By Riley Fontana
Hometown Weekly Reporter
The eighth annual Dover Music Festival took place earlier this month at the American Legion, attracting local families for an eight-hour concert featuring multiple bands.
Attendees lounged on lawn chairs in the Legion's backyard, soaking up the pleasant weather and enjoying a variety of musical acts.
Eddy’s Shoe delivered a high-energy rock performance, marking the beginning of their 30th-anniversary summer with electrifying instrumentals. Sunset Strip revisited the 1980s hair rock era, captivating the audience with nostalgic vibes and encouraging everyone to let loose.
The M-80s brought back the dance party atmosphere of the '80s, earning enthusiastic fans with vibrant vocals and colorful performances. Downtime offered a change of pace with folk and R&B tunes, providing a contrast to the day's rock and roll lineup. TBD the Band closed out the event with covers of popular songs.
The Dover Music Festival is a cherished annual tradition, showcasing local talent and providing a platform for emerging artists. Many of the featured bands hail from Massachusetts, further enhancing the community connection.
The American Legion served as gracious hosts, offering food and seating to guests. Families and friends gathered in the backyard, enjoying the summer ambiance and live music late into the night.
The festival offered a flexible schedule, allowing attendees to come and go as they pleased. Smiles and catchy tunes lingered in the minds of all who attended, making it a memorable event for Dover residents.
