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    Camp Verde Community Library Kicks Off Summer Reading Program with a Performance by The Jerome Ukulele Orchestra

    May 14, 20183 Comments
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    logo_campverdecommunitylibraryBy Zack Garcia
    Library Specialist – Teens

    Camp Verde AZ (May 14, 2018) – Join us at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, June 6 in the Camp Verde Community Library Fireside Room for a special musical performance by The Jerome Ukulele Orchestra.

    Founded by Tommy “Rocks” Anderson, a multi-instrumentalist and owner of the music shop Tommy Rocks in Jerome, AZ, in January 2015 with the simple concept of bringing people together through playing music.  Since the ukulele is an easy instrument to play, Tommy had them playing and singing on the first night. Within a matter of months, Tommy had the group join him on stage, and since then, the JUO has performed in clubs, parades, festivals, and been featured in the newspapers and tv shows, and were asked to audition for America’s Got Talent in December 2015.

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    In addition, Anderson has donated two Bugs Gear ukuleles to the Jerome Public Library, located in the Town Hall building in Jerome.   The ukuleles are available to be checked out by patrons in any library in the Yavapai Library Network on a renewable two-week basis.

    The Jerome Ukulele Orchestra meets the 1st & 3rd Thursday’s from 5:30-8:00 at The Bordello restaurant on Main Street in Jerome

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    3 Comments

    1. Arianha Bialon on May 21, 2018 9:21 am

      I would like to have the phone number to contact the Jerome Ukelele Orchestra to perform at our Church this summer for one of our dinner concerts.
      If you could have someone from the Orchestra contact me at:
      Arianha Bialon
      928-203-0564
      arianha88@outlook.com

      Many thanks,
      Arianha Bialon

    2. Arianha Bialon on May 21, 2018 9:23 am

      Thank you for printing the information for Jerome’s Ukelele Orchestra.
      I have wanted to get in touch with them for quite a while.
      Please have someone form the Orchestra contact me at:

      Arianha Bialon
      928-203-0564
      arianha88@outlook.com

      Many thanks,
      Arianha Bialon

    3. Carson Ralston on May 22, 2018 3:30 pm

      Tommy Anderson, aka “Tommy Rocks” is the founder of the Jerome Ukulele Orchestra and can be contacted at 928-963-0409 or at tommy@tommyrocks.com.

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