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Raise Your Hands
The Hebron Harvest Fair presents Raise Your Hands on Saturday, September 6th at 7:00pm on the Main Stage.
The premier tribute to the music & spirit of BON JOVI.
Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2018, BON JOVI has seen a million faces and rocked them all. Selling over 120 million records worldwide, they're one of the best-selling American rock bands. Their mainstream success has produced hits throughout the 80’s, 90’s, 2000’s and today. BON JOVI has transcended generations with songs that have captivated the hearts and imagination of music fans everywhere.
RAISE YOUR HANDS is the premier tribute to the music & spirit of BON JOVI. RYH formed in 2018, the same year BON JOVI was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Covering both the hits and deep catalog tracks, this 5-piece professional band has quickly become one of the Northeast's top tribute acts.
Entertaining crowds from Mohegan Sun & MGM Casino to theaters, venues and town greens, the RYH live experience is polished and engaging. Consisting of seasoned musicians from the New England music scene, everything heard is performed live without any pre-recorded backing tracks.
In the tradition of one of the greatest American rock bands of all time...RAISE YOUR HANDS rocks all the BON JOVI songs you know and love!
North County Band
The Hebron Harvest Fair presents The North County Band on Thursday, September 4th at 7:30pm on the Main Stage.
The North County Band is the creative culmination of Chicago-born singer-songwriter Scott Smith and Texas fiddle sensation, Cat Lines. Together they summoned some of Connecticut's most seasoned and versatile musicians to compliment their songwriting craft & musical prowess and to deliver a unique signature sound. Their debut EP, "Connecticut", is widely regarded as a grass-roots collaborative effort with songs about the Nutmeg State, isolation, challenges of the modern era, and family. This initial recording release propelled the band into a nine-state, 115-date tour, as well as nominations for New England's "Country Act of the Year" and "Rising Stars of Connecticut" by the New England Music Awards. Wasting no time, the North County Band has now partnered with renowned music producer David Morgan of the Music Shed Studios, to get to work on their sophomore release and fan-funded "Lay it on the Line" LP which is currently in development and widely anticipated.
BLUSHING BRIDES
The Hebron Harvest Fair presents the BLUSHING BRIDES on Friday, September 5th at 8:00 pm on the Main Stage.
Since 1979 one band has captured and exceeded the experience of a Rolling Stones concert.
It becomes abundantly clear, early in the performance, that the BLUSHING BRIDES are something exceedingly special and excessively unique in an industry of rampant mediocrity, permeated with bands aspiring to harness the excitement only the Rolling Stones could previously deliver.
The potency of the Brides combined stage presence, persona, and musical interpretations transform each performance into a memorable concert spectacle. Although the comparisons are undeniable, the seemingly prototyped BLUSHING BRIDES have distinguished themselves from the original (Stones), with a very distinctive sound and delivery.
All cover versions clearly have the Brides improvisational signature stamped on them, and are performed at an energy level that is immeasurable.
The spontaneity and passion of the music allows the audience to participate and in effect create the entire event.
The Original Tribute to the Rolling Stones…
John Waite
The Hebron Harvest Fair presents John Waite on Sunday, September 7th at 3:30 pm on the Main Stage.
John Waite has been creating some of the most memorable rock and pop music for over four decades. Rising to fame as the lead singer and bassist for The Babys in the late 1970s, Waite’s powerful voice carried hits like “Isn’t It Time” and “Every Time I Think of You” to the top of the charts. After the group disbanded, he launched a highly successful solo career, scoring a No. 1 hit with “Missing You” in 1984, followed by a string of charting singles. Waite also fronted the supergroup Bad English, whose ballad “When I See You Smile” became another chart-topping classic. Throughout his career, he has consistently delivered passionate live performances and genre-spanning music, blending rock, pop, blues, and country influences.
In recent years, Waite has continued to evolve as an artist, releasing acoustic projects like The Wooden Heart Anthology alongside electrified rock albums, collaborating with artists like Alison Krauss, and maintaining an active touring schedule. His music remains deeply personal, often inspired by raw emotion and life experiences, and his performances showcase both his enduring vocal power and his connection to the audience. With a career that bridges multiple eras of rock and roll, John Waite’s legacy is defined by timeless songwriting, magnetic stage presence, and a dedication to the craft that keeps him at the forefront of live music today.