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Bensalem’s AM Radio Tribute Band Revives 60s And 70s Wednesday

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Published on August 01, 2026
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Bensalem is dialing the clock back to the era of AM radio, flower power and plenty of singalong potential next Wednesday when the AM Radio Tribute Band takes over the Penn Community Bank Amphitheater.

The band’s Ultimate 60s & 70s Tribute is scheduled for 7 p.m., with general admission beginning at 6 p.m. and season-pass holders getting in at 5:30 p.m., according to the Penn Community Bank Amphitheater.

Tickets Start At $5 For Bensalem Residents

Admission is $5 for Bensalem residents with identification, $10 for nonresidents and free for children 12 and under. Tickets are available online or at the admission booths on concert nights, but the township says they are not sold at the municipal building; online buyers should have a printed ticket or digital QR code ready, according to the venue’s ticket information.

Food will be part of the evening, with Sweet Breezy BBQ, Twisted Kitchen by O’Neill’s Catering and Goodnoe Ice Cream listed for the concert, though the lineup may change without notice. The Bensalem Township announcement also promotes a $1-for-one or $5-for-six 50/50 raffle, with winners announced during intermission, plus a concert-night selfie and photo contest offering a PCBA-branded swag bag.

Bring A Lawn Chair, But Leave The Alcohol Home

The amphitheater has limited seating, so guests can bring a lawn chair or blanket, and parking is free. The venue’s frequently asked questions page says outside food and small coolers are allowed, but alcohol, pets, bikes, scooters, skateboards and ball playing are prohibited.

Weather decisions will be made on a concert-by-concert basis, with updates posted through the amphitheater’s social channels, email and website. The outdoor show is part of Bensalem’s 2026 summer concert series, which continues next week with an Echoes of Floyd tribute.