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Get ready Long Island The AM FM Show returns! 45rpm and Wonderous Stories are proud and excited to announce our AM FM Show is back, this year at Adventureland on Saturday October 3rd. at 7:00. If you have been to one of these AM FM shows you know how special they are. This year we have a great theme as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Partridge Family. We are also celebrating the 60th anniversary of WABC Music Radio and its sister station WPLJ FM. You know how this works. Both bands perform a set with guest appearances from members of each band intermingling. Then we top it off with a set combining both bands. This show will be loaded with AM and FM hits from 1970, one of the very best years in radio and rock. As always, the song selection will surprise and excite you. This will be the highlight of the concert season and tickets are limited so do not wait. 📷 $129 per car (Up to 6 passengers) Lot opens up at 5:00 📷 LIVE DJ & Trivia 5:00pm-7:00pm 📷 Fantastic Sound system in & out of your car 📷 Real bathrooms (clean with attendant) What the ticket includes: 📷 Each vehicle gets complimentary food for up to 4 passengers 📷 FREE Movie (American Graffiti) after concert
Adventureland Drive-In - a Concert and a Movie
C'mon Get Happy
45rpm presents C’mon Get Happy the Super '70s Show: a tribute to some of the happiest music and the biggest pop stars of the '70s. David Cassidy, ABBA, Cher, Tony Orlando and Dawn, Bobby Sherman, The Carpenters, The Four Seasons, Grease, The Brady Bunch, The Partridge Family...these were the artists who ruled AM radio with hit after hit.
45rpm, known as The Happiest Band on Earth, expands its lineup with additional singers to make the C'mon Get Happy band: five instrumentalists and three extraordinary lead vocalists. Together, they recreate these melodies in a fun and engaging show that'll have you singing and dancing along all night.
The C’mon Get Happy show will transport you to the time when pop songs owned the airwaves.
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