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Six Hours of Continuous Music Rocks 40th Birthday Bash

The client, who had recently attended a rock 'n' roll guitar camp, wanted this to be the best party ever, and reserved his entire club for the event. As a result of a site visit and extensive consultation with the client, POTM was able to plan and provide a variety of entertainment for the entire evening. Starting with the jazz trio and moving on to the band and DJ, POTM provided six hours of continuous entertainment. It became a family affair. Not only did the birthday boy get up and do some heavy shredding with the band, but his dad, who produces and performs in a show in Branson, MO, got to tickle the ivorys to Ray Charles' "What I Say."