Miss Live Music? It’s Coming Back in Dover, NH This Summer
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The Shark, in cooperation with the Cochecho Arts Festival, is thrilled to announce that live music is back for the summer at Henry Law Park in Dover.
The lineup for summer of 2021
JULY 7 - ROSIE
JULY 14 - GRENON
JULY 21 - TAPEDECK HEROEZ
JULY 28 - DANCING MADLY BACKWARDS
AUGUST 4 - AUNT PEG
AUGUST 11 - WELLFLEET
What time are the shows?
Each show will run from 6 to 8 p.m.
About Henry Law Park
- This is an outdoor venue and there are benches for you to sit on, however, if you want to bring a blanket and grab a spot on the lawn, you are welcome to do so.
- There is an area to dance, so bring some comfortable shoes!
- You can bring your own food! Have a picnic and hear some great tunes.
- There are public restrooms behind the venue.
- There is ample parking all around the park, but you might want to get there early.
- You can bring your dog - it's a park!
What if it rains?
In case of rain, we may move the show to Thompson's Tavern in Dover if possible for the band, but let's not think of that right now. Nothin' but Sunshine, baby!
What a great season we have lined up. Starting with our friends in ROSIE kicking off the season on July 7.
Grenon on July 14th
What a show this will be! I am excited about this band. Just before the pandemic, Grenon was on an upward trajectory, then the world ended. But the band kept working and they have written new material that I can't wait to hear.
If you're not familiar with the band, check out their latest single "Sick," here.
Up next, Tapedeck Heroez. Check out their list of dates here.
Next up, Dancing Madly Backwards on July 28, 2021.
Looking forward to seeing Aunt Peg on August 4.
Here's the latest addition to the Shark in the Park lineup: Wellfleet
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