Chad Hollister rocks and rolls through town

July 21, 2020 

Saturday's drive-by concert by Spruce Peak Arts in Stowe brought Chad Hollister to Waterbury (center on flatbed) with bandmates Chris Peterman on sax and Jeff "Primo" Poremski on guitar. Bourne's Energy provided the transportation and setup. The show rolled through village neighborhoods - and the roundabout! - before stopping at Pilgrim Park for a performance. Spruce Peak Performing Arts captured it on video live on Facebook and Instagram.

Saturday's drive-by concert by Spruce Peak Arts brought Chad Hollister to Waterbury (center on flatbed) with bandmates Chris Peterman on sax (left) and Jeff "Primo" Poremski (right). Bourne's Energy provided the transportation. Photo by Gordon Miller.

Hollister and friends delight the crowd on Stowe Street. Photo by Gordon Miller.

The rolling concert attracts followers at the roundabout. Photo by Gordon Miller.

Diners on the patio at Prohibition Pig's patio enjoy the rolling concert. Photo by Gordon Miller.

Chad Hollister rocks out on Elm Street. Photo by Gordon Miller.

If you can't go to the music, the music can come to you. In the alley at Pro Pig on Saturday. Photo by Gordon Miller.

Parked at Pilgrim Park, the band plays a sunset set. The crowd spaces out sitting and standing near their cars or in small clusters. Photo by Lisa Scagliotti.

Fans watch and listen from spots near their cars and kept to family or social groups. Photo by Lisa Scagliotti.

The concert was perfect for Alyssa Emerson (left) and friends celebrating her bachelorette party in Waterbury on Saturday. Photo by Sarah Milligan.

The flatbed has lights to take the concert into evening. Photo by Lisa Scagliotti.

Hollister riffs playing his guitar like a drum in the final number. Photo by Lisa Scagliotti.

Concert finale. Photo by Lisa Scagliotti.