Sugar Ray closes out free summer concert series at Eisenhower Park
Fans flocked to see the popular 1990s band perform their favorite songs like "Fly" and "Every Morning," among others.
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8h agoOne of the 1990s most popular bands took the stage Sunday night for a free concert at Eisenhower Park.
Fans flocked to see Sugar Ray perform their popular songs like "Fly" and "Every Morning," among other favorites.
The show closed out Nassau County's free concert series for the summer.
"A lot of people can't afford $200 to see one of these great acts. So I'm glad we can provide that for Nassau County," said Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.
The free summer concert series broke a new record for Nassau. One performance drew more than 40,000 people -- the largest attendance to date.
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