603 Brass Band
Schedule
Mon Jul 20 2026 at 07:00 pm to 09:30 pm
UTC-04:00Location
180 Ocean Blvd, Hampton, NH 03842-3638, United States | Hampton, NH
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Make music a part of your summer experience at Hampton Beach with a live performance by the 603 BRASS BAND, which blends New Orleans jazz with New England soul. Formed in New Hampshire, 603 Brass Band has quickly become a staple of the region’s live music scene, bringing high-energy brass to breweries, festivals, weddings, and street parades across New England. From Portsmouth to Portland and beyond, the band delivers an infectious, second-line-inspired sound that turns any event into a full-on party.
Featuring Dave Selmer (drums), Johnny Trudeau (percussion), Frank Barbaro (sousaphone), Max Lalos (trombone), Dominick Wood (trumpet), Bradley Lamonica (tenor sax), and Chazz Rogers (alto sax), 603 Brass Band blends New Orleans tradition with modern hits, funk grooves, and crowd-favorite anthems. Their genre-spanning sets mix original arrangements with bold, brass-driven takes on songs everyone knows and loves.
Whether leading a parade, popping up in the crowd, or lighting up the stage, 603 Brass Band is all about energy, connection, and creating unforgettable live music experiences.
This show is part of the 2026 Hampton Beach Summer Concert Series at the Seashell Stage. All shows are FREE and brought to you by the taxpayers of the Hampton Beach Village District.
Hampton Beach offers nightly entertainment during the summer at the Seashell Stage. Come down and get nostalgic with the music of your generation, discover a new band, or enjoy "Country Night" weekly on Thursdays preceded by Line Dance Lessons. It’s fun for all ages and everyone will enjoy the music. Bring your dancing shoes (or boots) if you would like to dance in front of the stage. Shows are held nightly from 7-9:30 p.m.
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