Big music artists like Gary Clark Jr., Dionne Warwick and more are part of the last batch of acts that the Freeman Arts Pavilion will announce for its summer concert series, the nonprofit organization said on their Facebook page Monday.
Who’s coming to Freeman Arts Pavilion? Where can I get tickets?
Tickets for the last and final batch of acts will go on sale Thursday, April 6 and Friday, April 7.
There’s an exception for Brandi Carlile, which will have their tix go on sale at a later date, Freeman Arts said.
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Below is a list of new acts the Freeman Arts revealed Monday, along with the dates and times those tickets go on sale.
Thursday, April 6 at 10 a.m.
- Brass Transit
- An In-Depth Rare Evening with Ms. Dionne Warwick
- Floyd Nation: Experience Pink Floyd
- The Legendary Ingramettes
- Shakey Graves with Lucius
- Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
- First State Ballet Theatre
- Arts & Jazz Festival
- Voyage: The Ultimate Journey Tribute Band
- Mid-Atlantic Symphony
Friday, April 7 at noon
- Walker Hayes
- The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA
- The Righteous Brothers
- Gary Clark Jr.
50-plus events: Full Freeman Arts 2023 summer lineup
As a heads up, a few of these events have already sold out. So you might not want to wait to get tickets.
This year’s summer concert series features 58 events, most of which are concerts by national-touring acts. At the same time, the summer series also includes a few others events such as live theater, dancing and comedic performances.
- The Magic School Bus: Lost in the Solar System, June 2
- Styx, June 3
- Carly Pearce, June 4
- BAM Percussion, June 8
- Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, June 9
- Kashmir: The Live Led Zeppelin Show, June 10
- Comedian Brian Regan, June 15
- Darius Rucker, June 16
- Keb’ Mo’, June 17
- Wizard Academy!, June 21
- The Brothers Doobie — A Doobie Brothers Experience, June 22
- Rebelution with Iration, The Expendables, Passafire, June 23
- Grand Funk Railroad, June 24
- Cheap Trick, June 25
- Steve Miller Band, June 29
- Ziggy Marley, June 30
- 287th Army Band: “The Governor’s Own,” July 1
- The Head and The Heart and The Revivalists, July 5
- Locals Under the Lights, July 6
- Walker Hayes, July 7
- “Hollywood Nights; A Bob Seger Experience,” July 8
- Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles, July 12
- Straight No Chaser, July 13
- Eaglemania: The World’s Greatest Eagles Tribute, July 14
- Calpulli Mexican Dance Company, July 15
- Tom Papa: 2023 Comedy Tour, July 16
- The Principles of Hip Hop: Celebrating 50 Years, July 19
- Three Dog Night, July 20
- The Beat Goes On — Cher Tribute Show, July 21
- POP 2000 TOUR with Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town, BBMak & Ryan Cabrera, July 22
- Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, July 23
- Counting Crows with Dashboard Confessional, July 25
- Brass Transit, July 27
- T.3, July 28
- Classic Albums Live- Aretha’s Gold, July 29
- The Mavericks, July 30
- Go Go Gadget, Aug. 2
- Sons of Mystro, Aug. 3
- Brandi Carlie, Aug. 4
- The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA, Aug. 12
- Dean Ford & The Beautiful Ones – A Tribute 2 Prince, Aug. 5
- Jason Mraz and His SuperBand, Aug. 8
- An In-Depth Rare Evening with Ms. Dionne Warwick, Aug. 9
- Marcus King — Live in Concert, Aug. 10
- Diana Krall, Aug. 11
- Floyd Nation: Experience Pink Floyd, Aug. 15
- The Legendary Ingramettes, Aug. 16
- Shakey Graves with Lucius, Aug. 17
- The Righteous Brothers, Aug. 18
- Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, Aug. 19
- Lady A, Aug. 25
- Train with Parmalee, Aug. 26
- Gary Clark Jr., Aug. 30
- First State Ballet Theatre, Aug. 31
- SiriusXM Presents Yacht Rock Revue — Reverse Sunset Tour, Sept. 1
- Arts & Jazz Festival, Sept. 2
- Voyage: The Ultimate Journey Tribute Band, Sept. 8
- Mid-Atlantic Symphony, Sept. 9
The details
To learn more about the Freeman Arts Pavilion (31806 Lakeview Drive, near Selbyville), visit freemanarts.org or (302) 436-3015.
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