Improv Records

Amphitheater in Shepard Park
Lake George NY, 12845
www.improvrecords.com

Improv Records presents:

“Fridays at the Lake”

“Free Fridays at the Lake” is where local bands showcase their talents in front of a live crowd at the Amphitheater in Shepard Park, Lake George (June – August). Enjoy listening to live music by a variety of local bands for Free with beautiful Lake George as the backdrop. Shepard Park is located directly in the heart of Lake George Village, which makes it extremely easy & convenient to get a bite to eat, do some shopping, see an attraction, or take a stroll along the lakefront walkway before or after the family-friendly evening show!

2012 schedule coming soon! The following musicians & bands performed during last year’s 2011 summer music series:

The Rev Tor Band
The NY Players
Black John Wayne, Frank Palangi, Sludge Factory featuring Jason Bittner of 2x Grammy nominated Shadows Fall
Capital Zen
Rob Beaulieu and Council Fire
J.T. Maple
Garcia Project
Stone Revival Band
The Murali Coryell Band
Capital Zen
Stone Revival Band w/ VSG Vinnie Amico from MOE
Jamie Kent and The Options
Keith Pray’s Soul Jazz Revival
SIRSY

Improv Records is founded by musicians for musicians…”We want to bring every great band the attention they deserve.”

For more information, visit ImprovRecords.com or visit Improv Records on Facebook. You can also view many of the shows on the Improv Records channel on YouTube.

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P.O. Box 148, Lake George, NY 12845 :: Phone (518) 668-4887

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