Check website for detailed performance information. 3-18 - 3-27: First Date, various times GARDEN STATE PHILHARMONIC 1 College Drive, Toms River, (732) 255-0460 www.gardenstatephilharmonic.org The Garden State Philharmonic (GSP), the orches- tra-in-residence at Ocean County College in Toms River, is dedicated to maintaining and operating a professional level symphony orchestra at the Jersey Shore and to giving concerts of cultural and educational value in and for the communi- ty. Its core values center around performance, education, and accessibility; to preserve classical music through public presentation; to promote arts education by introducing children to the wonders of orchestral and choral music; to make such music accessible to all residents; and to con- tribute vital energy to regional economic devel- opment and cultural tourism. The GSP performs at The Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the Arts at Ocean County College, The Strand Center For The Arts in Lakewood, Ocean County Library (at various branches), Stafford Township Arts Center in Manahawkin, and The Casino Ballroom at Georgian Court University in Lakewood. 4-10: Mozart, Beethoven and More! (Grunin Center for the Arts at Ocean County College), 3:00 PM 5-15: Peter and the Wolf and Music from Around the World, (Grunin Center for the Arts at Ocean County College), 3:00 PM HOUSE OF INDEPENDENTS 572 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park (732) 977-5284; tickets: 866-777-8932 www.houseofindependents.com Asbury Park's House of Independents has become the arts district's premier live entertainment venue hosting an eclectic mix of theatre, dance, film, comedy, oddities, late night fare, and of course the music that has placed Asbury on the global radar. 3-18: Concert Crave presents: The Dangerous Summer with Cory Wells, The BRKN, Northvale, doors open 6:30 PM 3-19: The Haunting with The Customers, Skyeline, Shot, Sol, doors open 5:30 PM 3-23: The Jacked and Stacked Tour: Bilmuri with Special Guest Jacketless, doors open 6:30 PM 3-25: Bumpin Uglies with Joint Operation, doors open 7:00 PM 3-27: Attack Attack! With Conquer Divide, Until I Wake, Across the White Water Tower, doors open 6:00 PM 3-30: Bearing with Between You and Me, Young Culture, Jail Socks, doors open 6:00 PM 4-1: Concert Crave presents Traitors with Left to Suffer, Wristmeetrazo, Scumfuck, doors open 6:30 PM 4-2: Sad and Boujee, doors open 10:00 PM 4-6, 5-4, 6-1: New Jersey is the World, doors open 7:00 PM 4-9: Steve Hofstetter, doors open 6:30 PM 4-13: Heart Attack Man with Covey, Arm's Length, Blood Riot, doors open 6:00 PM 4-16: Ska Mom Memorial, doors open 5:00 PM 4-24: Concert Crave presents Dayseeker with Holding Absence, Thornhill, Caskets, doors open 6:00 PM 4-29: Concert Crave presents Aaron West and The Roaring Twenties with Koji, Trevor West, doors open 6:30 PM (Sold Out) 5-24: Prince Daddy and The Hyena with Macseal, Insignificant Other, California Cousins, doors open 6:00 PM LIZZIE ROSE MUSIC ROOM 217 East Main Street, Tuckerton (609) 389-0118 www.lizzierosemusic.com The Lizzie Rose Music Room is a "Listening Room," not a bar or restaurant, established in 2014 to bring live music to Tuckerton including Blues, Jazz, Bluegrass, Country, Rock, Soul, Singer/ Songwriters, and more. This sum season, the Lizzie Rose Music Room will hold their concerts at The Pavilion in the Pines at Atlantic Shore Pines Campground, 450 Ishmael Road, Tuckerton. 5-1: The Ronstadt Revue, 7:30 PM 5-22: Popa Chubby, 7:30 PM 6-5: Billy Hector with The Midnight Horns, 7:30 PM 6-9: Bell Bottom Blues, 7:30 PM 6-19: The Original Mixed Company, 7:30 PM 6-23: Gold Rush, 7:30 PM continued on page 28 House of Independents in Asbury Park. Judy Cardella

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