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[Sac Projectors]

I am not sure if anyone has seen this yet but Palladio Mall has announced their outdoor concert series lineup that will take place every Wednesday this summer starting in June. See the list below - From Palladio's website. You can also view this at the LINK - http://gopalladio.co...concert-series/

From Palladio Website

"Every Wednesday night from 7pm - 9pm starting June 6th, the Palladio at Broadstone will be providing high energy family entertainment that is free to the public. The Wednesday night concert series, “On The Stage”, makes its debut featuring Hip Service, Sacramento Region’s #1 Party Band.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUMMER CONCERT SERIES LINEUP:

JUNE 6 HIP SERVICE (R & B, High Energy Dance)

JUNE 13 CROSSWINDS (Pop, R & B, Top 40, Latin)

JUNE 20 SACRAMENTO BLUES REVUE (11 piece Blues Band /Big Stage Specialty Show)

JUNE 27 APPLE Z (Dance Rock, Classic Rock to Modern)

JULY 4 Holiday – No Entertainment

JULY 11 BUCK FORD (Country, New Country)

JULY 18 MOTHER MAYHEM (Rock Anthems, Dance Hits, Hip Hop)

JULY 25 GROOVE THANG (R & B, Top 40 Dance hits)

AUGUST 1 DEPARTMENT OF ROCK (Dance Rock Show)"

[nomad]

So where exactly are they going to have these concerts? I don't see any particularly large open area or grass area in the mall for seating. I've been to something like this at The Fountains and it was difficult to get a good seat but it was ok.

[Sac Projectors]

So where exactly are they going to have these concerts? I don't see any particularly large open area or grass area in the mall for seating. I've been to something like this at The Fountains and it was difficult to get a good seat but it was ok.

Yeah I know. I am not sure but it sounds like fun!

[Deb aka Resume Lady]

So where exactly are they going to have these concerts? I don't see any particularly large open area or grass area in the mall for seating. I've been to something like this at The Fountains and it was difficult to get a good seat but it was ok.

I emailed the Palladio with this question and will post back if I get a response.

[Robert Giacometti]

Is the Roseville Galleria or the EDHs Town Center paying for this?

Has the City signed off on all special event permits that are needed?

[Steve Heard]

I love the line up! I must say it is better than the Friday night concerts in the park, though I'll check out both.

I think the concerts may be in the piazza area.

[4thgenFolsomite]

Is the Roseville Galleria or the EDHs Town Center paying for this?

Has the City signed off on all special event permits that are needed?

Robert, why would the Galleria or town center pay for it? actually its competition for then. And isn't that all on private property? I don't think they would need a permit if they're just playing music on their own property.

[Robert Giacometti]

Robert, why would the Galleria or town center pay for it? actually its competition for then. And isn't that all on private property? I don't think they would need a permit if they're just playing music on their own property.

Have you ever seen a lineup of entertainment like this at the Galleria or EDH's TC or at TCITP? I don't recall that happening and suspect there must be reasons why.

You must get a permit if you are going to have amplified noise, because amplified noise doesn't stay within that private property. What one might consider entertainment, another ( or many) might consider noise polution. Also, if one was going to host an event and invite the whole region to it, its probably wise to have some sort of mechanism to inform FPD & other componets of public safety about events, so they can be properly staffed to handle potential issues that might arise.

I wonder what Johnny Cash would be saying if he was here today?

[4thgenFolsomite]

Have you ever seen a lineup of entertainment like this at the Galleria or EDH's TC or at TCITP? I don't recall that happening and suspect there must be reasons why.

You must get a permit if you are going to have amplified noise, because amplified noise doesn't stay within that private property. What one might consider entertainment, another ( or many) might consider noise polution. Also, if one was going to host an event and invite the whole region to it, its probably wise to have some sort of mechanism to inform FPD & other componets of public safety about events, so they can be properly staffed to handle potential issues that might arise.

I wonder what Johnny Cash would be saying if he was here today?

I think Mr. Cash would say, "great!"

[Robert Giacometti]

Are you against having concerts at Palladio? Just curious.

They have events like this in EDH Town Center all the time, its good for bringing in business.

I think Palladio hosting entertainment is a great idea. If bringing in entertainmnet is going to cost the city more in costs for police & public safety than what business it brings in, then I'm thinking its not such a good idea.

[Steve Heard]

Have you ever seen a lineup of entertainment like this at the Galleria or EDH's TC or at TCITP? I don't recall that happening and suspect there must be reasons why.

Join us for 12 outdoor concerts at El Dorado Hills Town Center! Every Thursday from 6 to 8 pm June 21st through September 6th…enjoy the best mix of genres at the Steven Young Amphitheater.

•June 21st – Unauthorized Rolling Stones (Tribute)

•June 28th – Steelin' Dan (Tribute)

•July 5th – Joel: The Band (Billy Joel Tribute)

•July 12th – Lena Mosley & The Badd Blues Band (Blues)

•July 19th – Sapo Guapo (Latin)

•July 26th – Summer of Love (60's Tribute)

•August 2nd – Road 88 (Country/Rock)

•August 9th – Super Huey (Tribute)

•August 16th – Todd Morgan & The Emblems (Pop/Rock)

•August 23rd – Brad Wilson (Tribute)

•August 30th - The Rhythm Riders (Johnny Cash Tribute)

•September 6th – Sun Kings (Beatles Tribute)

The Galleria has them as well.

[Robert Giacometti]

Join us for 12 outdoor concerts at El Dorado Hills Town Center! Every Thursday from 6 to 8 pm June 21st through September 6th…enjoy the best mix of genres at the Steven Young Amphitheater.

•June 21st – Unauthorized Rolling Stones (Tribute)

•June 28th – Steelin' Dan (Tribute)

•July 5th – Joel: The Band (Billy Joel Tribute)

•July 12th – Lena Mosley & The Badd Blues Band (Blues)

•July 19th – Sapo Guapo (Latin)

•July 26th – Summer of Love (60's Tribute)

•August 2nd – Road 88 (Country/Rock)

•August 9th – Super Huey (Tribute)

•August 16th – Todd Morgan & The Emblems (Pop/Rock)

•August 23rd – Brad Wilson (Tribute)

•August 30th - The Rhythm Riders (Johnny Cash Tribute)

•September 6th – Sun Kings (Beatles Tribute)

The Galleria has them as well.

Sure seems like lots of tribute bands playing in EDH's and how many are scheduled in Folsom?

[mrdavex]

I've helped organize a few events in town where a special event permit is required. The City may require onsite Police and Fire/Paramedics as condition of approving the permit. If so, it is the Organizer's responsibility to pay for the Police/Fire at the event, and not the City. The current fee schedule is listed in the Event Permit Application:

http://www.folsom.ca...bID=13741#page=

I think Palladio hosting entertainment is a great idea. If bringing in entertainmnet is going to cost the city more in costs for police & public safety than what business it brings in, then I'm thinking its not such a good idea.

[mando]

Sure seems like lots of tribute bands playing in EDH's and how many are scheduled in Folsom?

It's the theme they chose go go with in selecting acts. Folsom planners have different criteria for programming.