October 31, 2026
Doors Open: 5:00 PM
- CRUSH [7:00-8:00 PM]
- E5C4P3 [8:30-10:00 PM]
TICKETS
Front of Stage Reserved Seat ($30)
• Includes Entry
• We’re excited to offer our guests the option to select their exact seat when reserving. This eliminates the need to arrive early to claim your spot or worry about someone taking your seat if you step away.
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General Admission Ticket ($20)
• General Admission ticket includes entry to seating areas that operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
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4-Pack Ticket Special ($60) – Limited Number Available!
• General Admission ticket includes entry to seating areas that operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Table Reservations ($50)
• Table reservation are available for $50 per table. Tables are located in the General Admission seating area, and be marked reserved.
• Does not include entry
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ARTISTS
E5C4P3
The Journey Tribute
E5C4P3 was formed in June of 1993. For the past 30 years they have paid tribute to one of rock history’s most beloved band, performing for hundreds of thousands of fans. E5C4P3 is still known today as the original and best Journey tribute band to ever exist. The band covers the music with a note-for-note accuracy that is second to none and performs each show with the high-energy excitement of a real Journey concert as well as visually recreating the essence of early 80’s Journey!
Focusing on the “Steve Perry era,” E5C4P3 covers all the hits from “Lights” and “Wheel In The Sky”‘ to “Separate Ways” and “Be Good To Yourself,” including occasional surprises for all the die-hard Journey fans.
E5C4P3 is:
Billy Jones – Drums
Erney Chaney – Keyboards
George McGrew – Guitars and Neal Schon Lead Vocals
Paul Soos – Bass Guitar and Gregg Rolie Lead Vocals
Jason Kelty – The Voice of Steve Perry
Crush
Bon Jovi Tribute
Crush: The Bon Jovi Concert Experience is a five-piece Bon Jovi tribute band fronted by Doug Shepard, touring clubs, theaters, casinos and festivals across the United States and Canada for over a decade.
Doug Shepard fronts the five-piece. He carries the range and the look, and he works the front of the stage the way the job demands. No parody, no wink at the crowd.
Ten years on the road across the United States and Canada have put the band on every kind of stage there is: club rooms, theater bills, casino showrooms, and fair grandstands in front of 13,000 people. Promoters rebook Crush because the tickets move and the show lands.
The band builds each running order around the room. Anthems open it, an acoustic stretch sits in the middle, and the encore sends people out into the parking lot still singing.
Audiences run from people who were there the first time to their kids, and both sing every word. That range is why the act fits a theater bill, a fair grandstand and a casino stage inside one season.
Behind him: Diego Latorre on lead guitar, Jeff Smith on bass, Todd Green on drums and Chip McGuer on keys. Two of them work Nashville’s Broadway, JBJ’s included, and Diego has shared that stage with Jon Bon Jovi, David Bryan and Hugh McDonald.
