Rick Lindy And The Wild Ones Take Over EP With Summer Concert

EVERGREEN PARK, IL -- Chicago’s premiere jukebox band Rick Lindy and the Wild Ones storm the stage on Sunday, July 14 in Evergreen Park’s summer concert series. The Ravinia-style concert starts at 6 p.m. in Klein (Circle) Park, 97th Street and Homan Avenue. The concert is free.

Rick Lindy and the Wild Ones, named for the 1953 film that put a young Marlon Brando on the map, perform their retro-rock act with hints of rockabilly, 50s and 60s rock and surf, including Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins and Hank Williams.

So grab your lawn chairs, blankets and picnic basket and enjoy a relaxing Sunday evening of music in the park before the work week starts. You might also want to bring some plastic to put under your blanket or lawn chair. Don't forget the mosquito repellent.

Here's a little preview of Sunday's concert from the Taste of Elmwood Park.