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Dates & Times
April 18, 2026
7 p.m.
Location
The Liberty Showcase Theater
101 S. Fayetteville St.
Liberty, NC 27298
Cost
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The Travelin’ Band is a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute band. And this is your best chance to see them at this historic venue in Liberty.
Creedence Clearwater Revival, the classic American Rock band from the late '60s and early '70s, took the stage and gained many loyal fans. Their songs were in the style of Roots Rock and Swamp Rock. CCR music is still well known and is a staple of American radio airplay. The Travelin’ Band performs a full 90-minute set or two 45-minute shows of classic CCR songs. Those songs include “Proud Mary,” “Have You Ever Seen the Rain,” “Up Around the Bend,” “Bad Moon Rising,” and more favorites. They also include John Fogerty’s classics like “The Old Man Down the Road,” “Centerfield” and more. The band dresses in '70s clothing and has the energy of a band that performed at Woodstock. The stage is decorated with peace signs, lava lamps and tie dye bandanas. Fans will be entertained as they sing along to songs they all know the words too.
Established in 1949 as The Curtis Movie Theater, this small historic venue now offers the best shows in the industry featuring nationally known musicians in an up-close and intimate setting. A great place to bring the entire family with live shows almost every weekend.
Creedence Clearwater Revival, the classic American Rock band from the late '60s and early '70s, took the stage and gained many loyal fans. Their songs were in the style of Roots Rock and Swamp Rock. CCR music is still well known and is a staple of American radio airplay. The Travelin’ Band performs a full 90-minute set or two 45-minute shows of classic CCR songs. Those songs include “Proud Mary,” “Have You Ever Seen the Rain,” “Up Around the Bend,” “Bad Moon Rising,” and more favorites. They also include John Fogerty’s classics like “The Old Man Down the Road,” “Centerfield” and more. The band dresses in '70s clothing and has the energy of a band that performed at Woodstock. The stage is decorated with peace signs, lava lamps and tie dye bandanas. Fans will be entertained as they sing along to songs they all know the words too.
Established in 1949 as The Curtis Movie Theater, this small historic venue now offers the best shows in the industry featuring nationally known musicians in an up-close and intimate setting. A great place to bring the entire family with live shows almost every weekend.
