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Parrot Heads & Dead Heads Unite! with Continental Shakedown and Second Wind
Date: Friday, December 4, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM (Doors and cash bar open at 6:00 PM)
Location: Lower Level Heritage Hall, Franco Center, 46 Cedar St., Lewiston
Admission: $15 per person (General Admission Seating)
About the Event
Get ready for the ultimate musical mashup where the beach meets the jam! The Franco Center proudly presents Parrot Heads & Dead Heads Unite!, an unforgettable double-bill concert featuring two of Maine’s most popular regional bands: Second Wind and Continental Shakedown.
Whether you’re a devoted Dead Head looking for deep improvisational grooves or a tropical Parrot Head chasing a permanent margarita-land state of mind, this high-energy night has something for everyone. Grab your tie-dye or your favorite Hawaiian shirt and join us in Heritage Hall for an evening of incredible live music, dancing, and great community vibes!
  • Continental Shakedown: A premier central Maine blues-rock power trio celebrating their 2026 Maine Blues Society Hall of Fame-nominated foundational members. Expect sharp 3-part harmonies and extended, danceable jams honoring the legacy of the Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, and classic rock icons.
  • Second Wind (Beach Party Band): Maine’s leading tropical rock powerhouse, delivering your favorite beach anthems and country-party hits from Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Chesney, and the Zac Brown Band to bring summer warmth right into the winter season.
Ticketing & Logistics
  • Tickets: $15 (Price includes processing fees). Tickets are available in advance online or can be purchased at the door. All sales are final.
  • Seating: General Admission seating layout in our lower-level Heritage Hall.
  • Parking Information:
    • Corner lot at Cedar and Lincoln streets.
    • Chestnut Street Parking Garage.
    • Corner lot at Chestnut and Lincoln streets (directly across from FX Marcotte).

  • Accessibility: Handicap access and designated parking are available via the elevator located on the Lincoln Street Alley side of the building.

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