This Thursday evening, El Dorado Hills Town Center will transform into a dance party destination as Superbad takes the stage at the Live on the Boulevard summer concert series. Performing at the El Dorado Hills Town Center Amphitheater, the powerhouse band is set to deliver a high-energy mix of funk, soul, pop, and party anthems guaranteed to get the entire crowd moving.
Towering at six-foot-six, lead vocalist Henry Lange brings more than just vocal power—he brings showmanship. “Superbad has a large presence and energy on stage—my job is to bring that energy to everyone in the room,” says Lange. According to the band’s EPK information, his electric stage presence, rich voice, and charisma have made the band a fixture at top venues and private events across the state. Whether you’re into old-school grooves or today’s radio hits, Superbad’s setlist blends 70s, 80s, 90s, and contemporary favorites into a nonstop celebration.
Known for crowding Northern California dance floors with their infectious performances, Superbad turns every show into a full-blown celebration—be it a festival, concert, corporate event, or wedding. “We like spontaneity, so every performance is exciting and different,” Lange says. “I base each show on the tempo and feel of the audience, so it is essential that I have a group of pros that can respond.”
Though a four-piece outfit, Superbad produces a full, layered sound that feels like a much larger ensemble. Bassist and vocalist Cris Snyder and drummer Dawson Nichols form a tight rhythm section that drives the energy of the show. Meanwhile, guitarist Evan McKee brings a wide range of musical color—moving effortlessly between Motown grooves and searing rock riffs. And thanks to modern sequencing, McKee also triggers custom keyboard and horn arrangements that broaden the band’s sonic scope. “If we need a horn section or an orchestral passage, Evan can trigger a keyboard arrangement that he has played and digitally sequenced with exacting detail,” Lange adds.
Superbad has earned its top-tier reputation on the California club circuit by staying current while honoring timeless classics. “The band continuously works at keeping with current musical trends, putting a current spin on a strong collection of standards in our repertoire,” says Lange. Their resume includes performances at major venues and events, including The Silver Legacy in Reno, Red Hawk Casino, Thunder Valley, Cache Creek, The Fox Theatre in Redwood City, and events hosted by Microsoft and The Bay Club Redwood Shores.
The show runs from 7 to 9 p.m., with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. Admission is free and seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Concertgoers can also join the online waitlist by visiting the event page HERE on the day of the show. The waitlist opens at noon and allows up to four guests per registration.
All bags must be clear plastic or smaller than 8x6x1 inches, and all beverages must be purchased on-site. Outside alcohol, drinks, and coolers are not permitted. Food and beverage vendors will be available throughout the evening.
The Town Center Amphitheater is located at 4364 Town Center Blvd in El Dorado Hills and continues to serve as the heart of Live on the Boulevard, the community’s 12-week Thursday night concert tradition.
The 2025 Live on the Boulevard concert schedule continues as follows:
July 17 – Superbad
July 24 – Locked Out of Heaven – Bruno Mars Tribute
July 31 – The Cheeseballs
August 7 – Nathan Owen’s Motown & Soul
August 14 – Rock Monsterz – 80s Rock Tribute
August 21 – Summer Night City – The ABBA Tribute
August 28 – Folsom Lake Symphony
September 4 – Big Crush
September 11 – Bad Jovi – Tribute to Bon Jovi & Bad Company
September 18 – Tainted Love – Best of the 80s Live
For more information and concert registration, visit HERE.
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