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The Answer rocks out at Memorial Park

Van Mosely, lead vocalist and bass guitarist; Jim Searing, guitarist, keyboard player, and vocalist; and Rob Pry, vocalist and drummer, perform at Claremont Memorial Park on Monday. The classic rock band The Answer played a series of different songs throughout the night. / photo by Baljot Rathor
Van Mosely, lead vocalist and bass guitarist; Jim Searing, guitarist, keyboard player, and vocalist; and Rob Pry, vocalist and drummer, perform at Claremont Memorial Park on Monday. The classic rock band The Answer played a series of different songs throughout the night. / photo by Baljot Rathor
A young concertgoer enjoys music by The Answer at Claremont Memorial Park on Monday. This performance was put on by the Kiwanis Club and the city of Claremont. It was an immense success with an overflow crowd of people dancing and having the time of their lives. / photo by Baljot Rathor
A young concertgoer enjoys music by The Answer at Claremont Memorial Park on Monday. This performance was put on by the Kiwanis Club and the city of Claremont. It was an immense success with an overflow crowd of people dancing and having the time of their lives. / photo by Baljot Rathor
Lead vocalist and bass guitarist Van Mosley of The Answer performs at Claremont Memorial Park on Monday. He had the crowd up and on their feet dancing the entire performance. / photo by Baljot Rathor
Lead vocalist and bass guitarist Van Mosley of The Answer performs at Claremont Memorial Park on Monday. He had the crowd up and on their feet dancing the entire performance. / photo by Baljot Rathor
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Bajot Rathor is a senior organizational management major with a concentration in leadership and management, along with minors in photography and American law. She is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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