With his unique storytelling ability and soulful voice, music legend and Country Music Hall of Fame member Kenny Rogers has enjoyed an incredible 50-plus-year career. Rogers has charted a record within each of the last seven decades while receiving countless honors, including three Grammy Awards, five Country Music Association Awards, 18 American Music Awards, eight Academy of Country Music Awards and 11 People's Choice Awards.

KennyRogers.com

Engelbert Humperdinck hit it big with the song Release Me (And Let Me Love Again) in 1967, following up with seven consecutive number one hits. Humperdinck became a regular on the touring circuit, with his songs having been used in several movie soundtracks. More recently, Humperdinck has been working on a new album of duets, recording songs with such famed musicians as Elton John, Smokey Robinson and Kenny Rogers. Often called the "King of Romance," Humperdinck continues to perform today; he reportedly averages about 140 shows per year.

Engelbert.com

Michael Stanley of the rock band Michael Stanley & the Resonators has had a music career spanning more than 40 years. He played with the bands Silk, Michael Stanley Band, the Ghost Poets and Michael Stanley & the Resonators. His hits include He Can’t Love You and In the Heartland which made the Top 40 Billboard. After the Michael Stanley Band broke up in 1986, Stanley began performing with his latest band, the Resonators. Their setlist includes old favorites and clever covers interspersed with fresh originals.

MichaelStanley.com

Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes is a Jersey Shore musical group led by Southside Johnny. They have been recording albums since 1976 and are closely associated with Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band. They have recorded and/or performed several Springsteen songs, including The Fever and Fade Away.

SouthsideJohnny.com

Time Traveller highlights over three decades of material from the legendary group, The Moody Blues. They perform a full rock concert with lighting and video in addition to a complete Rock/Orchestra show, a genre originated by the Moody Blues. True to this tradition, Time Traveller delivers a full symphonic rock concert alongside the Chagrin Falls Orchestra.

MoodyBluesTribute.com

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River Rock at the Amp is a summer series of twelve classic concerts featuring high quality tribute bands at the Warren Community Amphitheatre. Concerts regularly draw an audience of 5,000. The Amp is located in picturesque downtown Warren, Ohio, along Millionaires’ Row and adjacent to historic Courthouse Park overlooking the Mahoning River. 

RiverRockattheAmp.com