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Nov 12, 2024
For Immediate Release THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF LIGHT OF DAY WINTERFEST SET FOR JANUARY 2025 IN ASBURY PARK, RED BANK, MONTCLAIR, NJ AND NEW YORK CITY John Rzeznik, Brian Fallon, Brian Baker and Pete Steinkopf join LOD stalwarts Dramarama, Willie Nile and Joe Grushecky & The Houserockers plus very special guests to be announced for The Main Event, “Bob’s Birthday Bash”, on S...
Oct 24, 2024 11:30AM
For Immediate Release LIGHT OF DAY EUROPE 2024 RETURNS IN NOVEMBER/DECEMBER TO BATTLE PARKINSON’S DISEASE, ALS AND PSP Tickets On Sale For LOD Europe Shows In Denmark, Sweden,  Germany, Italy, Belgium and England ASBURY PARK, NJ (October 24, 2024) – The Light of Day Foundation has announced Light of Day Europe 2024, taking place November 29 - December 14, with 11 shows schedule...
Aug 19, 2024 03:04PM
Monmouth Arts To Honor Joe Grushecky, Michael “Porkchop” LaVallee, Tim and Beth McLoone and Joe Barris on September 27 in Asbury Park, NJ July 11, 2024 (Red Bank, NJ) - Monmouth Arts announced today that award-winning rocker and of Light of Day Foundation Board Member Joe Grushecky, multi-disciplinary artist Michael “Porkchop” LaVallee, restaurateurs and philanthropis...

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LOD WinterFest 25 Presents WinterFest Kick-Off  with James Maddock, Matt O'Ree Band, Williams Honor, Jake Thistle Band & more
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LOD WinterFest 25th Anniversary Dramarama, THE WEEKLINGS, Bobby Mahoney, SONiA, Pete Mancini
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