Two Classic Rock Music Legends To Play Historic Dixon
Theatre on Saturday, March 23
{ John Ford Coley and Terry Sylvester to play a special
acoustic show
Grammy nominated John Ford Coley (formerly of England Dan
and John Ford Coley) and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Terry Sylvester
(formerly of The Hollies) will be taking the stage together for a unique
acoustic concert experience at 7:30 p.m. on March 23 at the Historic Dixon
Theatre.
The Classic Rock legends will be playing many of the songs
that made them famous years ago with their previous bands. For Coley, it was
songs like "I'd really love to see you tonight," "It's sad to
belong," and "Love is the answer."
And for Sylvester, it was "Long cool woman in a black
dress," "The air that I breathe," and "Carrie Ann."
The concert will feature "songs from the Hollies & Swinging Blue Jeans
hits, plus songs and stories from his early days at the Cavern Club, where he
appeared with the Beatles & the rest of the great groups from that
wonderful era."
"We're very excited to have two Classic Rock icons
coming to the Dixon Theatre," Josh Albrecht, executive director of Dixon Main Street
said. "The uniqueness of the acoustic concert will definitely make it a
special experience."
The Live & Acoustic show will be at 7:30 p.m. at the
Historic Dixon Theatre. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 in advance at
Venier Jewelers, Dixon Senior Center, online at www.dixontheatre.com and by
phone at 815-288-2308. Tickets are $18 at the door. Tickets go on on sale Friday,
Feb. 15.
The Post House Ballroom is hosting a Dinner and Show package
for just $25. To make reservations for the Dinner and Show package call
815-288-9236 or in person at Dixon Senior Center/Post House Ballroom. Limited
space available.