Ocean County - Point Pleasant Beach - Inlet Music Festival

Things to do in Red Bank, NJ: Inlet Music Festival

Inlet Music Festival


Jenkinson's Boardwalk


300 Ocean Ave
Point Pleasant 08742
7/11/2018 - 8/29/2018 Weekly on Wednesday

REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED
AGE RANGE: All Ages
FREE
CALL: (732) 892-0600
WEBSITE
MORE DETAILS:  We'€™re proud to announce another amazing line up for Jenkinson'€™s Inlet Music Festival for summer 2018! All concerts start at 7:00pm on the Inlet Music Stage. Bring your blankets, chairs, and get ready for a night of music and entertainment! All shows are FREE to the public!
July 11th '€“ Real Diamond Band (Music of Neil Diamond) July 18th '€“ Moreno Fruzzetti July 25th '€“ 52nd Street Band (Billy Joel Tribute) August 1st '€“ The Infernoes August 8th '€“ The Jersey Four (Frankie Vallie & 4 Seasons Tribute) August 15th '€“ Jimmy and the Parrots (Jimmy Buffet Tribute) August 22nd '€“ Bobby Bynre August 29th '€“ B Street Band
We'€™re proud to announce another amazing line up for Jenkinson'€™s Inlet Music Festival for summer 2018! All concerts start at 7:00pm on the Inlet Music Stage. Bring your blankets, chairs, and get ready for a night of music and entertainment! All shows are FREE to the public! July 11th '€“ Real Diamond Band (Music of Neil Diamond) July 18th '€“ Moreno Fruzzetti July 25th '€“ 52nd Street Band (Billy Joel Tribute) August 1st '€“ The Infernoes August 8th '€“ The Jersey Four (Frankie Vallie & 4 Seasons Tribute) August 15th '€“ Jimmy and the Parrots (Jimmy Buffet Tribute) August 22nd '€“ Bobby Bynre August 29th '€“ B Street Band
Location: 300 Ocean Ave, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742, USA

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