The Unauthorized Rolling Stones featuring Rudy Colombini has brought the excitement, energy and all the hits of a live Rolling Stones concert to stages across the country, since their beginning in 2001. Columbini has seen the Rolling Stones live 20 times and his staggering, Jaggeresque showmanship is hands down the best salute to Mick. He is also the co-founder and visionary behind the San Francisco Music Hall of Fame.
The Refugees have been entertaining Bay Area crowds since 2007, bringing the music of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers to local stages with a stunning level of realism. Voted the top tribute band in the S.F. Bay Area in 2009, their extensive song catalog includes all of Tom Petty's hits.
Tasty food and drinks are available to purchase, to make this a special and enjoyable evening. The beautiful outdoor setting on the historic Maple Lawn adds to the unique experience - dancing is encouraged! Tables and chairs are available. Event begins at 4:00pm and music starts at 5:30. Tickets available for purchase on the San Rafael Elks website
No outside food or drink allowed on the premises, and no animals (except seeing eye dogs). No cannabis or other drug use allowed on Elk property. Parking available in nearby public lots and downtown San Rafael.
Upcoming Concert Dates:
Saturday June 11, 2022: Carnaval! (Santana Tribute Band)
Saturday July 23, 2022: Big Brother and the Holding Company
Saturday August 27, 2022: Camp Jeff All-Star Band
Saturday September 17, 2022: Boys of Summer (Eagles Tribute Band)
* Proceeds go to local charities supported by Elks: Children, College Scholarships, Veterans, Seniors & more.
* $10 Discount for San Rafael Chamber Members - use "music22" code when purchasing tickets
Corporate Sponsors: First Federal Savings & Loan of San Rafael, California Sofa, Shades of Marin, First Light Home Care, Gorton Wealth Management and Sean Minor Wines
Event Description:The Unauthorized Rolling Stones featuring Rudy Colombini has brought the excitement, energy and all the hits of a live Rolling Stones concert to stages across the country, since their beginning in 2001. Columbini has seen the Rolling Stones live 20 times and his staggering, Jaggeresque showmanship is hands down the best salute to Mick. He is also the co-founder and visionary behind the San Francisco Music Hall of Fame.
