Main Street Live to offer beach party theme Friday
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Timeline is a talented band that plays a wide variety of music from any decade. This Friday night they will be playing The Beach Boys music and a lot of other oldies but goodies, said Main Street McMinnville representative Carla King.
Timeline is based out of Nashville. In the past year they have played the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, the General Jackson, the Tennessee State Fair Convention, the Belcourt Theater, as well as fairs and concerts.
The leader of the band, boB Wilson, a spelling as unique as the band itself, says, ?The secret to Timeline is not only the variety of music we play but, also, how much music we play per performance. We play more songs in a night than any other band.?
Furthermore, Wilson says, ?Playing in this band is great fun. These guys are incredible musicians. We make great music, have a great time, and pass it on to our audience.?
Members of the band include Wilson, six and 12-string guitars and vocals; Chris Schafer, bass and vocals; Phil Wolfe, keyboard, guitar, harmonica and vocals; and David Chandler, drums and percussion instruments.
When going to a beach party, don?t forget your hula hoop and Hawaiian shirt. There will be a place set up for hula hoops for everyone to show off their skills. Wear your wildest Hawaiian shirt, as there will also be a contest with a prize for the winner.
There will also be a volleyball net for a little team fun. Along with the net will be sand provided by Main Street McMinnville.
To add the final piece of the puzzle, when it comes to beach parties, the McMinnville Cruisers will be at the party to give the party some nostalgia.
Timeline will be partnering with McMinnville Civic Center and Team Magic. This event will help kick off their McMinnville City Triathlon which is scheduled for the next day, Saturday, June 24.
Timeline will begin entertaining at 7 p.m. on the West Lawn of Security Federal. Food and beverage vendors are open at 6 p.m.
The event is free and sponsored by River Park Hospital, Dr Pepper, the Law Offices of Galligan and Newman, Ben Lomand TV, Clear Channel Radio and the Southern Standard, your source for local news.