Top 5 November Borgata Concerts
Summer has come and gone, but in Atlantic City the entertainment is still red hot. Here's a look at some upcoming events to the Borgata in November:
Rob Thomas - Friday, November 6th at Borgata Events Center
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ammy Award-winning front man of Matchbox Twenty, Rob Thomas, is performing one night at the Borgata Events Center in Atlantic City. His first solo album "...Something To Be" debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200, the first time a male artist from a rock group debuted at #1 with a solo album. He has also been honored with the Songwriters Hall of Fame's 'Starlight Award', the first such award which is given to young artists who have made a large impact already.Roger Daltrey - Friday, November 13th at Borgata Music Box
Roger Daltrey is the founding lead singer of the band "The Who" and is responsible for writing the songs "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere," "See My Way," and "Here for More," and he is known as one of the "gods of rock and roll" because of his charismatic on-stage persona which engages the audience.
Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - Friday, November 20th at Borgata Music Box

Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons are one of Motown's all-time greatest acts. The group has been credited with a seemingly endless list of hits including "Will You Love Me Tomorrow", "Can't Take My Eyes Off You", "Tell It to the Rain", "Rag Doll", and so many more. The group has even inspired a very successful play titled "Jersey Boys."
311 & Slightly Stoopid - Saturday, November 21st 2009 at Borgata Events Center
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ands-down one of the most popular bands in America. It's hard to turn on any rock station and listen for an hour without hearing at least one song from 311. They have produced a myriad of hits including "Do You Right," and "Come Original," as well as "Amber," "Love Song," and many more. Slightly Stoopid, a similarly styled band from Ocean Beach, CA will be joining them.The Hooters - Friday, November 27th 2009 at Borgata Music Box
These Philadelphia boys have been rocking since the 80s where they found their initial break on the club scene. In 1982 they opened for The Who's farewell tour show at JFK Stadium in Philly alongside The Clash and Santana. The Hooters enjoyed great international success as well. The Hooters played alongside Todd Rundgren and Hall & Oates at one of the last concerts at Philadelphia's Wachovia Spectrum on October 23rd.

The contract permits the construction of a 200-foot platform with a 60-foot canopy for all riders who board the River Line trains. It also allows for updates to security, ticket vending machines, drainage and other maintainence services, and lighting. On the Atlantic City side of things, a pair of 300-foot-long platforms will be build on both sides of the Atlantic City tracks, stairs, and two elevators to provide accessibility for disabled riders.


Cirque Dreams Pandemonia is a thrilling acrobatic display of international performers guaranteed to amuse and excite. Don't miss this incredible show.
