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We're back at Moon Tunes with our dear musical friends Phoenix for a late summer's evening of music and community on August 21st, 2025.
Plan to stay with us into the evening hours. We'll have the park lit with sound and lighting from our friends at Interstate Sound to create a cool summer's eve vibe and will conclude the show a bit after 9pm!!
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The Remainders Biography
The Remainders recently celebrated 20 years of "Rock'n Out and Doin' Good.” The band exists to spread joy through music and support the community through philanthropic partnerships and performances. The band’s debut album, Feel Something New, released to streaming services worldwide in November 2024.
Led by former CEO, author, and business management podcaster Andrew Temte (www.andrewtemte.com), The Remainders have delighted audiences as the opener for globally respected acts such as Styx, Foreigner, Heart, Steve Miller Band, Chicago, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and others during the ten year run of Freedom Fest in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
An evening with The Remainders includes a unique blend of classic, and modern rock. In addition to their original music, covers of legendary rock acts like Styx, Kansas, Tom Petty, Foo Fighters, REO Speedwagon, Train, and Rush pepper their dynamic set list.
Read MoreLed by former CEO, author, and business management podcaster Andrew Temte (www.andrewtemte.com), The Remainders have delighted audiences as the opener for globally respected acts such as Styx, Foreigner, Heart, Steve Miller Band, Chicago, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and others during the ten year run of Freedom Fest in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
An evening with The Remainders includes a unique blend of classic, and modern rock. In addition to their original music, covers of legendary rock acts like Styx, Kansas, Tom Petty, Foo Fighters, REO Speedwagon, Train, and Rush pepper their dynamic set list.
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