ABC AUDIO’S LABOR DAY LIVE – FROM SPEAKEASY!

WITH THE RETURN OF LIVE MUSIC TO OUR STAGES THIS PAST SUMMER WE’LL RAISE A GLASS TO THE IN-CONCERT EXPERIENCE WITH ABC AUDIO’S LABOR DAY LIVE! FROM SPEAKEASY!

Catch the Show Saturday at 2 PM or Monday at 4 PM.

HOSTED BY ABC AUDIO’S MATT WOLFE, WE’LL WRAP UP THE SUMMER IN TRUE LIVE FASHION FEATURING SOME OF THE GREATEST IN-CONCERT PERFORMANCES EVER RECORDED FROM THE LIKES OF LED ZEPPELIN, BILLY JOEL, HEART, ZZ TOP, U2 AND MORE!

YOU’LL ALSO HEAR FROM THE ARTISTS THEMSELVES ABOUT RETURNING TO THE STAGE PLUS SPECIAL PERFORMANCES FROM THE BIG ARENAS, TO THE MOST INTIMATE VENUES.

THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND, JOIN US FOR THIS SPECIAL ABC AUDIO PRESENTATION AS WE CELEBRATE LIVE ROCK AND ROLL ALL LABOR DAY WEEKEND!

ABC AUDIO’S LABOR DAY LIVE – FROM SPEAKEASY!

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