Neil Berg's The 70s: Long Live Rock 'N' Roll

Relive what many critics consider the greatest decade of rock and roll — the ’70s! From the rise of iconic classic rock bands to the birth of new wave, this high-energy concert celebrates the songs and stories of Elton John, Billy Joel, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Queen, Bruce Springsteen, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Chicago, Styx, David Bowie, and unforgettable one-hit wonders. Under producer and arranger Neil Berg, enjoy two thrilling hours of nonstop ’70s hits. Long live rock! Group Discounts at Van Wezel! Bring 10 or more and enjoy exclusive savings! Perfect for: Churches, Corporate Outings, Families, Fundraising Organizations, Social Groups, Schools & Scouts, Girls' Night Out, Meet-ups & More! Contact Pam Foster, Group Sales Coordinator Reserve Your Seats: A 10% deposit is required to hold group seating. The balance is due 45 days before the performance. The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall is the first theater in Sarasota to install the revolutionary Hearing Loop System for those who suffer from hearing loss, thanks to financial support from Sertoma Sarasota. The hearing loop is the only system that transmits performers' voices from a microphone directly into a hearing aids or cochlear implants equipped with telecoils, allowing wearers to use hearing aids as wireless loudspeakers. This system complements the existing Sennheiser Infrared Listening System. Wireless headsets can be used at any seat in the auditorium and are available in both the Main and Bayside Lobbies. Sign language interpreters are available upon request through the box office. Patrons in wheelchairs may enter through automatic doors in both Main and Bayside lobbies on ground level (no stairs). Accessible parking is available on the circle in front of the building and in the main parking lot. Cars must have necessary identification to qualify for these special arrangements. Patrons with mobility issues can be accommodated in restrooms off both lobbies. There is a wheelchair on the premises for emergency use, thanks to the generosity of Easter Seals.