2012 Summer Jam

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PnP Entertainment & Power 92.3 is proud to present the first annual Summer Jam, on June 23, 2012 at 5pm. The concert will be held at the Peoria Civic Center Arena. PnP is offering local businesses the opportunity to be apart of this live broadcasted event. For more information, please contact PnP Entertainment at www.pnpproduction.net or by calling 956 400 2480. 

Don’t miss this tremendous opportunity. As an added bonus, PnP is also offering celebrity appearances at you place of business, along with a live radio broadcast. The 2012 Summer Jam will consist of mainstream music artist like DJ UNK, Silk, Shai, Alicia Keys, Lil Corey and many more. The performance card subject to change.

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