Summer Bandstand Concerts Continue in Watermans Park
Acts performing this weekend include The Lemon Sharks and Marky Dawson
Watermans Park
July 21, 2023
The series of summer bandstand concerts organised by The Friends of Watermans Park continues this Saturday (22 July).
At 4pm the charismatic showman Marky Dawson with his huge voice will be opening the show covering musical theatre, jazz and rock alongside piano chops 'which could make Jerry Lee Lewis blush'.
Lager Top will be there too featuring Alan Anderson aka 'the Dude' of Hello It's Me and The Chilling Place with Fort Lauderdale fame, Phil Leiwy the notorious Harmonica Lewinsky - wanted in 12 States, Arvind Shah the combine-harvester of rock and Nick Fermi the 'smoothest grooviest éminence grise behind every new scene'.
And then there will be a chance to see the Lemon Sharks of London who are an Isleworth-based family band with roots in the alternative 80s music scene. The Lemon Sharks will get the audience dancing with a mixture of covers and original songs in a variety of genres - from ska/reggae to post-punk with a little bit of funky grooves on the side.
To close a star of the future Dune Dao-Reed will be singing
For the last Summer Bandstand on the 29 July, the 30 strong Questors Choir will be singing.
More details of future events will be available on the Friends website.
A previous performance in Watermans Park. Picture: Guy Lambert
The Friends of Watermans Park's main aim is to help protect, conserve and enhance Watermans Park, its environs and access to the River Thames for the enjoyment of residents and visitors.
It was formed by a group of local people who envisage a vibrant community amenity which can host community events as well as an attractive recreational area for all.
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