Summer Concert Series Pays Tribute to Wild Rover Pub’s 30 Years in Guttenberg
Posted June 15, 2026The No Sweat Band played something for everyone at the Guttenberg Summer Concert on Saturday, Jun. 13, 2026 cranking out big hits from the Beastie Boys, Ramones, Guns N Roses, Led Zeppelin, Grand Funk Railroad, Billy Idol, the Yardbirds, White Stripes, and many more.
The crowd in the street ate it up – and they ate up tons of free grilled dogs and burgers courtesy of Assemblyman Larry Wainstein. The occasion was the 30th anniversary of the Wild Rover Pub, with the stage and seating set up outside the pub on the street.
Mayor Wayne Zitt took the stage to present a certificate to the pub congratulating them on achieving the notable milestone and serving as a cornerstone of the community.
“For 30 years, the Wild Rover Pub has been a cherished gathering place within the Town of Guttenberg, serving as a welcoming establishment where residents, friends, families, and visitors have come together to celebrate, socialize, and build lasting memories,” reads the proclamation. “Since opening its doors in 1996, the Wild Rover Pub has become a landmark institution in our community, known for its warm hospitality, commitment to excellence, and dedication to creating an inviting atmosphere that reflect the spirit of friendship and neighborhood pride.
“Throughout its three decades of operation the Wild Rover Pub has contributed to the economic vitality of the Town of Guttenberg, supported local initiatives, and fostered a strong sense of community among generations of patrons… The success and dedication of the Wild Rover Pub are a testament to the hard work perseverance, and dedication of its owners, management, employees, and loyal customers who have helped make it a beloved destination in Hudson County.”
Joining the mayor in welcoming the crowd and congratulating the Wild Rover were Assemblyman Wainstein and Council Members Richard Delafuente, Monica Fundora, John Habermann, and William Hokien, Revenue & Finance Director Hiram Gonzalez, Recreation Director Jorge Gomez, Community Services Coordinator Marisol Montanez, and many other town administrators and staff members.