Mount Holly Township Mayor Richard DiFolco will present Mount Holly - Nick Perri’s new musical group, whose name mirrors the Burlington County Township in which it formed - with the Key to the City on August 6th. An official ceremony will take place in front of the Municipal Building on Washington Street, where the band will become the first of its kind to receive this honour.

Following this announcement, Perri revealed Mount Holly will headline this year’s Hollystock - the township’s annual music, arts and craft beer festival - on August 8th. Mayor DiFolco commends the group for its contributions to the music industry and connection to the southern New Jersey community.

“Our town has always had a love for music,” said DiFolco. “There is no denying the impact Nick and his sister, Christina, have made to music over the past 15 years, and we are proud that the Perri family calls Mount Holly ‘home.’ Having their new band carry our town’s name only adds to our pride. It will be an honor to present them with the Key to the City, and to have them as part of our fourth annual Hollystock Festival."

“This is really a tremendous honor,” said Perri, former Silvertide guitarist and Mount Holly co-founder. “Mount Holly was the birthplace of this band, and my family has had roots here for more than 50 years. It’s something we’re all looking forward to very much, and, of course, getting on stage and playing on Main Street will be an incredible experience.”

Mount Holly will continue its residency at The Sayers Club in Los Angeles with a performance on May 7th. Tickets may be purchased through the venue’s website. In addition, the group will announce a handful of East Coast tour dates this summer, featuring stops in New York City (August 13th) and Philadelphia (August 14th).

For more information regarding the Key To The City ceremony and Hollystock Festival, head to this location. To learn more about Mount Holly and sign up for the group’s mailing list, go to this location.