Wilton Library ispleased to announce the return of its annual Summer Music Concert Series. The opening concert featuring the Fairfield County-based pop-rock trio Over Easy takes place on Thursday, July 10, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The concerts will continue throughout the month of July on Thursday evenings, July 17, 24 and 31, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. with live performances that feature music spanning all decades from the ’40s on. For the twenty-third year, Village Market is sponsoring the library’s four-part concert series.
Kicking off the library’s concert series on July 10 is the popular trio Over Easy, covering music from the ‘50s, the British Invasion era, and early ‘70s classics that are often forgotten. Over Easy was founded by bass player and singer Steve Cinque from Stratford. Drummer Jim Zembruski from Easton joined the group and recommended singer, pianist, and guitarist Mark Holleranfrom Trumbull, who was an old high school friend. The musicians receive rave reviews for their ability to cater their sound to their listeners and their fun, laid-back style that invites audience participation.
Next, Sounds of Sinatra performs on July 17 at the library. Sounds of Sinatra features an exceptional group of professional musicians working with highly renowned tribute artists, paying homage to the legendary Frank Sinatra with songs and stories that present a musical journey through the career of the iconic performer. Sounds of Sinatra Music features Sinatra Tribute Artist Jesse Posa, Band Leader Tony Traina on drums, MusicalDirector Christian Martirano on keyboard, and Arranger Keith Gurland on woodwinds. This show is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.
The finale of the concert series on July 31 features the band Captain Obvious. Captain Obvious is a well-known local all-star cover band featuring Wilton's Andy Schlesinger, John Taylor, Dan Berg, Mike Oliver and Dave Valle. These Wilton Rocks for Food favorites will play a set of recognizable popular songs designed to have everyone dancing and singing along. Long time veterans of the local music scene, the band has played together since 2015. Come enjoy some great music by local talent!
Thanks to the Village Market, the concerts are free and open to the public, with free snacks and refreshments. Refreshments are generously donated by Janet and Michael Crystal. The concerts take place rain or shine in the Brubeck Room. Concertgoers are invited to sit indoors or enjoy lovely summer evenings in the Brubeck Courtyard with the bands in full view. There is no registrationrequired; first come, first served. Attendees can pop in for a few minutes or stay and appreciate the full performances.