Celebrate Make Music Day on Lincoln Road
– Miami Beach joins the worldwide celebration of music on June 21-
Miami Beach, FLA., June 14, 2017 – For the first time, Lincoln Road invites locals and visitors in Miami Beach to celebrate Make Music Day on Wednesday, June 21 with live performances by various musicians as part of the #onLincoln series.
Make Music Day invites artists of all ages, skill levels and musical persuasions to come together and share their passion and talents with the world. Launched in 1982 in France as the Fête de la Musique, it is now held on the same day in more than 750 cities in 120 countries.
“Lincoln Road is committed to supporting the local arts community in order to bring people together and enliven the promenade,” shares Ivannia Van Arman, executive director of the Lincoln Road Business Improvement District. “It will make an evening on Lincoln Road all the more enjoyable with the addition of live music from local artists.”
In addition to busker musicians performing throughout the iconic promenade, live music stages will be set up at Euclid Oval and the 1100 block, featuring rotating 25 to 30-minute sets throughout the evening. The Front Yard Theatre will be hosting the stage at 1111 Lincoln with hilarious intermissions between bands, featuring local original talent with humor and magic tricks!
Ukelele Workshop will kick off festivities at the 1111 Stage at 5:00pm and Mustard Service will take the stage at Euclid Oval at 5:35pm. Both concerts will conclude at 10:30pm. Please see below for a full lineup of musicians.
Euclid Oval Stage (25min set per band)
5:35pm: Mustard Service
6:10pm: The State Of
6:45pm: FinFangFoom (end at 7:10pm)
7:10-8:10pm (Interactive Intermission)
8:10pm: Seafoam Walls
8:45pm: The Velocity Gospel
9:20pm: Denudes
9:55pm: Peyote Coyote (end at 10:30pm)
1111 Stage (30min set per act)
5:00pm: Ukelele Worshop
6:00pm: Jim Wurster
6:45pm: Alex Coldwell
7:35pm: Edan Archer
8:20pm: Polarity9
9:05pm: The Fortune Tellers
9:55pm: Uncle Scotchy (ends at 10:30pm)
For more information, visit the event website at www.lincolnrd.com/world-music-day or follow Lincoln Road on facebook, twitter and Instagram. For more information on Make Music Day, visit www.makemusicday.org.
Lincoln Road
Lincoln Road is an iconic pedestrian district, located in Miami Beach, Florida, that serves as a hub for modern culture-seekers, both local and international. It is home to the New World Center concert hall, historic Colony Theatre managed by resident Miami New Drama company, and ArtCenter/South Florida, a collection of studios and gallery spaces for artists. Lincoln Road also features over 200 designer boutiques, national retail stores and fine restaurants and bars. For additional information, visit us online at https://lincolnrd.com.
Contact: Mike Hicks/Elsbeth Pratt
LOU HAMMOND GROUP
(office) 561-655-3836 (cell) 786-261-1448 / 843-647-6395
michaelh@louhammond.com/elsbethp@louhammond.com
