Light Of Day WinterFest 2024 Benefit For Parkinson’s Disease · PSP Disease · ALS Disease · 38 Shows January 12-28: in Asbury Park · Deal · Montclair · Red Bank · New York City · Stony Point NY · Events and Ticket Info · Mobile Apps: Apple · Android · Donate Online · LightOfDay.org
Light Of Day (LoD) WinterFest 2024, the annual music festival taking place throughout January in Asbury Park, Deal, Red Bank, Montclair New Jersey and New York, has announced the January 12th to 28th lineups, featuring Bob’s Birthday Bash main event on Saturday, January 20 at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank, NJ.
All performances and events will raise money and awareness for its continuing battle to defeat Parkinson’s disease and its related illnesses ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) and PSP (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy) within our lifetime.
Tickets can be purchased for all shows individually (events in Montclair and New York City are not included in any of the FestPass all access packages). For more details on lineups, performances ticket packages, and shows with free admission, please visit LightofDay.org/Events.
Venues hosting LOD WinterFest 2024 shows include: Asbury Park’s Stone Pony, Wonder Bar, Asbury Lanes, Clinch Transparent Gallery, Asbury Hotel, McLoone’s Supper Club, Watermark, Silverball Museum, Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel, Low Dive, RBar, The Break and Capitoline; Deal’s Axelrod Performing Arts Center; Red Bank’s Count Basie Theater; Outpost In The Burbs in Montclair; City Winery in Manhattan; and the Penguin Rep Theatre in Stony Point, NY.
Light of Day has now raised approximately $6.5 million; and has grown from a one-day event into a multi-day festival in the New Jersey metropolitan area. More significantly, Light of Day has expanded into an internationally recognized tour.
Light of Day shows have taken place around the world on three continents, with shows in Canada, England, Wales, Ireland, Sweden, Belgium, Norway, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Spain and Australia. Portions of the proceeds from each show are donated to a local Parkinson’s organization.