Brian Kirk, the charismatic frontman of the New Jersey-based band, used his soulful voice to belt out songs: Looking Glass’s Brandy (You’re A Fine Girl), Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes’s Talk to Me, Billy Joel’s Scenes From An Italian Restaurant, and New Jersey’s Own Bruce Springsteen’s Thunder Road.
Go see The Nerds on August 18th, and Brian Kirk & the Jirks on the 11th.
Jumping the Gun, The Zaire Band, House of Hamill, and What’s What will be performing.
Fronted by lead singer Donna Ward, a music teacher from Chatham and known by her stage name, Mama D, the band performed Millennium pop hits such as CeeLo Green’s Forget You, Elle King’s Ex’s and Oh’s, Jessie J’s Price Tag and John Mayer’s Waiting On the World to Change.
Part NJ, Part Pennsylvania, October Rose Rocks Ginty Field.
Beatles’ cover songs that were performed included I Feel Fine, In My Life, Can’t Buy Me Love, Help, Come Together, She’s Got a Ticket to Ride, We Can Work it Out, and Penny Lane, among other awesome tracks.
Catch bands such as October Rose, Country Comfort, and the Voodudes at Morris Township’s Ginty Field this Summer.
Mama D & The Vexations is a high-energy four-person cover band from Morristown with a soulful edge.
The Kootz prove they still got it on Sunday evening in Morris Plains.
The Kootz, Millie’s Closet, among other bands, will play at the concert series.
