The Salvation Army along with sponsor Saco-Biddeford Savings Bank is proud to bring this world-renowned group back to the OOB Pavilion in honor of our 10th Anniversary! Bring the whole family!!

The United States Military Academy Concert Band is a direct descendant of the small Band of Musick that had assembled at West Point by 1817. The modest twenty-piece military band of that era has evolved into the 48-member wind band of today.

Over the years, the Concert Band has earned the reputation of being among the finest of its kind in the world. The band’s events annually attract thousands of visitors to the academy to hear the finest in new and traditional concert band literature.

Bring the whole family to the Pavilion for this captivating concert!

A Pavilion favorite, Rick Charette, singer and songwriter, has been capturing the hearts and spirits of young and old alike with his delightful and inspiring children's songs. His performances blend original contemporary pop music and lyrics with imaginative activities that generate all kinds of audience participation. Don’t miss this chance to meet the “Alligator in the Elevator.”

In Big Band history, the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra is recognized as one of the best all-around dance bands. It could swing with the best of them, and no other band could come close to Tommy's when it came to playing ballads. Tommy Dorsey, "The Sentimental Gentleman of Swing", was a master at creating warm, sentimental, and always musical moods - at superb dancing and listening tempos. Tommy sustained these moods through the arrangements of the likes of Paul Weston, Axel Stordahl and Sy Oliver, and he showcased singers who could project them brilliantly.

Jack Leonard sang with the band for about four years, recording such fine sides as "Dedicated to You", "If It's the Last Thing I do", "Little White Lies", "You Taught Me to Love Again", "Once in a While", and, probably the most famous of all, "Marie". With the band singing vocal riffs as Jack sang the straight lyric, "Marie" was so successful that he recorded several more standard tunes with the same formula. They include "Who", "Yearning", and "East of the Sun". "Song of India", the other side of "Marie", was also a huge Dorsey hit.

Tim Sample has been widely acknowledged as New England's premier native humorist. Novelist Stephen King has likened Sample's work to that of Mark Twain, and Charles Kuralt called him "Maine's humorist laureate."

Tim's books, albums, and videos (including four albums and a video for the Bert and I company) have sold well over a million copies. In the summer of 1993 Tim was recruited by Charles Kuralt as a correspondent for the Emmy Award winning TV Show CBS News Sunday Morning. Over the following 11 years Tim produced over 100 "Postcards from Maine" segments which introduced millions of CBS viewers around the nation and the world to the wonders of Tim Sample's home state."

Yesterday came and went. Like a vapor, it disappeared. But you left something behind yesterday. A piece of yourself, a piece of the legacy you're building. Today, you'll create another piece of it. And tomorrow. And all the tomorrows after that.

For SANDI PATTY - a 2004 Gospel Music Hall of Fame inductee with 39 Dove Awards, five Grammy Awards, three RIAA-certified platinum and five gold recordings - Hymns of Faith... Songs of Inspiration very well may be her recording legacy, the one album in 25 years that will impact multiple generations and stand the ultimate test of time. Certainly, this is the album Sandi Patty was born to make.

Royal River Chorus is affiliated with Sweet Adelines International, whose members are dedicated to the promotion of barbershop harmony, an original American art form. Sweet Adelines share a love of singing and performing that transcends the stage to reach audiences of all ages.

Mark will be sharing his exciting and revitalized message of God's love and grace. This message comes through loud and clear in his two most recent CDs, “Be the Miracle” (released January, 2006) and “I Love To Tell The Story” which is Mark's first all-hymns project (released September, 2007).

Mark Lowry has been making people laugh, cry and think for over 28 years. Singing publicly and recording albums and videos since age eleven, you could say that Mark has done this most of his life.

Mark attended Liberty College (now Liberty University) in Lynchburg, VA, from 1975 to 1980 where he first intended to gain a Business degree. In 1976, Mark felt God was calling him to a music ministry and, when he graduated in 1980 with a Youth degree, he began performing at independent Baptist churches around the country. His first booking agent, Roy Morgan, booked Mark in 43 cities in 41 days. As Mark put it, "This boy could book a pork chop into a synagogue."

Taylor has been a frequent guest of "Ken Davis and Friends" productions and never fails to bring the house down. He custom designs his show to fit each occasion and his appearance can make an event an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss out on this opportunity for a family night out for all ages!

He's played Carnegie Hall and your local comedy club. He has played The Sydney Opera House in Australia, and he's played bar mitzvahs in Jersey. From Las Vegas casinos to church basements Taylor Mason has been delighting audiences of every age and every walk of life with his own brand of puppets and ventriloquism, using music and stand-up comedy.