Get the inside scoop on the Music of Michael Jackson!

Click here to go behind-the-scenes of this weekend's Quad City Bank & Trust Riverfront Pops concert featuring the Music of Michael Jackson. This year's concert will be led by conductor Brent Havens and feature the music of Michael Jackson performed by the Quad City Symphony Orchestra and vocalist James Delisco, winner of E! Network's "The Entertainer." You'll moonwalk through this tribute to the King of Pop, ranging from his days with the Jackson 5 through his mega hits of the 80s and beyond. It's going to be a "Thriller!"

 

General admission tickets for the show are $20 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. You can get your tickets today at any Quad City Bank & Trust, Whitey's Ice Cream, or by clicking here.

 

Limited reserved seating is available in the first several rows of the permanent seating at the front of the park. Reserved seats in this area are $45 per person, with children's tickets available for just $15. No need to bring a lawn chair or arrive early to reserve your space on the lawn - just come and enjoy the show! Reserved seats can be purchased at the QCSO Box Office or online by clicking here. There will be general admission seating available in this section for those unable to carry lawn chairs.


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