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Bobby and Dick are playing an unplugged set for the Naperville Hose Company 1  at their charity banquet on October 22 at the Naperville VFW.  If interested in supporting  the organization and attending call Dennis Adamski 630.355.0222 by October 19

Bobby and Dick to play unplugged set for the Naperville Hose Company 1

Cost is $20 at the door and dinner included. There will be a cash bar from 6 to 7 p.m.  Also door prizes and a drawing afterwards.

Sorry no walk-ins. You can also register online at http://www.napervillehosecompany1.org

Judd Kendall VFW Post 3873, 908 W. Jackson Street, Naperville

We will have some friends join us in playing and singing-dk and bc

Whether OMT plays ever again, or if they play for yet another decade, some will argue that this was their “finest hour”. The culmination of all the practice sessions, the struggles, the determination , all converged on this one sweltering afternoon to produce one of this band’s finest performances. 

And, for such a noble cause, the OMT Nation will forever be greatful.

OMT - One Band.... One More Time

There’s no better indication that summer has finally arrived than when OMT takes the stage at your favorite summer music festivals. The guys have been hard at work lately perfecting their repertoire in anticipation of another great outdoor season. To kick things off, OMT will be at the Taste of Bolingbrook on Saturday, May 21. from 8:30 p.m. to 10:00p.m. Here is all the info you’ll need to know:

The stage and park are located at 375 West Briarcliff Road. Take 53 south to Briarcliff and turn right and go about 3/4 mile and it’s on your left, can’t miss it.  

No cost, free to all who attend (cheap at twice the price).

There will be beer and lots of food, kids activities, like a mini taste of Chicago.

For last minute info and upcoming events, visit our web calendar

 (and if you really want to be cool, wear your OMT T-shirt)

Like most rock bands, One More Time started with best friends jamming together back in high school, and they never stopped. For the better part of four decades, OMT has been playing what they love, what people call “Classic Rock,” a mix of great songs you may—or may not—have heard on the radio. And, once in a while, they throw in a song that they made up themselves. Check out their song list on the repertoire page and see if anything there catches your fancy.  If there is, come on out and hear them play. They want nothing more than for you to love the music as much as they do.