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Jaycees’ Last Fling adds Cinderella’s Tom Keifer to lineup on Sept. 2

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Above / Cinderella’s Tom Keifer is set to perform immediately prior to Bret Michaels on Main Stage at Naperville Jaycees Last Fling 2017 on Sat., Sept. 2. (PN File Photo)

The Naperville Jaycees proudly add Tom Keifer, lead singer of Cinderella, to the Naperville Last Fling Main Stage lineup on Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017.  Keifer will be opening for multi-platinum artist Bret Michaels for a great evening of rock-n-roll.

Tickets are now available for purchase online at www.LastFling.org.

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Best known as the singer-songwriter/front man of the Philadelphia based blues-rock band Cinderella, Keifer is enjoying continued success and touring in support of his solo debut, The Way Life Goes.

Though he possesses all the fire and brimstone of Rock’s greatest front men, you would be hard pressed to find the versatility and dimension that Keifer brings to the stage.

Whether delivering heart wrenching ballads, such as Don’t Know What You Got ‘til It’s Gone, channeling the soul of the bluesmen of the past with his slide guitar and lap steel, or blowing sax on rockers like “Shelter Me”, Keifer is clearly one of the most unique singers and accomplished musicians in Rock and Roll. Combine that with his new band, Tony Higbee (Guitar/vocals), Billy Mercer (Bass/vocals), Kory Myers (Keyboards/Vocals), Jarred Pope, (Drums), Savannah Keifer (Vocals/percussion/Piano) and Kendra Chantelle (Vocals/percussion), and there is only one possible outcome – a high energy rock show combining all the classic hits of Cinderella with new favorites from The Way Life Goes that will only leave you wanting more.

“A gritty, bluesy, (rocker) with enough genuine swagger to draw comparisons to Mick Jagger.”

—Rolling Stone Magazine

The Jaycees Last Fling 2017 runs Fri., Sept. 1 through Mon., Sept. 3. The four-day family festival presented along Jackson Ave. and the Riverwalk, Rotary Hill and at Naper Settlement is the Naperville Jaycees biggest fundraiser.

Naperville Jaycees since 1954

The Naperville Jaycees is a nonprofit service organization with more than 100 young people dedicated to providing Naperville area residents with the opportunity to better themselves and to grow personally and professionally while giving through community service and fundraising efforts. Annual events include Holiday Food Giving, Easter Egg Hunt and countless other worthwhile projects that positively impact the community.

By day and evening, the Midway along Jackson Avenue is a big attraction during the annual 4-day Last Fling.

The group also organizes and staffs the Last Fling in close cooperation with the City of Naperville, the Naperville Park District, numerous Naperville community organizations and hundreds of volunteers. Proceeds from the Last Fling are given to other nonprofit organizations in the community and throughout Du Page County.

Over the past two decades, the Naperville Jaycees have raised and donated more than $2 million to various organizations in the surrounding communities. Through recent partnership with the Naperville Chamber of Commerce Young Professional Network, dues for both organizations are now available at a Dual Membership Rate. Monthly Naperville Jaycee meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at Judd Kendall VFW located at 908 West Jackson Avenue in Naperville.

For more information, visit www.lastfling.org.

Story submitted by Keith Giaquinto , PR Chair, Last Fling 2017.

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