“They didn’t want to do all five tonight.”Īsked if Edlin was working on a possible alternative site for the last two concerts, Holtschlag said, “Yeah, but it’s like anything. “We’re going to be bringing them back to the council,” Holtschlag said after the meeting. The other concerts are scheduled for July 8 and Sept. Troup said he doesn’t have a proposal to bring to the Quincy City Council and doesn’t see that happening until May at the earliest. Quincy Mayor Mike Troup said Friday he’s been in conversations with potential developers evaluating a possible purchase of the property at Fourth and Maine, site of the historic Newcomb Hotel before it was demolished after a fire on Sept.
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The final two concerts in the series remain in limbo. “I’ll get with him, and he’ll get a crew together,” Holtschlag said. “A lot of business down around the square were complaining,” Farha said. Mike Farha (R-4) asked Holtschlag if Edlin could put together a group of people to clean the Fourth and Maine area after the concerts. Instead of performing on a stage at Fourth and Maine, the final performer will perform on the patio outside of On the Rail.
The performer scheduled to be the opening act now will go last. Quincy Mayor Mike Troup said last week said one of the concerts Edlin held last year received noise complaints because music continued past the scheduled stopping time.Īlderman Jack Holtschlag (D-7) said Edlin will have the featured performer for each go first and finish by 10:30 p.m. June 3: Kameron Marlowe with Walker Montgomery.May 27: Decade of Decadence, Ghost of Judas, and The Sprucells.The first three concerts, to be held on Saturday nights, are: QUINCY - The first three downtown concerts in a five-concert series lined up for this summer received approval from the Quincy City Council.Īldermen unanimously voted Monday to approve the use of the city’s empty lot at Fourth and Maine for the Gem City Summer Concert Series, lined up by On the Rail restaurant owner Scott Edlin.
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