“Dream On- A Tribute to Classic Rock” Returns to Orange Beach

Ken Cooper • February 16, 2024

Expect Excellence Music Department Honors Classic Rock With Tribute Show

Events news in the Gulf Shores area

The City of Orange Beach Expect Excellence Music Department is set to bring back the beloved classic rock tribute show, "Dream On: A Tribute to Classic Rock," for a winter reprise. Scheduled for February 22-24, 2024, at the Orange Beach Performing Arts Center, the show promises to be a nostalgic journey through the greatest hits of classic rock history.


"Dream On" offers a unique opportunity for classic rock enthusiasts to experience live renditions of iconic tracks from legendary artists such as Elton John, Kansas, and Bon Jovi, among others. This City of Orange Beach original production aims to celebrate the enduring legacy and wide-reaching influence of classic rock music, ensuring there's something in the lineup for every attendee to enjoy.


All performances are slated to begin at 7 p.m., providing an evening filled with powerful music and memorable melodies. General admission tickets are priced at $15. Doors will open one hour before showtime, allowing guests ample time to settle in for the night's entertainment.


The Orange Beach Performing Arts Center, known for hosting various cultural and entertainment events, is the perfect venue for "Dream On." With its commitment to excellence, the City of Orange Beach Expect Excellence Music Department continues to enrich the local cultural landscape through such engaging productions.


If you’d like to attend the next "Dream On: A Tribute to Classic Rock" show, you can purchase tickets in advance by
clicking here.


The Orange Beach Performing Arts Center is located at: 23908 Canal Road, Orange Beach, AL 36561.

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