Some shows just belong to summer. This is one.
Cape May Convention Hall sits right on the sand at the southern tip of the Jersey Shore, in one of the prettiest Victorian beach towns anywhere. Add a salt breeze and a sunset, then stack two hours of '60s classics on top. That's a night people still talk about years later.
The British Invasion Years is bringing the full show down to Cape May. The British acts that stormed America's charts, the American acts that fired straight back, all played live by four musicians who came up on this music.
Cape May is a destination, not just a stop. That's half the fun. Come down early. Walk the promenade, grab dinner, let the evening build toward the music. It's a great family night out too… the songs reach across generations, and grandparents and kids end up singing the same choruses.
Summer by the ocean doesn't get much better. Grab seats on the tour page before the shore crowd gets there first.
