Fans of classic soul and R&B music will have the chance to experience the legendary sounds of Motown live when That Motown Band takes the stage at The Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown on Saturday, November 15, 2025, at 7:30 PM. The ensemble, known for its faithful renditions of beloved Motown hits, will be joined by acclaimed vocalist Garfield Fleming, promising a nostalgic evening that celebrates artists like The Temptations, The Supremes, and Marvin Gaye.
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That Motown Band has built a strong reputation with performances at notable venues across the East Coast, including New York City’s The Bitter End and Philadelphia’s Center City. Their Maryland appearance is expected to draw fans from across the region. Fleming, a former member of The Delfonics and celebrated for his 1981 solo hit “Please Don’t Send Me Away,” adds star power to the lineup. His vocal style draws comparisons to soul greats David Ruffin and Bobby Womack, offering an authentic Motown experience.
Backing the vocalists is a seasoned group of musicians led by Grammy-nominated musical director Johnny Gale, whose work spans live performance, studio production, and music direction for major television and film projects such as The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and The Irishman. Gale’s deep knowledge of soul and doo wop informs the band’s arrangements, helping maintain the integrity of the original Motown sound.
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The band’s rhythm section features musicians with varied and accomplished careers. Bassist and manager Lon Dolber, who returned to music after a long tenure in finance, brings a deep appreciation for the foundational role of bass in Motown music. Drummers Tony Gallino and Shawn Murray contribute decades of performance experience, with backgrounds ranging from jazz halls to international tours. Percussionist Mike Marcos adds further depth with a career that includes performances alongside Gloria Gaynor and The Trammps.
The lineup is rounded out by vocalists Natasha Nadia, Nathina, and Kevin Morris, each bringing unique backgrounds in soul, opera, and international performance. Saxophonists Mike Vitale and Sanford Marten add melodic texture, while keyboardist Tom Schizzano and guitarist Keith Yaun bring a polished, professional finish to the sound. Tickets for the show are limited to eight per online transaction, with larger group bookings available through the venue’s box office.
Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from The Maryland Theatre press release and That Motown Band’s website
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