Coming Soon to the Flickinger
Jump, Jive N' Wail - feat. The Jive Aces
The Jive Aces are a six-piece UK based swing band that was formed in 1989. They were the winners of BBC TV’s Opportunity Knocks and Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalists in 2012. They have recorded singles and albums and have performed at numerous music festivals. The band is recognized as one of the top swing bands in the world. Something borne out by their extensive international travel (the band has performed in over 30 countries). The June 2015 issue of Vintage Rock Magazine described them as the UK’s number one jive and swing band.
2019 Tailgate Summer Concert Series
Six great concerts, six great nights under the New Mexico sky. All concerts take place at the upper parking lot of the New Mexico Museum of Space History. Season Parking Passes for all six concerts are now on sale. If you had a Parking Pass last season your spot is being held for you until May 15. If you just want to walk up you can get a Single or a Couples Pass. For more information, passes or tickets, call the Flickinger office at 575-437-2202. June 8 - Windy City, Chicago tribute band; June 22 - Elektric Voodoo, from San Diego - World Beat Rock n roll, Afrobeat,, latin, rock n roll, psych, jazz, blues and many other influences into it's own unique genre; July 13 - Yarbrough Band, classic country dance; July 27 - ShoBizKidz, Steely Dan tribute band; August 10 - Big Band on the Rio Grande, big band jazz and swing; August 24 - Catfishfry Blues Band - Old time blues, rock n roll and more
An Evening of Wonder with Vitaly
World class illusionist Vitaly has mystified fans from all over the world, including Las Vegas superstars Penn & Teller whom he has successfully fooled on their hit TV show, Fool Us - Tickets $15, $20, $30 - Discounts for Seniors, Military, Teachers & 1st Responders - Youth 18 & younger $8 any seat
Jump, Jive N' Wail, feat. The Jive Aces
Special Show - Jump, Jive N' Wail, feat. The Jive Aces - 25 April, 2019 at 7pm
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