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Allegheny County announces lineup for free Summer Concert Series

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Allegheny County announced the lineup for its Summer Concert Series, which features more than two dozen free performances. — Allegheny County announced the lineup for its Summer Concert Series, which features more than two dozen free performances.

In addition to the free concerts, concertgoers can enjoy food and drinks from local food trucks, Hop Farm Brewing Company and Black Dog Wine Company.

“This summer, we’re bringing world-class music to our county parks for everyone to enjoy - for free,” said County Executive Sara Innamorato. “Whether you’re dancing to funk legends, discovering your new favorite singer-songwriter, or enjoying a glass of local wine under the stars, these concerts celebrate the joy of coming together as a community.”

Cultural mainstays returning to the concert series include the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (South Park on July 5 and Hartwood on July 6), Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre (August 24 at Hartwood) and the Pittsburgh Opera (South Park on May 30).

Other performances include:

South Park highlights include:

  • Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers (6/6) - Local legends 
  • BPM: Brian Bromberg, Paul Brown, and Michael Paulo (6/13) - Jazz supergroup  
  • American Authors (7/11) – Platinum-selling pop-rockers behind the smash hit “Best Day of My Life” 
  • Chuck Prophet and His Cumbia Shoes (7/18) – A roots-rock rebel bringing soul and swagger 
  • Ashley Cooke (7/25) – Modern country’s rising star with the #1 hit “Your Place” 
  • Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone (8/1) – British Invasion icons with over 60 million records sold 

Hartwood Acres highlights include:

  • 25th Annual Allegheny County Music Festival (6/29) - Randall Baumann’s Ramble: A Celebration of Levon Helm’s Midnight Rambles. Proceeds benefit the Allegheny County Music Festival Fund, which supports life-enriching items and experiences for children and youth served by the Department of Human Services and Juvenile Court. 
  • The Family Stone (7/20) – Original members of Sly & The Family Stone bring the funk 
  • Mat Kearney (7/27) – Platinum-selling singer-songwriter with a heart for indie-pop storytelling 
  • Nick Lowe & Los Straitjackets (8/3) – A rock ‘n’ roll dream team full of retro cool 
  • KT Tunstall (8/10) – Grammy-nominated hitmaker and loop-pedal wizard 
  • Smash Mouth (8/17) – 90s favorites with mega-hits like “All Star” and “Walkin’ on the Sun” 
  • Monty Alexander (8/31) – Jamaican jazz pioneer known for fusing bebop and reggae 

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