Brian Hyland Englewood Tickets - Bergen Performing Arts Center

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LA LA Brooks

4 concerts

Brooklyn-born Dolores "La La" Brooks, an American singer and actress, was the lead vocalist for The Crystals. She defined 1960s rock and roll, R&B, and pop with hits "Da Doo Ron Ron" and "Then He Kissed Me," lauded by Rolling Stone and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Brooks also performed on Broadway in "Hair" and "Two Gentlemen of Verona". Her album "All or Nothing" received acclaim, and she has collaborated with artists.

The Duprees

2 concerts

Italian doo wop group with New Jersey street-corner roots, known for updating pre-rock pop standards with big band arrangements. Successful in 1962-63: Top Ten hit "You Belong to Me" plus Top 40 singles "My Own True Love," "Have You Heard," and "Why Don't You Believe Me."

The Happenings

'60s pop group, the Happenings, from Patterson, NJ, hit big with "See You in September" & "I Got Rhythm." Constant member Bob Miranda led them through TV gigs & stages shared with the Beach Boys, Roy Orbison, & more.

Brian Hyland

Brooklyn, NY-born pop singer Brian Hyland scored 1960 Billboard chart-topper Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini and hits like Sealed with a Kiss and Gypsy Woman. He later explored country and sunshine pop, and collaborated with Allen Toussaint.

The Excellents

The Bronx sextet The Excellents, formed in 1960, are known for the doo wop classic "Coney Island Baby," which hit the Top 20 in 1962. Originally called the Premiers, the group caught attention with "Red Red Robin" and rocked-up "You Baby You." Despite limited hits, "Coney Island Baby" remains a staple, and the group, featuring original member John Kuse, continues performing.

The Fireflys

Holiday Doo Wop

Gary U.S. Bonds

Norfolk, VA rock & soul singer U.S. Bonds (Gary Anderson): murky, party-like Guida-produced hits “New Orleans,” “Quarter to Three,” “School Is Out”; worked with Bruce Springsteen.