Sea.Hear.Now Festival returns to Asbury Park this weekend
News 12’s Tony Caputo is in town this morning previewing the huge event.
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5h agoThe Sea.Hear.Now Festival is and back and is taking over Asbury Park this weekend.
News 12’s Tony Caputo is in town this morning previewing the huge event.
This year, Bruce Springsteen and the East Street Band will headline Sunday night.
Preparations have been taking place all week long.
Three stages, over a couple of dozen musical acts covering both Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday features Noah Kahan and The Black Crowes, among others.
There were some sound quality issues last year, and some complained about overcrowding.
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