I wish I could go back east more often, and I especially
wish I could be there for this year’s Riverfest Music Festival, an annual event
hosted by the radio station known as The River, 92.5 FM. This year, the
headlining act is Ripe, a band that I’ve never seen, but am curious about.
However, there are two bands that I love on the bill: Ryan Montbleau Band and
Air Traffic Controller. I’ve been digging Ryan Montbleau Band’s work since the
2010 release
Heavy On The Vine. This
is a band that is adept at mixing genres and delivering excellent original
material. And if you are in the mood for the most cheerful and catchy pop
song ever, check out Air Traffic Controller’s “The House.” If you somehow are
able to keep from dancing, to keep a smile from appearing on your face while
listening to it, then I will assume you are the product of artificial
intelligence and will keep my distance. Air Traffic Controller puts on a great
show. This is going to be a fun day of music. Steve Rondo is also on the bill,
but I am not yet familiar with his work.
The concert is free, and it takes place on August 26th,
from noon to 6 p.m., on the Broadway Boardwalk at Salisbury Beach in
Massachusetts. And in addition to the music, there will be a beer garden, and
plenty of other stuff to enjoy. The local restaurants and businesses will remain
open. Also, there is a free shuttle from the Salisbury Beach State Reservation
parking lot to the Salisbury Beach Broadway Boardwalk (though the parking
itself is not free). The concert is rain or shine.
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