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The music starts. Feet are tapping, folks are singing along, maybe holding hands. There's a current (definitely energy). Something passing between the folks on stage and the audience. Everyone feels it. It’s palpable. The energy on stage grows, a couple gets up to dance, and so it goes. The Adams Family Band is on stage. It is magic. I’ve been there, dancing and singing-a-long. I couldn’t help myself. This band welcomes audience interaction. I’m not sure they could do anything to stop it. It’s contagious.
When you hear the intricate vocal harmonies that only close relatives can create, there’s no mistaking that The Adams Family Band truly IS a family. You’ll hear Jerry Adams and his son Brian on lead vocals/acoustic guitars with his sister, Cindy Adams Kropf, adding the final touch to the vocal trio. Rounding out the group is Cindy’s husband, Dale Kropf, on bass and background vocals. The strength of their instrumentals shines through beneath their vocals.
Listening to them, their beautiful harmonies stand out. You might hear “Brown Eyed Girl” by Van Morisson. I’m not sure how you could stay in your seat and not dance. Maybe Cindy will sing “Dream a Little Dream of Me”. It's such a treat to be part of the audience and surrounded by their great voices. Their set list includes 50s and 60s folk, classic rock and the Doo-Wop that they do so well. It’s one song after another that you're sure is your favorite. I’m not kidding.
Check out where they’re playing, you’ll be so glad you did. This band has a special something that you see with people who've been around together and spent good time in each other’s company. What's especially wonderful about them though is that it’s clear, you’re invited to the party.
Written by Sue Clements
When you hear the intricate vocal harmonies that only close relatives can create, there’s no mistaking that The Adams Family Band truly IS a family. You’ll hear Jerry Adams and his son Brian on lead vocals/acoustic guitars with his sister, Cindy Adams Kropf, adding the final touch to the vocal trio. Rounding out the group is Cindy’s husband, Dale Kropf, on bass and background vocals. The strength of their instrumentals shines through beneath their vocals.
Listening to them, their beautiful harmonies stand out. You might hear “Brown Eyed Girl” by Van Morisson. I’m not sure how you could stay in your seat and not dance. Maybe Cindy will sing “Dream a Little Dream of Me”. It's such a treat to be part of the audience and surrounded by their great voices. Their set list includes 50s and 60s folk, classic rock and the Doo-Wop that they do so well. It’s one song after another that you're sure is your favorite. I’m not kidding.
Check out where they’re playing, you’ll be so glad you did. This band has a special something that you see with people who've been around together and spent good time in each other’s company. What's especially wonderful about them though is that it’s clear, you’re invited to the party.
Written by Sue Clements
Testimonials |
“We so enjoyed the concert tonight and we’re listening to your CD right now! We love the energy you bring to the music and the harmonizing is too beautiful for words!” |
"This group just brings the happies on - so talented! It's always a treat!
"Wow--what a terrific evening for the MADL Thursday Night Music Club on April 25th! The music was amazing, and the Adams Family certainly knows how to connect with your audience. As I mentioned after the show, I have had many people mention about having you all back, and I can tell you that request doesn't happen after every concert. The song selections were so much fun, and the arrangements were just beautiful--what a talented bunch you all are." "You guys are amazing! Everytime I hear you, I marvel at your talents, ability to harmonize, and entertain. It's so fun watching all the smiles around you bobbing their heads and tapping their feet to your beat. Never take your talents for granted. You are truly enjoyed!" "It was absolutely wonderful! We saw part of the show last year in South Haven and specifically came back this year just to see you all! What a fun evening singing along to the oldies we remember and love!" |
"My husband and I saw you at GR Festival of the Arts and enjoyed immensely."
"What a great sound, great harmony. I'm a fan and can't wait to attend another concert."
"We attended your performance at Fallasburg Park and enjoyed it very much especially Cara Mia by Jay and the Americans. Not many can do justice to a song sung by Jay Black but you were awesome." "Saw your concert in the rain and high winds at Mill Point in Spring Lake, and fell in rapture with your music." |
"Was at the concert at The Red Barn Theater in Saugatuck...Incredible!!"
"All of you were so good tonight on the river cruise. You brought back a lot of 60's memories for my hubby and I. Great work and good humor for the crowd!!!!!"
"The Adams Family band is amazing! I am a singer/guitar player from a family of muscians and not easily impressed; you folks knocked my socks off!" |
"We had the best time tonite in Grattan! Thanks for all the memories from the best music era ever! You guys are fabulous! See you next time!"
“I was at your concert last night in Grand Haven and you are an awesome family of singers and performers. Thank you for the wonderful evening out!”
"WE HAD THE BEST TIME FRIDAY NIGHT!! Your group is so much fun!!" |
"We heard you for the first time last week at the One Trick Pony. Your music and the presentation of it was joyful, entertaining and memorable. We would like to see and hear more."