Concert

Hershey Centre Friday, June 6, 2008 • 8:00 pm Copps Coliseum Saturday, June 7, 2008 • 7:30 pm Tickets $35.00 plus taxes  (licensed event) Surf City Allstars The Surf City Allstars were formed in the early 80’s with the band members who were touring with both the Beach Boys and Jan & Dean. The Surf City Allstars are the best surfin’ beach party band around on a par with their friends, the Beach Boys. When you hear the band, you get the authentic “surf” sound and harmonies that were taught to the Allstars by Brian Wilson and Mike Love of the Beach Boys, and Jan Berry of Jan & Dean. The Surf City Allstars perfected their vocals and performance of all the greatest surf music hits through years of touring with the legendary Beach Boys and Jan & Dean. THE SURF CITY ALLSTARS ARE: David Logeman (Jan & Dean, Frank Zappa, The Beach Boys), Don Raymond (The Ventures, Jan & Dean), Matt Jardine (Beach Boys, Wilson/Philips, Jan & Dean), Gary Griffin (Beach Boys, Brian Wilson), and Philip Bardowell (Beach Boys). This band has toured for years with the biggest names in Surf Music and is man for man the greatest surf and beach party band around! David Marks Original Beach Boy David Marks is touring together with the Surf City Allstars to bring you the Greatest Hits of the Beach Boys in a new live show. When Brian Wilson decided not to tour with the band and stay home to write songs, David played second guitar and Al Jardine played bass. He did his first tour together with the Beach Boys in 1962 and he is back performing again in the most authentic live show with his surf guitar riffs and vocals that features the Beach Boys Greatest Hits from their first hit single, Surfin, to all the Beach Boys’ hits from the 60’s through the 90’s. Dean Torrence Dean Torrence was the co-founder, co-lead singer, and co-writer of the hit surf duo, Jan & Dean. Dean first teamed up with Jan Berry in the 1950’s while they both attended High School in West Los Angeles. The duo went on to score a huge string of hit songs beginning in 1959 until Jan’s horrible car crash in 1966. Since Jan’s untimely death occurred in 2004, Dean has kept their music alive and brings the Greatest Hits of Jan & Dean Live as a special guest of the Surf City Allstars. • Barbara Ann • Surf City • Good Vibrations • Surfer Girl • Deuce Coupe • I Get Around • Let’s Dance • LITTLE OLD LADY FROM PASADENA • Kokomo • LITTLE HONDA • DRAG CITY • DEADMAN’S CURVE • fun-fun-fun!

The Hamilton Police Association is proud to sponsor this show. The proceeds from this event will be used to promote enhanced public safety on local, provincial and federal levels and to donate to local charitable organizations that give vital support to our community.

The Hamilton Police Association has a long history of raising funds for charity. The following are charities and community organizations that we have supported in the past:

• The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada
• Cancer Assistance Program
• The C.H.M.L. - Christmas Tree of Hope
• Children’s Hospital Hamilton Health Sciences Corporation
• Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Charlton Hall Child & Family


Thank you for your continued support to help make our community a better place to live.

The Mississauga Firefighters Association Benevolent Fund is a charitable organization raising funds for charities helping those less fortunate. Some of our special projects include...

The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada was started in 1954 and right from the start Firefighters were involved in volunteer fund-raising.

Erinoak, Serving Young People with Physical Disabilities, provides services to more than 2,000 children and young adults in Peel and Halton Regions.

The Burn Care Research Foundation was established to provide funding for burn research, treatment and facilities.

We continue to support both the Big Sisters/Big Brothers agencies in their efforts to find special people to match with the hundreds of little brothers & sisters needing a helping hand.

With your support we will continue to help those less fortunate than ourselves.

The Niagara Region Police Association is proud to be associated with today’s event. Along with enjoying a fantastic production, you are supporting worthy charities in our communities. Since 1997, the NRPA has raised and donated over $200,000 to worthy charitable organizations in our community through Special Events

The NRPA’S portion of the proceeds from this event will once again be donated to local community charitable organizations including The Niagara Children’s Safety Village.

The Toronto Police Amateur Athletic Association is a volunteer organization made up of civilian and uniform members of the Toronto Police Service.

The prime function of the A.A.A. is to promote organized athletic activity amongst its members.

The Widows and Orphans Fund was founded in May of 1952 by the Executive of the Toronto Police Amateur Athletic Association in an effort to provide financial support for the families of deceased police officers.

Today, there are over 8,000 police and civilian members in the Fund, 2,000 being pensioners. In addition to members dues, all net proceeds from this event are donated to the Widows and Orphans Fund.

The Widows and Orphans Fund is deeply appreciative of the support of its members and the thousands of people who attend and support these special events each year.

The Toronto Police Association donates money each year to worthy charities.

Some of the charitable organizations the TPA have donated to include:.

Some of the many charitable organizations we have supported include:
• The Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf
• Child Find
• HOPE for Children Foundation
• MORE (Multiple Organ Retrieval/Exchange)
• Princess Margaret Hospital
• St. Michael's Hospital Foundation
• Tourette Syndrome Children
• Canadian Cancer Society
• Jennifer Ashley Foundation
• Canadian Spinal Research Organization
• Bloorview MacMillan Centre
• Variety Village
• Heart and Stroke Foundation
• Huntington Society of Canada
• Leukemia Research Fund of Canada

The York Regional Police Association (YRPA) is a labour organization representing over 1650 Uniform and civilian members of the York Regional Police.

For many years, the York Regional Police Association has donated many volunteer hours and money to various worthy charities within our community.

On behalf of all of our members in the YRPA, we would like to thank you for supporting not only our ongoing programs within the community but our efforts to make a difference to people in need. It is only with your support that we are able to provide the necessary resources required to so many worthy organizations.