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Police break up Pink Floyd cover band concert on NJ home's front lawn

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RUMSON, N.J. - A performance by a Pink Floyd cover band that drew about 30 adults to the front yard of a home on Saturday night will likely result in charges, police in Rumson said.

Lt. Christopher York of the coastal borough’s police department said Sunday in a Facebook post that the agency will announce when anyone gets served with a criminal complaint. FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUS Police said the group of people in their 40s and 50s, including some who brought lawn chairs, were watching two guitar players with mics and amps stream the performance on Facebook Live. RELATED COVERAGE: New Jersey coronavirus deaths top state’s 9/11 toll Advertisement Murphy issues stay-at-home order for New Jersey, bans gatherings New Jersey reports 34,124

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