Trenton Summer Festival Entertainment Lineup:

TRENTON, Mich. - June 13, 2013 - PRLog -- The Trenton Summer Festival is pleased to present the following FREE concerts all wekend long!

Main Stage Sponsored by Jackson, Snider, Parker DDS, Riverside OBGYN, Roundhouse BBQ and 7-ELEVEN

Friday
Rick Lieder Band ............................12:00pm
Toppermost.......................................2:00pm
The Leftovers....................................4:30pm
St. Joseph Beer Tent
Name That Tune ......................... 7:00-10:00pm
50 Amp Fuse ...................................8:00pm

Saturday
Strolling Jannie Annie Clown
Lisa’s Dance Factory ......................12:00pm
Alan Turner & The Steel Horse Band.......2:30pm
Alan as Tim McGraw.........................4:30pm
St Joseph Beer Tent...Jimmy Auguier.
The Tubes featuring Fee Waybill............8:30pm

Sunday
Strolling Clowns - Jannie Annie & Patchwork Nancy
SoulQuest ............................................12pm
Jack Comer...2pm

North Stage at Cherry Street
Friday: Chuck Tocco
Saturday: Rustbelt Revival & Audio Band
Sunday: Dj Tunes of Tim Ames and Benny & The Jets

Friday Night Feature - Fifty Amp Fuse takes stage at 8pm

Fifty Amp Fuse is a live multimedia spectacular celebrating six decades of American and British pop/rock hits. They recently announced that they are now a Detroit Music Awards winner and voted  Outstanding Tribute Band of 2013. They perform all over the country as well a Downriver favorite for summer festivals. "Fifty Amp Fuse is the real deal, they perform like seasoned pros." Davey Johnstone from the Elton John Band said. Members include Remy Lambert, Allen David, David Eversole, Tam Johnstone, Brian Lord, Jordan Rogers, Jason Clark &  Kent Koller. For more information  http://www.fiftyampfuse.com or Facebook/FiftyAmpFuse

Saturday Night- The Tubes featuring Fee Waybill takes the stage at 8:30pm

The lead singer for the Tubes was born John Waldo Waybill but the name Fee came by way of a bass player who thought Waybill looked like the King of Fiji, pictured on the cover of a National Geographic magazine, and began calling him “Fiji” which eventually was shortened to Fee. His acting credits include Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventures, Ladies and Gentleman the Fabulous Stains, Private Eye, Bouncers, SCTV, MTV guest VJ appearances, along with three books on tape and various voice-overs on commercials.

The Tubes recorded ten LPs for A&M and Capitol Records from 1974 to 1985 and were headliners on their first tour, with 8 dancers, 7 band members, 6, 32” onstage TV monitors, wild acts and and entourage of 35 including a pyrotechnic advisor, a video supervisor and two costume mistresses.

They are most recognized for hits like, “I saw her standing there”, “Talk to ya later”, “She’s a beauty” and “Loves a mystery”.  For more information visit the web site thetubes.com or facebook/thetubes.

For more ifnormation visist the festival site or facebook page http://www.trentonmi.org/index-Page.asp?Page_ID=28