GRJC

The Scott DeCarlo Six is ready to put the “rock” back in Glen Rock, when they take the stage on Saturday, March 26, 8:30 p.m.

The band, which has been together for the past two years, has played at Six Flags Great Adventure, The Bitter End and Mexicali Live. They have a unique sound that is rock with a little southern cookin’. Lead singer Scott DeCarlo has seemingly boundless energy and a charismatic style that lights up the room.

Glen Rock’s own Sam Fishman will be featured on drums, and Jason Krebs on keyboards.

Opening acts will feature Matt Roy and Halo-Halo. Roy, a freshman at Glen Rock High School, has played at the Beacon Theatre and BB King's In NYC, The Electric Factory in Philadelphia and numerous events at Great Adventure. He is a fan of classic and
alternative rock, as well as country music, and counts Eddie Vedder, Bruce Springsteen and John Mayer as his influences. Over the past year, Roy has turned his attention to writing and performing original songs.

Halo-Halo is named after a Filipino dessert that is sweet and always leaves you hungry for more. This rock and electric jazz band is made of up musicians between the ages of fourteen and sixteen but who together have more than fifty years of playing experience. The band has played at the Highline Ballroom, BB Kings, Mexicali Blues, Bitter End, NJPAC and Pig-N-Whistle.

Admission prices are $20 for adults and $10 for those 18 and under with advance purchase. $5 will be added at the door. Tickets may be purchased in advance by visiting www.glenrocklive.com.

Refreshments will be available. This is a non-alcoholic event.

A portion of proceeds from the concert will benefit AutismNJ, a nonprofit agency that provides information and advocacy for families affected by autism.

For directions to GRJC, please call 201-652-6624, or visit www.grjc.org.