Summer Music Festival
This July 4th holiday, our scenic ski slopes are set to come alive with the return of Ellicottville’s most anticipated summer event, the Summer Music Festival. Nestled against a backdrop of rolling hills coupled with a vibrant downtown, the festival promises to deliver a full bill of live music, one-of-a-kind art, and a patriotic parade of beloved pets.
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This July 4th holiday, our scenic ski slopes are set to come alive with the return of Ellicottville’s most anticipated summer event, the Summer Music Festival.
The music of Queen will fill the air, slope side, on Saturday, July 6th as “One Vision of Queen” takes the stage at this year’s Ellicottville Summer Music Festival.
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Interview: One Vision of Queen
The music of Queen will fill the air, slopeside, on Saturday, July 6th as “One Vision of Queen” takes the stage at this year’s Ellicottville Summer Music Festival. Canadian vocalist, Marc Martel, was born in Montreal and formed his own band, Downhere, in 1999, having success for 13 years, winning five Juno Awards. Since then, Martel has become the lead singer for the critically acclaimed Queen Tribute Band, One Vision of Queen, and tours the globe selling out venues full of die hard Queen and Freddie Mercury fans. ellicottvilleNOW caught up with Martel while he was on tour in the Netherlands and we talked about what we can expect from his show.
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