Series Tickets go on sale to the public on Saturday, June 28

Series Tickets

go on sale to the public on Saturday, June 28

Tickets for

The Webb, Lindsey & Wade Summer Concert Series II will go on sale

to the public on Saturday, June 28 at 8:00 a.m. "The season ticket

holders have renewed with a record-breaking renewal rate, however, there

are still a lot of great seats available for the public sale," states

Donna Romeo, Amphitheater Director. "We are all looking forward to

a great summer of entertainment."

The Summer

Concert Series will include: Pat Benatar and her husband and collaborator

for over twenty years, Neil Giraldo, who will perform the hits they have

been rocking audiences with since they have been together such as "Heartbreaker,"

"Hit Me With Your Best Shot," and "We Live For Love,"

on August 1 & August 2. Peter Frampton will be 'live' in Peachtree

City on August 15 & August 16 performing his classic hits such as

"Show Me The Way," "I'm In You," and "Do You

Feel Like We Do."

It will be

'Vegas Night at The Fred' when Wayne Newton, the entertainer's entertainer,

performs magic on stage on August 29 & August 30. You will become

a true believer when Micky Dolenz performs "Last Train To Clarksville,"

and "(I'm not your) Stepping Stone," on September 12 & September

13. The number one duo in rock and roll history will be announced on June

28 at the sale, but until then, all we can say is the Mystery Duo will

be performing on September 26 & September 27.

Series tickets

will go on sale to the public on Saturday, June 28 at 8 a.m. Romeo reminds

us that "tickets will be sold to everyone in line first and we will

not begin to take telephone or fax orders until after 10:00 a.m."

Tickets will be $130 for the five-concert package and there is a $3 handling

fee per order.

Tickets that

are not sold as the series will go on sale for individual concerts on

Tuesday, July 8 at 9:00 a.m. Individual tickets are $45 each for all concerts.

For more information, call 770-631-0630.

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