RVA Magazine Presents 4th of July at The Hof

by | Jun 27, 2019 | COMMUNITY

This 4th of July, RVA Magazine is taking over The Hof for a night of libations, celebrations and salutations. The celebration will feature two bands, three DJs, panaromic firework views, and food and drink specials all night.

Come party with us!

Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2720566558017572/

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rva-magazine-presents-4th-of-july-at-the-hof-tickets-62925861947?aff=efbeventtix&fbclid=IwAR3BXUsyU5uTyDDEzaVdn3eOCGcBB5Fe0gLMEW6IgRMVzkdRtRdiA-z61aQ

Bands and DJs playing live throughout the night include Elby Brass, A Good Buzz, Dj Hoody, DJ Phil Dice, and Funk Pimps.

Check out our headliner Elby Brass and stream their music here or on their Spotify here. We’re excited to bring them out for our big 4th of July bash at The Hof, and this amazing big brass band funk outfit has the high energy to keep the party going well after the fireworks end.

Elby Brass is Fredericksburg’s homegrown street brass band, specializing in horn funk with trumpets, trombones, saxophones, sousaphones, and drums. Their collective instruments ignite on stage with authentic purple and gold uniforms to tie them all together. Don’t expect anything from Elby Brass but brash, raw party grooves, and definitely don’t expect to stand still!

Learn more about Elby Brass and the musicians of the night at our Facebook Event, and don’t forget to purchase your tickets here.

Caley Sturgill

Caley Sturgill

Caley Sturgill is the Director of Media at RVA Magazine. Email her at caley@rvamag.com for inquiries and RVA On Tap releases.




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