The Horicon Phoenix Program is excited to announce this summer’s lineup for its annual ‘Music at the Market’ event beginning June 4.
Similar to past years, the free event will take place every Wedneday, alongside the farmers’ market, in Kiwanis Park.
The market begins at 4 p.m., concessions are available starting at 5 p.m. and the concert begins at 6 p.m. Be sure to bring your chairs and blankets. All ages are invited to attend.
The concert lineup is as follows:
June 4 - Elwood Lee Band
June 11 - The Lower 5th
June 18 - Modern Joey
June 25 - Crosstown Drive
July 2 - The Rogue Electrics
July 9 - The Cajun Strangers
July 16 - Lost Orange cat
July 23 - Zach Pietrini Trio
July 30 - Listening Party
August 6 - Free Dirt
August 13 - Rural Route 3
August 20 - Valley Fox
August 27 - Band O’Barley
Kicking off the concert series was the Elwood Lee Band on June 4, a classic rock band, based in Southern Wisconsin.
Coming up on June 11, The Lower 5th will be in town.
“Rocking audiences with a celebration of life’s joys and trials, the Lower 5th shares their unique blend of Americana, which they simply call ‘Midwestern Soul.’ Their music drifts from charged renditions of timeless classics to soulful originals that keep happy crowds singing and dancing into the night. Honored as ‘Best Alt/Indie Band’ in the Best of Madison 2018, the Lower 5th has performed in many venues in Madison and across Southern Wisconsin...The Lower 5th has also performed support for national acts including Boyd Tinsley of the Dave Matthews Band, Gangsta Grass, and The Railsplitters. The Lower 5th is Cory Swadley (Lead Guitar/Vocals), Paul Metz (Drums/Vocals), Audrey Pescitelli (Bass/Vocals), Jeremy Henning (Trombone/Vocals) and Michael Buerger (Trumpet/Vocals). Building upon the spirit of ‘Hope’ inspired by their late founder, singer-songwriter Luke Jorgensen, the Lower 5th welcomes all to share in the love of music and community.”
To learn more about The Lower 5th, visit their Facebook page.
This concert is being sponsored by Blue Heron, Preferred Dental Partners, and Horicon Bank. Food will benefit The Friends of the Horicon Parks.
To learn more about the Horicon Phoenix Program and their events, please visit their Facebook page.
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