Colin Hay says “Burbank has a strict curfew”!

Posted on August 1st, 2009

A really cool thing happened last Sunday at the Colin Hay show. Colin Hay was ready to start his next song and he stopped and shared with the crowd that Burbank has a strict curfew and it was almost time! He said he would finish the song he started and 1 more for the crowd. Colin Hay ended the show with such spirit and good energy! Thank you!

Check out his new album being released August 18, 2009, American Sunshine! Colin Hay shared those tunes with us! Pretty cool!

A Season Sponsor-Warner Bros.

Posted on July 19th, 2009

Thank you for supporting Starlight Bowl!

Please visit www.warnerbros.com

A Season Sponsor-Burbank Water and Power

Posted on July 19th, 2009

BWP serves 45,000 households and 6,000 businesses in Burbank, California, with water and electricity.

Check out http://www.burbankwaterandpower.com to find out how you can make a difference in California’s water shortage!

The Hottest Ticket in Town

Posted on July 1st, 2009

The Starlight Bowl’s Star Spangled Salute to America has tickets available! Do not wait until the last minute, you may miss your opportunity to see the show!

Grass Seats are sold out, but check out what is still available! Starlight Bowl will NOT be selling tickets at the gate!

Lower Reserved Seating: $20/$17*

Upper Reserved Seating: $15/$13*

*Senior or disabled

Children 2 and under free

Visit www.starlightbowl.com/tickets.html

Remember you can buy your tickets ahead of time for these shows also:

Stone Soul and The Sounds of the Supremes-Sunday, July 12

Bella Donna and The Answer-Sunday, July 19

Colin Hay from “Men at Work” and Cecilia Noel & The Wild Clams-Sunday, July 26

The Fab Four-Sunday, August 2

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy-Sunday, August 9

Gin Blossoms with this will Sting-Sunday, August 16

See you there!

Can you be “discovered” at the Starlight Bowl?

Posted on June 24th, 2009

Annette Funicello, born October 22, 1942, in Utica, New York. According to the Studio, Walt spotted her in a performance of Swan Lake at the Starlight Bowl in Burbank (just for the record, her dancing teacher insists it was The Nutcracker Suite), and she was given a two week test assignment as a Mouseketeer. “Black hair, brown eyes. singer, and dancer.” Concerned that her last name might be difficult for audiences to remember, Annette considered changing her name to Annette Turner. Walt vetoed the idea, telling her that if she was talented, the name wouldn’t matter. Annette was the last of the original Mouseketeers to be hired, and would remain under contract to the Studio until 1970.

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