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The Buckinghams Return to the Belfry Theatre!

Just about an hour’s drive from Chicago, this weekend you’ll have two chances to see The Buckinghams in concert at the historic Belfry Theatre, in the gorgeous Geneva Lakes area, October 1 and 2, 2021, starting at 7pm.

The theatre is filled with comfortable seats, it’s cozy yet the perfect way to come together for an evening of amazing music. Arrive early and enjoy one of the great restaurants in Williams Bay, Wisconsin. This is the fourth time The Buckinghams will appear here, one of their favorite venues to play.

Both Friday and Saturday Shows are almost sold out but as of this morning, for Friday, a choice few tickets remain, priced from $52 to $68. On Saturday, a few premier seats are available, as well as a few of the others. They’re expected to sell out before the weekend, so don’t procrastinate. Log on to their website for ticket info here.

The Belfry Music Theatre is located at 3601 State Hwy 67, Delavan, Wisconsin. It’s a historic theatre with a rich history. Recently restored, the theatre is now home to at least four shows a week that entertain audiences of all ages and music preferences. Don’t miss your chance to enjoy an evening with The Buckinghams this weekend! For directions or more info, click here.

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  1. UnknownOctober 3, 2021 at 4:20 PM

    What an awesome show! First time at your theater. We thought it was great! Will definitely be back.

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