ESPC Presents: Vicki Peterson & John Cowsill

ESPC is excited to showcase internationally touring artists Vicki Peterson & John Cowsill! ✨

Vicki Peterson, famed for her work with The Bangles (known for the #1 hit “Walk Like An Egyptian” and the iconic “Eternal Flame”), teams up with John Cowsill, renowned drummer/vocalist for The Beach Boys and original member of the Cowsills. Together, they celebrate their debut Americana album featuring songs penned by John’s late brothers, Barry and Bill Cowsill, titled Long After The Fire.

Expect a blend of new material alongside unforgettable classics from both The Bangles and The Cowsills, enriched with stories behind the songs throughout the evening.

👉 Learn more about Vicki & John

More About the Artists:
Vicki is a founding member of the 1980s group The Bangles, one of that decade's most successful bands, with over 6 million gold and platinum albums sold. Their music has featured in popular media like Austin Powers and Stranger Things, reaching over 6 million monthly listeners on streaming platforms and more than half a billion YouTube views as of 2024.

Vicki has collaborated with notable artists including Tom Petty and Hootie & The Blowfish, and she has toured with The Go-Go’s.

John began performing at a young age with the Cowsills, who achieved global fame in the late 1960s with hits like “Hair” and “The Rain, The Park, & Other Things.” He later toured with Jan and Dean and spent over two decades as a key member of The Beach Boys. John has performed live and recorded with icons like Bob Dylan and Maroon 5.

Admission Details:
The ESPC Summer concerts are free and open to the public! 🎉 While there is no ticket price, we kindly ask for cash donations during the break between sets. Venmo, CashApp, and PayPal are also accepted. Every contribution supports these live events organized by an all-volunteer team! 🙏

Note: Weather permitting, food vendors will be available on-site, or feel free to bring your own refreshments. Don’t forget your lawn chair! In the event of poor weather, the concert will be relocated indoors to the clubhouse.