THE SHOW MUST GO ON. SENATOR JEFF KLEIN PRESENTS: TONY ORLANDO

Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, (D-Bronx/Westchester), announced that singer Tony Orlando's free summer concert will still be going on as planned.

Klein said the concert, which is part of his Summertime Symphonies series, was especially important in the aftermath of Irene.

“This was a scary and stressful weekend for many in the greater Bronx and Westchester area,” Senator Klein said. “I'm proud to have Tony Orlando come to our community and I am looking forward to this free, family friendly, and lighthearted concert.”

WHEN: 7 p.m. Tuesday, August 30, 2011

WHERE: Loreto Park (between Haight & Tomlinson Aves.)

                 Morris Park, Bronx, NY.

                 (Rain Location: P.S. 105 725 Brady Ave., Bronx)

The Bronx Council of the Arts and Arts Westchester are also co-sponsoring these Summertime Symphonies.

Tony Orlando, the winner of three American Music Awards and a People's Choice Award, is best known for his hits, “Knock Three Times,” “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree” and “Sweet Gypsy Rose.”