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Thirteen acts, from students to adults, and from jazz to hard rock, performed during the Ardsley Music Partners’ second annual AMP Fest on Saturday, June 8.
The concert was held on the athletic field behind Ardsley High School, with the musicians on a platform and the audience on chairs and blankets, and in the bleachers.
The schedule started with the Ardsley Middle School Outcasts, Jazz Band, and Troubadours, the Ardsley High School Jazz Band, and three bands from the Riverrock Music School in Ardsley.
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