Multiple US Towns Launch Summer Concert Series Featuring Local and National Artists

Multiple communities across the U.S. are hosting summer concert series to bring live music to the public in outdoor, family-friendly settings. Castle Rock, Colorado, will host five concerts at the Philip S. Miller Park Amphitheater starting June 21, featuring acts such as Sugar Ray, Gavin DeGraw, and the Denver Pops Orchestra. In Farmington, New Mexico, the Summer Terrace Concert Series returns on June 7 with free Saturday evening performances through August 30, showcasing a diverse lineup including the Shawn Arrington Blues Band and the Band Broken Arrow. Seymour's summer concert series will be held rain or shine at the Great Hill Hose Company, with food sales supporting the company and food donations benefiting the local food bank. Meanwhile, South Florida's The Symphonia chamber orchestra announces its 21st season with six concerts from November through April, featuring new works and guest artists under Principal Conductor Alastair Willis. These events highlight a nationwide trend of accessible, community-focused live music experiences during the summer and beyond.