Essential Workers Get Comp June 26 Concert Ticket w/Registration

Orion.Events today announced it is throwing a bash Saturday, June 26 at its Wildwood Amphitheater, 2700 Joslyn Ct. in Lake Orion, to honor and thank essential workers for their commitment during the pandemic. Each essential worker who registers at the website Orion.Events prior to the event will receive one complimentary ticket to the concert performance featuring Interstate 90’s Detroit.

“We have not forgotten the load our essential works have carried during the past year and a half,” said Chris Barnett, township supervisor for Orion Township. “These dedicated individuals kept our community safe and functioning during the pandemic.

We want to take care of the people who took care of us through the pandemic. It’s Orion.Events way of saying ‘thanks.’”

Interstate 90’s Detroit delivers a high energy stage show that is an unique mix of rock, pop and dance hits, including favorite rock hits from the 1990s and 2000s. The band combines a high energy performance with veteran musicianship to deliver a hard hitting, fun and unique live music experience.

Essential workers need to pre-register for the event to receive their complimentary general admission lawn ticket by visiting ORION.EVENTS. Space is limited and registration is required. Tickets can also be purchased: General Admission Lawn Seats for $15 or VIP seats for $30 online at Orion.Events. Two Saturday showtimes are available and essential workers may attend either the 1 p.m. or 8 p.m. performance of the Interstate 90’s Detroit.

Concertgoers may bring their own blanket and lawn chair. Outside alcohol and coolers are prohibited. Food and beverage concessions available on site.

UPCOMING PROGRAMMING

Wildwood Amphitheater and its sister venue across the road, Fire Bowl at Camp Agawam, are committed to bringing entertainment back with a roar, an all-new Roaring ‘20s starting right here in Orion Township.

Upcoming Wildwood shows include a Fourth of July Weekend Laser Spectacular featuring tributes to Steely Dan plus the Allman Brothers on July 1; Def Leppard plus Poison on July 2, David Bowie on July 3, and the Kids Under the Carpet PHISH Tribute on July 4. And this just in - the Purple Madness Prince tribute has just been announced for July 23.

Hailed as Michigan’s Best Magician by major Michigan media outlets, Anthony Grupido takes to the stage at the Fire Bowl with dates in June and July to baffle and amaze his audiences. Fridays at the Fire Bowl are dedicated to live stand-up comedy with musical guests and appearances by comediennes such as Bill Bushart, Conor Meade and Bob Phillips.

A complete lineup can be found for both venues at Orion.Events.

Nestled in a wooded setting on almost 60 acres of Orion Township property, Wildwood Amphitheater was erected in 2010 and evokes an “up north” feel in a bustling and growing community in Northern Oakland County and conveniently located in Orion Township.

Just down the road is the Fire Bowl at Camp Agawam (1301 Clarkston Rd., Lake Orion). The entertainment venue is located within Camp Agawam, previously owned and operated until 2014 by the Boy Scouts of America and now under Orion Township’s ownership. In addition to the roughly 140 acres, numerous campsites, rental facilities, walking trails, a chapel and beautiful Tommy's Lake, the Fire Bowl is truly a picturesque park in the middle of suburban life.

Both venues are centrally located and easily accessible via I-75 and expect to draw people from across Michigan.

For more information, visit Orion.Events.

About Orion.Events

Orion.Events, a subsidiary of Special Event Solutions, was formed in 2021 to plan, produce and promote the massive amount of programming planned for Wildwood Amphitheater and the Fire Bowl at Camp Agawam, reenergizing them for an unprecedented season of entertainment and events! Concerts, Comedy, Magic and so much more. Its team is comprised of trusted names in the events production and entertainment sectors from across Michigan. Visit https://Orion.Events.