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Thousands enjoy 38 Special, Jimmy Buffett tribute band

Posted at 8:44 am June 18, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

38 Special

Vocalist Donnie VanZant, left, and guitarist Danny Chauncey play with 38 Special during the Secret City Festival on Saturday. (Photo by John Westcott)

Several thousand people danced and sang as Southern rock band 38 Special played a Saturday night concert in Oak Ridge.

It was likely one of the largest crowds ever for a concert at the Secret City Festival, but organizers could not immediately estimate the crowd size.

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Filed Under: Community, Music Tagged With: 38 Special, A1A, Jimmy Buffett tribute band, Secret City Festival

A1A, 38 Special to play Secret City Festival

Posted at 11:45 am May 15, 2012
By Dawn Huotari Leave a Comment

A1A, the original and official Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band, and 38 Special will perform at the Secret City Festival in June.

A1A will perform Friday, June 15. Formed in 1991, A1A will play all of Jimmy Buffett’s hits along with classic reggae and beach party music.

Southern rockers 38 Special, will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 16. 38 Special will perform hits from three decades of music with favorites such as “Hold on Loosely,” “Caught Up in You,” and “Rockin’ Into the Night.”

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Filed Under: Community, Music Tagged With: 38 Special, A1A, Secret City Festival

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