Eventually Epic Plays Lake George Summer Concert Series
Kick off your July 4 celebrations with an energetic musical experience in the Adirondacks.
Eventually Epic headlines the Lake George Summer Concert Series, just in time to kick off the 4th of July in the Adirondacks.
Eventually Epic appears on July 3 as part of the the 2024 Lake George Summer Concert Series.
Eventually Epic is an eclectic rock band that performs songs across diverse musical genres, ranging from classic rock to contemporary pop to (Hindi) Bollywood tunes. Their originals feature simple arrangements, catchy melodies and memorable lyrics, and their live performances exude raw energy and sheer joy. Armed with an unconventional combination of acoustic guitar(s), keytar and captivating vocal harmonies, Eventually Epic is a musical force to reckon with (or eventually will be).
Lake George Summer Concert Series in Shepard Park.
Band member Debarun (Roon) Bhattacharjya, on guitar and vocals, has been named the second most interesting man in the world (according to his own PR). Besides his ground-breaking research into the socio-political impact of cricket ball revolution, Roon's passions include communicating with pigeons, composing raunchy dance hits and studying extra-terrestrial mating patterns. He dreams of a world where Colonel Sanders is the supreme leader of the human race, all water is sparkling (and sweetened), and Udit Narayan sings in key.
Joining Roon is Sachin Premasuthan on vocals and keytar. Sachin is described as your friendly neighborhood scientist with a knack for trouble and an appetite for adventure. Between his heavy metal endeavors and pursuing a career as an airplane psychiatrist, he likes to transform dollars into jack-n-coke, train military velociraptors, and catch rainbows in the dark. He firmly believes that rock n roll can save the world, that sleep is highly overrated, that blood-thirsty unicorns are for real, and that Anu Malik is the best rapper in the world!
For more information about the Lake George Summer Concert Series, visit their website.
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