You have to hand it to Seaside Heights. They just hosted the Gentlemen of the Road tour headlined by the British band Mumford and Sons. Festival goers from all over the world camped on the beach, watched bands, ate, drank and generally enjoyed themselves. And according tolocal police, there wasn’t a single mishap.
LBI masseuse and yoga instructor Crystal Froberg was at the concert and told me, “To be serenaded by world-famous musicians on our home turf was something made of pure magic.
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