Ramapo Student Set To Play Bamboozle Music Festival
Blink 182 may be out, but one Mahwah student is going to be on stage at one of the area’s largest music festivals
Bamboozle is back at Asbury Park this year. The three-day music festival is celebrating its tenth anniversary, and over 100 bands are slated to take the stage. Saturday at 2:30 p.m., Audio Insight will take the ‘Saints and Sinners’ stage. The three-man progressive band is made up of Montclair State students Anthony Celi (lead guitar and vocals) and Mike Deverin (bass), and Ramapo College sophomore Dan Sullivan, who plays percussion. After winning ‘The Break’ battle-of-the-bands-type contest for the second year in a row, Audio Insight is preparing for their second appearance at the major music festival. “When we first started the band four or five years ago, we never for a second thought we’d one day be playing Bamboozle,” Sullivan, a music…
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