The Park Theater Foundation announced the return of its free Summer Series Concerts at the Crandall Park Bandshell taking place each Friday evening (7-8:30 p.m.) from June 30-July 28.
The Park Theater Foundation free Summer Series Concerts returns for its third annual installment at the Crandall Park Bandshell in Glens Falls (rain location is The Park Theater) from June 30-July 28. There are five performances, each running 90 minutes, featuring local and regional musicians. This free concert series will serve to enhance the accessibility of the arts within the local community. “What started out as an experiment during the pandemic has quickly become staple programming for our organization. I couldn’t be happier to be back at it again this summer and to be expanding the series with an additional concert in June. We look forward to seeing everyone back outside for some incredible live performances!” said Executive Director, Chris Ristau.
Summer Series Concerts Lineup
The Park Theater Foundation is thrilled to expand its 2023 Summer Series Concerts with an additional free performance hosted at The Barn at French Mountain in Lake George on June 16. Groups featured include Dr. Funke’s 100% Natural Good Time Family Band – A Superjam Event with members of Chestnut Grove, Let’s Be Leonard, and Wild Adriatic, plus special guests.
Friday, June 30 – The Ladles
The Ladles have three-part female harmony perfected, but their sound is more than that. They have sophisticated arrangements, creating a dreamy otherworldly atmosphere that draws audiences in and demands attention. The group consists of Katie Martucci, Caroline Kuhn, and Lucia Pontoniere.
Friday, July 7 – Hot Club of Saratoga
The Hot Club of Saratoga is a swing collective that plays music that reflects the style of The Quintet of the Hot Club of France that were prominent in the 1930s.
Friday, July 14 – Reese Fulmer & The Carriage House Band
Reese Fulmer & The Carriage House Band are quickly rising stars in the Capital Region, featuring over a dozen top regional players. Fulmer is a bit of an old soul, and his music is reminiscent of Justin Townes Earle, Jeffrey Foucault, John Prine, and Iron & Wine. The group won the 2023 Americana Artist of the Year at the Eddie Awards.
Friday, July 21 – The Clements Brothers
The Clements Brothers, George and Charles, create music with roots, rock, bluegrass, jazz, and classical influences, showcasing their stunning vocal harmonies, instrumental virtuosity, and a genuine love of music. The brothers are former members of the internationally touring grass-roots band, The Lonely Heartstring Band.
Friday, July 28 – Girl Blue
Saratoga Springs native Girl Blue, or Arielle O’Keefe, writes deeply emotional songs with strong singable hooks, reminiscent of Alanis Morissette and Brandi Carlisle. She’s been featured on top Spotify playlists (New Music Friday) and charts (#2 on US Viral Charts), in national commercials, on top blogs like the Huffington Post, and has received seven Eddie Awards.
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