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THE CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS (CCPA) thanks the following current CCPA Associates donors who have contributed to the CCPA’s Endowment Fund. The Endowment Fund was established in 1994 under the visionary leadership of the Cerritos City Council to ensure that the CCPA would remain a welcoming, accessible, and affordable venue where patrons can experience the joy of entertainment and cultural enrichment. For more information about the Endowment Fund or to make a contribution, please contact the CCPA Administrative Offices at (562) 916-8510.

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MARQUEEEleanor and David St. Clair

ENCOREThe Gettys FamilyArt Segal In Memory Of Marilynn SegalTriangle Distributing CompanyYamaha Corporation of America

HEADLINERNancy and Nick BakerJanet GrayPegleg Entertainment, Inc.Masaye Stafford

OPENING ACTMary and Robert Buell Family TrustMarilynn and James CostantinoVirginia CzarneckiSusanne and John DeHardtWilliam GoodwinHedy Harrison-Anduha and Larry AnduhaMuysean and Peter MaddenSissy and Rich MartinezCelia and Clarence MasuoSylvia L. OsborneSeal Methods, Inc.Carol Webster and Chris Enterline

FANCheryl AlcornJoseph AldamaCarmen V. AyrosoBarbara S. BehrensJayne and Louis BellancaMary BroughKathy and Mark BrownCheryl and Kerry BryanFlorence P. BuchananJan BurnettEdison CabacunganYvonne and Dennis CattellDrs. Frances and Philip ChinnJames ClancyBetty DeGarmo

Sandra and Bruce DickinsonMr. and Mrs. Curtis R. EakinJudy and Robert FisherSharon Kei FrankEugenie GargiuloGayle Garrity In Memory of Michael GarrityFranz GerichMargarita and Robert GomezRaejean C. GoodrichBeryl and Graham GoslingTimothy GowerAlvena and Richard GrahamNorma and Gary GreeneRoger HaleJulie and Costa HaseRonald HindersDonna and Carl HindsPatricia HinesDr. Richard HochbergDonald HuckerMarianne and Bob Hughlett, Ed.D.The Hunter FamilyChuck and ShirleyJ.S. IgarashiGrace and Tom IzuharaKent-Paranal FamilyKneelandTerry L. KoepkeMichael KoherSteven KosakuraShirley KotsonisThe Kuhn FamilyBette and Ken KuriharaLinda and Harry KusudaKathy and Derrick LaiMr. and Mrs. Edward Le BlancDr. Trudy Le Clair and Mr. Ray BradleyJune and Harold LeachJudy and Jim LewisSue and Paul LilesBarbara and Jim LockwoodJoyce and Barry LovingerMr. and Mrs. George MabuniJojo Isaac MadridDr. and Mrs. Donald McMillanEllie and Jim MonroeToni and Tom MorganJean and Ardell Nease

Diana and Rick NeedhamA.J. NeimanWendy and Mike NelsonJill and Michael NishidaMargene and Chuck NortonAnn and Clarence OharaBonnie Jo PanagosMinna and Frank PattersonCarl B. PearlstonMarilyn and Jim PetersGwen and Gerry PruittMr. and Mrs. Alex J. RagoneRobin RaymondJoan and Dick RedmayneR.C. ReichelderferAnastacio and Nash RiveraJoan G. RobinsonLaura and Gary RosePam and Bruce RoseKatherine RupleyNaif SalmanMary and Jeff ScherbarthMabel and Dennis SchoonoverMr. and Mrs. John D. SchulteKathleen SidarisSteven SiefertDr. Vina SpiehlerThe Stapel FamilyWilliam R. StringerGloria and Mike SullivanL Scott Takahashi and Susan MarkeeEunice and Jesse ThompsonBarbara A TruittAmy TsubokawaAngela and Sinclair WangJulia Q. WeimanMary and Edgar WellbaumTracy and James WinklerCaron and Jeff Winston

IN MEMORIAMIn Memory of Ellen KingIn Memory of Patrick Kim Yoon

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BIOGRAPHIESJAY LENO began his comedy career while in college,

and by 1987 he was guest hosting The Tonight Show Starring

Johnny Carson. When Carson retired in 1992, Leno took the

reins, kicking off more than two decades of top-rated late-

night television. The Tonight Show With Jay Leno clinched

an Emmy for “Outstanding Comedy, Variety or Music

Series” and Leno received a People’s Choice Award, a star

on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, and an induction into the

Television Hall of Fame. The John F. Kennedy Center for

the Performing Arts recently announced that the comedian

will receive the 17th annual Mark Twain Prize for American

Humor. The prestigious award recognizes people who have

had an impact on American society and is considered the

nation’s top recognition for humor and satire.

Known as one of the hardest working entertainers in

the industry, Leno has entertained U.S. military troops in

Bosnia and Italy and appears regularly in Las Vegas.

Leno’s “everyman” style and personality have helped

the comic score millions of fans worldwide. Leno has also

done voice-overs for Nickelodeon’s The Fairly Oddparents and

the films Cars, Igor, and Ice Age: The Meltdown. His Emmy-

winning Internet series Jay Leno’s Garage has amassed a

strong international following. Leno’s 2004 children’s book

If Roast Beef Could Fly made The New York Times bestseller

list. His follow-up book, How to Be the Funniest Kid in Your

Class, was also a hit. Leno’s other books include his auto-

biography, Leading With My Chin, and Headlines, a popular

compilation of funny newspaper headlines.

An ardent supporter of the Special Olympics, Leno

also leads the annual Love Ride in California, which ben-

efits humanitarian organizations serving people with autism

and muscular dystrophy. He and his wife, Mavis, were

nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for their work on the

Gender Apartheid campaign, a joint effort with the Femi-

nist Majority to free Afghan women of Taliban tyranny.

Opening for Leno is Los Angeles-based STREET

CORNER RENAISSANCE (SCR). The ensemble’s

unique a capella Doo-Wop sound has propelled its singles

– from the most recent recording project, Life Could Be a

Dream – up the Billboard charts. By intertwining social and

cultural awareness themes into its repertoire, along with

Doo-Wop and classic Soul songs, SCR transcends categori-

zation, enthralling audiences with its smooth and creative

harmonies. The group’s debut recording, Meet Me on the

Corner, wowed critics and led to an appearance at the pres-

tigious Jazz at Drew Festival, where SCR became the first a

cappella group to perform at the annual event.

The group has opened for Chuck Berry, The Tempta-

tions, Boyz II Men, Kool & the Gang, and Deniece Williams.

SCR also appeared on the NBC hit show The Sing Off. n

presents STREET CORNER

RENAISSANCE Opening for

JAY LENO

Saturday, September 27, 2014, 8:00 PM Sunday, September 28, 2014, 3:00 PM

There will be one 20-minute intermission. The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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BIOGRAPHYFormed in 1968, English Rock group Led Zeppelin

earned international recognition with a series of successful

albums, including Led Zeppelin, Houses of the Holy, and

Physical Graffiti. The 1971 song Stairway to Heaven is widely

considered among the most popular and influential works

in Rock music. Rolling Stone called the 1995 Rock and Roll

Hall of Fame-inducted group “one of the most enduring

bands in rock history.”

In a high-energy salute to its favorite band, the

Philadelphia-based GET THE LED OUT performs Led

Zeppelin’s songs – such as Whole Lotta Love, Black Dog,

and Stairway to Heaven – “note for note, the way it was

recorded,” raves Philadelphia Magazine. The Philadelphia

Inquirer said, “Older fans could be heard bragging that they

saw Zeppelin back in the day and that Get the Led Out is

better. That might seem hard to believe until you witness

the might and versatility of the players.”

Dubbed by the media as THE AMERICAN LED

ZEPPELIN, Get The Led Out offers a strong focus on Led

Zeppelin’s early years. The band is not content to just play

an approximation of Led Zeppelin. It strives to re-create

every minute detail, even performing songs that were

seldom heard in concert. According to Get the Led Out, its

show is “not an impersonator act. It’s all about the music!

A Get the Led Out concert experience is designed for those

that want to play air guitar, air drums, air keyboards, and

sing along all night to the greatest rock music ever made!”

Get the Led Out also includes a special acoustic set with

Led Zeppelin favorites such as Tangerine and the Battle of

Evermore being performed in their original instrumentation.

Get the Led Out consists of lead vocalist-harmonica

player Paul Sinclair, guitarist and mandolin player Paul

Hammond, guitarist-singer Jimmy Marchiano, bass guitarist-

vocalist Billy Childs, drummer-percussionist Adam Ferraioli,

keyboardist-guitarist-percussionist Andrew Lipke, and

songstress Diana DeSantis. n

presents

GET THE LED OUT THE AMERICAN LED ZEPPELIN

Friday, October 3, 2014, 8:00 PM

There will be one 20-minute intermission. The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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BIOGRAPHYIn this Cerritos appearance, SHA NA NA SINGS

THE SONGS FROM THE HIT MOVIE GREASE,

the group performs tunes such as Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Here to

Stay, Those Magic Changes, Hound Dog, Born to Hand Jive,

Hopelessly Devoted, Greased Lightning, and Blue Moon. Sha

Na Na appeared in the popular film as the high school

band Johnny Casino and the Gamblers. The iconic ballad

Sandy, sung by John Travolta in the movie, was co-written

by Sha Na Na’s piano man, Screamin’ Scott Simon. The

Grease soundtrack was a major hit, garnering a Grammy

nomination and Platinum certification eight times.

Composed of undergraduate members of a glee club

ensemble at New York’s Columbia University, Sha Na

Na began performing in 1969 and was “the only doo-wop

reincarnation on the rock ’n’ roll-dominated scene,” hailed

The New York Times. Known for its a cappella versions of ’50s

Rock songs, Sha Na Na scored national fame after playing

at the Woodstock Festival, where the group preceded master

musician Jimi Hendrix. The brief appearance cemented

the band’s reputation and style in American music history,

leading to a record deal and paving the road for 18 albums

grossing worldwide sales of more than 20 million copies.

From 1977 to 1982, the group enjoyed its own hit

syndicated television show, Sha Na Na, which featured

special guests such as James Brown, the legendary Punk

Rock band the Ramones, and musicians Chuck Berry, Little

Richard, Bo Diddley, The Ronettes, and Chubby Checker.

The highly popular program featured Sha Na Na’s music

and comedy skits that paired the band with special guests.

Over the course of its career, Sha Na Na has amassed

a large international following with appearances in Africa,

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SHA NA NA SINGS THE SONGS FROM THE HIT MOVIE GREASE

Saturday, October 4, 2014, 8:00 PM

There will be one 20-minute intermission. The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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BIOGRAPHIESWith her Grammy-winning international hit It Must

Be Him, Mexican-American singer VIKKI CARR is one

of the most celebrated voices in the United States, Latin

America, and Europe. The three-time Grammy and Latin

Grammy winner’s works include the Grammy-winning

Spanish-language album Cosas del Amor and the hits The

Lesson, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, For Once in My Life,

and the Grammy-nominated Pen in Hand.

Carr has appeared in South Pacific, The Unsinkable

Molly Brown, and I’m Getting My Act Together and Taking

It on the Road. She was featured in Steven Sondheim’s

musical Follies, earning glowing reviews from Variety, which

cited her “star quality.” Carr’s television work consists of

appearances on various variety shows, Mod Squad, and

Fantasy Island. She was the first woman to guest-host for

Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show.

Carr has performed for five American presidents, the

queen of England, and active troops around the world. She

was inducted into the Latino Legends Hall of Fame in 2000

and earned her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1981.

Blending Afro Cuban rhythms with Jazz, Latin Jazz,

Pop, and R&B influences, master percussionist LOUIE

CRUZ BELTRAN has crafted a uniquely successful blend

of music flavored with Salsa and the Great American

Songbook. Citing his “fiery percussion skills,” O.C. Weekly

declares, “Louie Cruz Beltran and his band are stunners …

mixing Afro-Cuban rhythms and R&B influences that will

move and dazzle you.”

The Los Angeles Times praises Beltran’s “superheated

Latin rhythms and free-flying Jazz” sounds in his songs,

which encompass his experiences growing up in Los Angeles

as the grandchild of migrant farm workers. n

presents

VIKKI CARR

With Opening Guest

LOUIE CRUZ BELTRAN

Saturday, October 11, 2014, 8:00 PM There will be one 20-minute intermission.

The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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BIOGRAPHIESFive-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter

and 2012 Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee

MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER embarks on a unique

series of intimate acoustic performances. The tour marks

Carpenter’s return to singing both timeless hits and deep

cuts from her expansive and beloved 13-album catalog after

performing with orchestras in early 2014.

Carpenter has spent the past year performing

alongside world-renowned orchestras since the release of her

debut orchestral album, Songs From the Movie, which was

conducted and arranged by six-time Grammy winner Vince

Mendoza. Carpenter’s world debut orchestral concert took

place on January 24, 2014 at the Glasgow Royal Concert

Hall alongside the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.

In March, she performed two milestone concerts at New

York’s Lincoln Center with the New York Philharmonic,

conducted by Mendoza, and was joined by special guests

Joan Baez, Shawn Colvin, Jerry Douglas, Tift Merritt, and

Aoife O’Donovan.

Over the course of her career, Carpenter has sold more

than 13 million records. With hits like Passionate Kisses and

He Thinks He’ll Keep Her, she has won five Grammys (with

15 nominations), two Country Music Association awards,

and two Academy of Country Music awards for her vocals.

Special guest TIFT MERRITT will also perform.

The Alt-Country chanteuse is “a thoughtful, soulful singer-

songwriter in the country-rock mode,” raves The New

Yorker. The North Carolina-bred singer-songwriter “seems

incapable of writing a formulaic or unfelt song,” heralds the

Washington Post.

Merritt’s critically acclaimed 2002 debut, Bramble

Rose, made the Top 10 lists for Time magazine and The

New Yorker. It was followed by Tambourine, which earned a

Grammy nomination for “Best Country Album.” Merritt’s

other albums include Another Country, Traveling Alone, and

the live records Home Is Loud and Buckingham Solo. n

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MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER With Special Guest

TIFT MERRITT

Sunday, October 12, 2014, 7:00 PM There will be one 20-minute intermission.

The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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BIOGRAPHYCalled a “superstar Brazilian keyboardist and

bandleader and longtime ambassador of Bossa Nova” by the

Boston Globe, Grammy winner SERGIO MENDES shot

into mainstream prominence with the Oscar-nominated

tune The Look of Love, his version of Scarborough Fair, and

the all-time favorite love ballad Never Gonna Let You Go.

The Brazilian powerhouse studied music at the local

conservatory as a boy, hoping to become a Classical pianist.

He got caught up in the 1950s Bossa Nova craze that swept

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, eventually emerging as one of the

genre’s pioneers. By the 1960s, Mendes and his band Brasil

’66 had mesmerized Americans with their own twist on

Samba-based rhythms.

L.A. Weekly praised Mendes’s tunes Mas Que Nada

and The Look of Love, describing them as “classic calling

cards” spiced up with an exotic and edgy energy. The

exciting recipe allowed Mendes and the band to merge

old customs with a new beat – “the best of both worlds,”

declared the magazine. The Pop-inflected formula sparked

worldwide exhilaration and acclaim. The New York Post

hailed: “With his musical curiosity and willingness to try

new things from Bossa Nova to Hip-Hop,” Mendes “has

been able to reach a younger generation with his music” and

“stays true to his musical formula.”

Mendes’s ability to transcend continental boundaries

and age groups has boosted his status in the universal music

market, making him arguably one of the biggest and best-

selling Brazilian performers in the world. His international

appeal generates sold-out tours in venues as varied as

stadium arenas to the White House, where he performed for

Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon. “Mendes

can always be counted on to deliver an engaging set,” said

the Los Angeles Times.

The pianist’s list of accomplishments is long and his

honors are varied. Mendes garnered a “Best World Music

Album” Grammy for Brasileiro, a showcase of Brazil’s Folk

and urban tunes that All Music Guide called “a genuine,

back-to-Brazil tour de force.” His Timeless album, Mendes’s

first collaboration with The Black Eyed Peas’ Will.i.am,

featured traditional Jazz standards that were re-invigorated

as Hip-Hop and neo-Soul songs. Rolling Stone praised

its “beautiful, boundary-breaking music.” Mendes won

a Latin Grammy for his album Bom Tempo and a “Best

Original Song” Oscar nomination for Real in Rio from

the animated hit movie Rio. His latest album, Magic,

features collaborations with John Legend, will.i.am, Soul-

R&B singer Janelle Monae, and Brazilian talents Milton

Nascimento and Carlinhos Brown. n

presents

SERGIO MENDES

Friday, October 24, 2014, 8:00 PM There will be one 20-minute intermission.

The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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BIOGRAPHYPETER CETERA brought the iconic Soft Rock group

Chicago to the top of music charts with the Grammy-winning

song If You Leave Me Now and Stay the Night before launching

a successful solo career. People magazine noted, “His high,

distinctive voice … helped define Chicago’s sound.”

The longtime front man for Chicago, Cetera

contributed to the band’s biggest songs, including You’re

the Inspiration; Hard to Say I’m Sorry; Hard Habit to Break;

and Baby, What a Big Surprise. After 18 years with the

group, Cetera left Chicago and embarked on a solo career

with the ballad Glory of Love, the theme song for the

blockbuster movie The Karate Kid II. The tune earned him

Oscar, Golden Globe, and Grammy nominations. It was

singled out by BMI Film & TV and the American Society

of Composers, Authors and Publishers for being the most

performed song from motion pictures.

Cetera’s chart-busting momentum continued with

the Grammy-nominated The Next Time I Fall, a No. One

duet with Gospel crooner Amy Grant. After All, a Top 10

corroboration with Cher, was featured on the soundtrack of

the movie Chances Are. Other films featuring Cetera’s songs

include Three Men and a Baby, Princess From the Moon, and

Pretty Woman.

Cetera’s many other hits include Even a Fool Can See;

One Good Woman; the No. One song Restless Heart; and

Feels Like Heaven, a duet with Chaka Khan. n

presents

PETER CETERA

Saturday, October 25, 2014, 8:00 PM This performance will not include an intermission.

The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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Ariat Presents

JOSH TURNER– ROUGHSTOCK AND RAMBLER TOUR

With Opening Guest

THE BRODIE STEWART BAND

Friday, October 31, 2014, 8:00 PM

This performance will not include an intermission. The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

BIOGRAPHIESCountry star JOSH TURNER became one of

the youngest members of the Grand Ole Opry in 2007,

charming fans with Long Black Train, the Grammy-

nominated Would You Go With Me, and the No. One singles

Your Man, Why Don’t We Just Dance, and All Over Me.

Boasting numerous Grammy nods and award

nominations from the Country Music Association and the

Academy of Country Music, the double-Platinum-selling

singer has sold more than 5 million albums. Josh Turner is

“one of the new millennium’s brightest country successes,”

hails the Los Angeles Times.

Turner’s Punching Bag, featuring the hit single Time

Is Love, catapulted to the Billboard Country Albums Chart.

The Associated Press declared, “With Punching Bag, Turner

once again proves he ranks among the most effective – and

most hard-core country – performers of his generation.”

Opening the concert is the BRODIE STEWART

BAND, known in the Country music circuit for its high-

octane performances. “These guys mix it up with a slightly

harder rock edge, but they haven’t forgotten the topics of

country music,” says Sacramento’s News and Review.

Stewart’s Southern Rock roots and catchy music

have paved the way for numerous collaborations with the

industry’s biggest names, including Enrique Iglesias, Jason

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BIOGRAPHYIt’s rare for a young musician to earn comparisons to

the likes of Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis. It’s even harder

to find an artist who has entirely redefined an instrument

by his early 30s. But when a jaw-dropping YouTube clip of

JAKE SHIMABUKURO’S performance of While My Gui-

tar Gently Weeps went viral, the ukulele sensation’s career

skyrocketed, leading to collaborations with Bette Midler,

Yo-Yo Ma, Ziggy Marley, and Chris Botti.

The New York Times noted the ukulele sensation for

his “buoyant musicianship” and “brisk proficiency,” and Roll-

ing Stone called him a musical “hero.” Shimabukuro’s album

Peace Love Ukulele, an acclaimed showcase of Jazz, Rock,

Classical, Folk, and traditional Hawaiian music, topped the

Billboard World Album Chart. On his new album, Grand

Ukulele, Shimabukuro collaborated with legendary producer/

engineer Alan Parsons, best known for his work on Pink

Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon and The Beatles’ Abbey Road.

Since age 4, Shimabukuro has been playing the uku-

lele and in his hands, the instrument becomes a bold musi-

cal force. The New York Times hailed, “The innovation in

his style stems from an embrace of restrictions: The ukulele

has only four strings and a limited range. He compensates

with an adaptable combination of rhythmic strumming,

classical-style finger-picking and fret board tapping.” Rolling

Stone concurred, saying, “One of the hottest axmen of the

past few years doesn’t actually play guitar.”

The musician has performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!,

The Late Show With Conan O’Brien, The Today Show, and

Last Call With Carson Daly. He had a cameo in the Adam

Sandler hit movie Just Go With It. n

presents

JAKE SHIMABUKURO

Saturday, November 1, 2014, 8:00 PM This performance will not include an intermission.

The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

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presents

THE NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS STILL UNDER THE DIRECTION

OF RANDY SPARKS WITH SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION

BARRY MCGUIRE

Sunday, November 2, 2014, 3:00 PM

There will be one 20-minute intermission. The taking of photographs or use of recording devices is strictly prohibited.

BIOGRAPHIESTHE NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS redefined

the Pop and Folk genres with hits such as Denver, Today,

Saturday Night, and the Oscar-winning song Chim Chim

Cher-ee from the movie Mary Poppins.

Still under the direction of Randy Sparks, the

Grammy-winning group has been hailed for its rich and

robust vocal blend. The group’s debut album Presenting The

New Christy Minstrels: Exciting New Folk Chorus, which

featured an upbeat version of This Land Is Your Land, was

a mainstay on the Billboard music charts for two years and

won a “Best Performance by a Chorus” Grammy. The honor

paved the way for the ensemble’s regular appearances on

The Andy Williams Show, further gaining the group fans and

exposure. The group’s Merry Christmas and Today albums

soared to the Top 10.

The New Christy Minstrels’ In Person and Ramblin’

albums boosted the band’s standing in the music industry.

All Music Guide called Ramblin’ the group’s “artistic high-

water mark. Their arrangements were never more stirring

and their singing never lustier.” The album featured the

hit Green, Green, which remains one of the most popular

original songs to come out of the early 1960s Folk music

boom. The tune was sung by special guest and Gospel-Folk

musician BARRY MCGUIRE, an original member of The

New Christy Minstrel’s performing lineup. McGuire co-

wrote the song with Sparks.

McGuire is best known for the No. One Folk-Rock hit

Eve of Destruction, which the Los Angeles Times called “the

granddaddy of ’60s protest songs.” The Gold-certified single

turned the singer-songwriter into a cultural icon. McGuire

later became a pioneer of contemporary Christian music.

This Cerritos appearance is McGuire’s second-to-final

performance before he enters retirement. He says, “I got my

start with The NCM, and I’m honored to be going out the

same way.” n

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Cerritos offers an outstanding selection of places to shop and dine. Enjoy dinner before

or after the show at one of these popular restaurants which are conveniently located

in the Cerritos Towne Center.

www.shopcerritos.com

For information about Cerritos retail centers and restaurants, visit

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PARKING is always free in the spacious lots adjacent to the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts.

FULL-SERVICE BARS are located in the Grand Lobby on the Orchestra level and on the Gold Circle level. Refreshments are not allowed in the Auditorium.

SMOKING: The Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts is a non-smoking, e-cigarette/personal vaporizer-free, and tobacco-free facility.

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RESTROOMS are located behind the Grand Staircase on the Orchestra level and at the Grand Staircase Landing on the Gold Circle level.

THE COAT ROOM is located behind the Grand Staircase.

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DOCTORS AND PARENTS should leave their seating locations with exchanges or sitters and have them call (562) 916-8508 in case of an emergency.

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LOST ARTICLES can be claimed by calling (562) 916-8510.

ELEVATORS are located near the Grand Staircase and access each level of the Lobby.

PAY PHONES are located on the Orchestra level behind the Grand Staircase and near the restrooms on the Gold Circle level.

PHONIC EAR LIGHTWEIGHT WIRELESS HEADSETS for the hearing impaired are available in the Coat Room at no cost. To obtain a headset, a driver’s license or major credit card is required and is returned upon receipt of the equipment.

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LATE SEATING is determined by the performers and will generally occur during a suitable break in the performance.

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