Billboard & Montauk Yacht Club Announce the Return of Marina Music Series Featuring NEIL FRANCES & Paco Versailles
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In collaboration with Billboard, Montauk Yacht Club has announced the return of its Marina Music Series, kicking things off with NEIL FRANCES on June 21 and continuing with Paco Versailles on July 5, with more talent announcements yet to come.
The Marina Music Series will bring a string of live performances to the East End all summer, following a 2024 season that featured sets from Anderson .Paak, St. Lucia and more.
Los Angeles indie electronic duo NEIL FRANCES are coming to Ocean Club Montauk at 10:30 p.m. ET on June 21, while Paco Versailles — the duo of guitarist/composer Vahagni and songwriter/producer Ryan Merchant (Capital Cities) — will bring their flamenco-disco fusion to Sunset Pier for a golden-hour set at 5 p.m. ET on July 5.
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If you’ll be in Montauk, you can reserve a spot for NEIL FRANCES here and for Paco Versailles here, or reach out about VIP table reservations for larger groups. You can also keep tabs on future summer events at MontaukYachtClub.com/happenings. (Table reservations, hotel guests and marina members have priority access and guaranteed entry; GA guest list is based on capacity and not guaranteed entry.)
At the concerts, guests can enjoy specialty mocktails, cocktails and sparkling energy drinks powered by Bloom Nutrition.
Built in 1928, Montauk Yacht Club is the largest luxury hotel and marina in the Hamptons, spanning 16 acres, with 106 hotel rooms and more than 230 boat slips on the historic Star Island.
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