H2O : The Hall & Oates Project

Schedule

Sat Oct 09 2021 at 07:30 pm

Location

Thrasher-Horne Center | Orange Park, FL

The music of Daryl Hall and John Oates
Over a year in the making, this show will re-produce the amazing artistry of the Hall and Oates family of musicians over the many years. Hit after hit from Hall and Oates’s, 50 Year career will be on display for you to enjoy as H2O will bring their talents and respect to the songs to a stage near you.
H2O is a dedicated theatrical performance paying respect to the musical careers of Daryl Hall and John Oates “The Greatest Duo in Rock and Roll History.” That legacy leaves behind an enormous catalogue of live performances, this is where we believe Hall and Oates have always been at their finest. It is from that catalogue that we hand picked, what we consider, the greatest performances of Hall and Oates songs in these live versions. We add some of our own ambiance and visual enhancements to our live show and now present it to you.
H20 boasts seasoned veterans of the LIVE stage, who have been successfully performing for years and were selected for this project due to their unique fit for THIS project. They all share the deepest respect for the Philly, Blue Eyed Soul and Motown roots that were a part of the Hall and Oates signature stylings and honor their staggeringly good musicianship and ability to play so tight and in the moment yet keep the music feel so loose. H2O treats this musical project and our performances LIVE for audiences exactly the same way.
The Lead Vocalist, Jason Ames, has charted multiple releases throughout Europe and was a fixture with Rock acts on the West Coast and Seattle. The rest of the H2O band are: John Bennett – Drums, Vocals, Lee Gabe – Sax, Keys and Vocals, Jeff Ankeney – Bass, Vocals, Jackson Bunn – Keys, Vocals, Frank Gonzalez – Lead Guitars, Vocals, Juan Aguirrechu – Guitars.
We Bring You H2O…LIVE

Where is it happening?

Thrasher-Horne Center, 283 College Dr, Orange Park, United States

Event Location & Nearby Stays:

Host or Publisher Thrasher-Horne Center

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