Jon “Bowzer” Bauman will bring his famous pose to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre on July 27 as part of “Bowzer’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Party.” By Melissa Ruggieri July 26, 2018 ...

Jon Bauman, better known to millions of music lovers as Bowzer from Sha Na Na, is bringing his Rock ‘N’ Doo-Wop Party Volume XXII back to Mohegan Sun Arena on Sunday, Jan. 14.

The vocalist stops in Maine as part of his political side gig – urging people to take action against any efforts to weaken Medicare, Medicaid or Social Security.

Jon Bauman, also knows as "Bowzer" from the doo-wap group Sha Na Na, strikes his stage pose during a House session in Nashville in 2007. Bauman has been lobbying states on behalf of the Vocal ...

Now Bowzer, aka Jon Bauman, is returning to the state with his The Stingrays along with Rocky & The Rollers for a rip-roaring Rock 'n' Roll Party at the Rochester Opera House on Saturday, April 9 ...

By Alexander Choman Jon Bauman’s (Bowzer) Ultimate Doo-Wop Party hit a high note for musical memories, audience participation and having a good time. Unbothered by Sunday evening’s rain… ...

Jon "Bowzer" Bauman, left, of the rock group Sha Na Na, strikes his trademark pose at campaign event with Democratic House candidate Domenic M. Recchia Jr. (Staten Island Advance/Tom Wrobleski ...

Crooner Jon “Bowzer” Bauman, of the ‘50s-style rock and roll group Sha Na Na, has appeared time and again on the trail with candidates, particularly working to reach out to seniors who may ...

He didn’t have a greased hairdo or Converse sneakers, but “Bowzer” of the group Sha Na Na doo-wopped part of his testimony today before a House committee. Leaning into the microphone, Jon ...

ATLANTA -- With fists turned askew, a mouth elongated into a yawn-yell and a classic greaser look, Jon Bauman was "Bowzer," the centerpiece of the doo-wop-rock group Sha Na Na.

The vocalist stops in Maine as part of his political side gig – urging people to take action against any efforts to weaken Medicare, Medicaid or Social Security.

There’s a familiar voice from the 1950s who Democrats have turned to in special elections to help them hit the right notes with voters.