Peoria is cranking up the nostalgia this Friday with a free tribute concert dedicated to the grooves of the 1970s. The event, hosted by Peoria Arts, promises to transport attendees back in time with hits from some of the era's most iconic folk-rock legends. As reported by the city's official website, Showtune Productions will headline the 'Take It Easy, Songs of the 70’s' concert at the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts, located smack-dab in the heart of Downtown Peoria, 10580 N. 83rd Drive.
Set to kick off at 7 pm on April 19, this musical blast from the past aims to surely get fans to vividly remember the days of The Eagles, and The Doobie Brothers, not to mention Carly Simon while belting out the classics. With an impressive lineup that also includes America and Fleetwood Mac numbers, the audience is in for a night where it's nearly impossible not to sing along. While tickets to this time capsule event are on the house, Peoria Arts recommends that would-be concertgoers reserve their spots ahead of time to avoid disappointment.
For those looking to snag a ticket or simply seeking more details, the city's news announcement advises a visit to Theater Works' website or a call to the box office at 623-815-7930. In anticipation of the event, a teaser video has been made available by the arts organization, providing a sneak peek at what's in store. The teaser can be readily viewed through a link, promising a taste of the nostalgic experience to those anxious to relive the magic.
As the weekend approaches, the throwback concert is set to become the talk of the town for music lovers and those just looking to unwind with some vintage vibes. And with no price tag dangling over the invitation, it's a sellout crowd that the organizers are likely to see, as Peoria residents hurry to reserve their front-row seats to what seems to quickly become an unforgettable walk down memory lane. Remember, this is a to not be missed chance to relive the days when vinyl was the king of music and feathered hair wasn't just a bold fashion choice—it was the law.
