Heralded by fans as "the closest thing to the REAL Elton John", concert-goers will be treated to Elton's classic hits in this full concert tribute with an incredible sound system and light show.
The band from Augusta promises every detail of an actual Elton John concert presented in a way that will have fans screaming for more.
"We are excited to welcome Yellow Brick Road back to Moody Chapel. Last year's concert
was fantastic with everyone dancing in the aisles and pleading for multiple encores. The past congregations of Moody Chapel could never have envisioned such unbridled joy and entertainment in that space," said KVCC President Richard Hopper. "This act is top-rate. It's wonderful to see the Chapel come to life like this. "
Rave reviews for the band have poured in after previous concerts. "The best Elton John Tribute Band of all time," from The Green Room in Sanford, Maine. "This is a must see show!!!" "Yellow Brick Road is a fantastic band! We just love their energy and music," said Barbara Badler, coordinator of cultural arts for the town of Hempstead, New York. "Elton John would be proud to have this band pay tribute to him!"
The Yellow Brick Road Tribute to Elton John is officially endorsed by the International Elton John Fan Club.
Tickets to the show for adults are $15 in advance and $17 at the door; Students are $10 in advance and $12 at the door; Teens age 13-17 are $5 in advance and $6 at the door; and Kids 12 and under are free.
Fifteen percent of the concert proceeds will benefit the Elton John Aids Foundation.
Tickets can be purchased at www.kvcc.me.edu/moody
The "Music at Moody" concert series is sponsored by the Kennebec Valley Community College Foundation in support of the Expressive Arts.
For more information about this concert, or the Music at Moody Concert Series, please contact Dr. Mark Kavanaugh at mkavanaugh@kvcc.me.edu
About Kennebec Valley Community College
Ranked among the best two-year colleges in America, Kennebec Valley Community College (KVCC) offers more than 35 programs in trades and technology, healthcare, liberal studies, sustainable agriculture, business, education, culinary arts, renewable energy, and computer science.
More than 95 percent of recent graduates were employed or continuing their education within 6 months of graduation and over 90% of KVCC's graduates stay in Maine, most of them in mid-Maine.
KVCC's Fairfield campus is located three miles north of Waterville, just off Interstate 95. It features five classroom and laboratory buildings, a library, gymnasium, student lounge, and café. The new 600-acre Harold Alfond Campus on Route 201 in Hinckley features a 120-acre organic farm, a fully renovated classroom building with a culinary arts center, as well as the new KVCC Center for Science and Agriculture with state-of-the art laboratories, project-based learning classrooms, and a stunning lecture hall. The campus also has a recreational facility and the historic Moody Chapel.
The new campus is now home to KVCC's Center for Farm-to-table innovation - an education hub merging programs on sustainable agriculture, food technology, culinary arts, and entrepreneurship.
The former Nutter Field House on Greene Road is now being retrofitted with two vast learning laboratories: an indoor pole-climbing center for the popular Electrical Lineworker certificate program and a timber frame carpentry shop for the new Associate-level degree program in Sustainable Building and Design (Timber Frame Carpentry). The college is nearly ready to open a new field-based Agriculture Education and Produce Processing Facility located on The Farm at KVCC. https://www.facebook.com/kvccfarm
KVCC's small class sizes, low cost, excellent support services, and flexible scheduling appeal to students seeking a better future in comfortable surroundings. With generous financial aid and scholarship resources, the cost of tuition and fees is covered for the majority of full-time students.
KVCC provides an affordable and practical path to success. Learn more at www.kvcc.me.edu
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