Andy Frasco & The U.N. at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater

It’s fitting that one of the most popular songs from this band is titled “God at a Festival.” That’s actually one of their latests singles, so if you’re not up-to-date with their newest material, make sure to give it a listen before you head to the Greenfield Lake Amphitheater on August 10th. Back to the reason why it’s fitting they have a song titled like that, it’s because they’re a band that’s made for festivals. Their music, in their own words, is a blend of blues and rock. That’s evident by the presence of the saxophone on stage next to the guitars. Then you get some of the strangest lyrics that you could ever read, but that fit perfectly into the musical score.

Take all that and add in a group of five people who are pretty much willing to do whatever they see fit on stage. There’s nothing off the table. Andy Frasco’s style really helps give the band its vibe. Of course that’s part of the whole blues/rock blend as well, but Frasco always looks like he's ready to party rock. It’s no wonder that they get invites to festivals and venues like the Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. With a standing-room-only crowd, you know you have to keep them entertained; otherwise, things can get out of hand quickly. Event organizers would not book Andy Frasco & The U.N. for the Saturday, August 10th date in Wilmington if they didn’t believe they can control the chaos that they might generate from the stage.

Where do you want to be when Andy Frasco gets on the keys and starts playing the first notes to “Dancin’ Around My Grave?” The only correct answer is right there on the front row at The Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. Doors are at 7, so you want to make sure that you get there at least a few minutes before that. This is going to give you the best chance to find a good spot in the crowd. What you really want to do right now is hit the get tickets button. That’s the only way to guarantee that you’re not going to be on the outside looking in.