The Villages

Amphitheater still has great seats available to their six concert summer

concert series. Though there is a strong country feel to the series, there

is a little bit of everything, sure to please diverse audiences this summer.

The series

kicks off June 14 with The Charlie Daniels Band. The group is celebrating

its 25th anniversary and will play a wide variety of hits. Though most

famous for "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," the group is also

known for the hits "The South's Gonna Do It" and "Boogie

Woogie Fiddle" among others.

The popular

1980s soft-rock duo Air Supply, will come to Fayetteville June 28 with

its long list of love songs. Some of their better-known hits are "All

Out of Love" and "Every Woman In the World."

One week later,

July 5, the Drifters and the Marvelettes will perform their classic hits.

The Drifters are best known for "Under the Boardwalk," while

the Marvelettes' biggst hit was "Please Mr. Postman."

B.J. Thomas,

singer of the hits "Hooked on a Feeling" and "Raindrops

Keep Falling on My Head," will play at the Villages Amphitheater

July 19. The Swingin' Medallions, a very popular band around the southeast,

will perform Aug. 2. The group plays a lot of cover songs but is also

known for the original hit "Double Shot of My Baby's Love."

The series

will end Aug. 16 with a Glen Campbell concert. Campbell performed two

sold-out shows last year at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater and is

pleased to be coming