Monmouth County - Keyport - Keyport Summer Concert Series

Things to do in Red Bank, NJ: Keyport Summer Concert Series

Keyport Summer Concert Series


The Town of Keyport


Minipark
West Front Street
Keyport 07735
6/6/2019 - 8/22/2019 Weekly on Thursday
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED
AGE RANGE: All Ages
FREE
CALL: (732) 739-5145
WEBSITE
MORE DETAILS:  Free concerts. On the water. Part of our Keyport Thursdays, we'€™ve got a talented lineup of original artists and cover bands playing jazz, blues, rockabilly, vintage R&B, Motown, dance favorites and rock n'€™ roll of every flavor and color'€”all for you, and all for free.
Concerts are held at our Minipark on West Front Street. There'€™s plenty of seating, but trust us they, they fill up quick. We recommend you bring extra seats, grab some delicious local fare and be ready to start the weekend just a little early. Did we mention they'€™re free?

LINEUP

Jun 6th: The Frank Araneo Band
Jun 13th: The Brue Crew – CANCELED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
Jun 20th:
Dog’s Night Out* | The Intentions – MOVED TO AMERICAN LEGION 7-9 PM
Jun 27th: Debbie Gangemi and Friends
Jul 4th: Independence Day*  |  Brooklyn Bluegrass Collective
Jul 11th: Damian & DCQ
Jul 18th: Doggy Cats
Jul 25th: Car Show*  |  Joey Arminio & Family (Opening Act @ 5:30 PM – Sherry and The Pirates)
Aug 1st: Michael Hill Blues
Aug 8th: Fireman’s Fair*  |  TBD
Aug 15th: The Last Whipporwills
Aug 22nd: Baaad Dog
Aug 29th: Johnny B and the Blues Blazers
6 '€“ 8 PM, Thursdays, Jun 6th '€“ Aug 22nd
Free concerts. On the water. Part of our Keyport Thursdays, we'€™ve got a talented lineup of original artists and cover bands playing jazz, blues, rockabilly, vintage R&B, Motown, dance favorites and rock n'€™ roll of every flavor and color'€”all for you, and all for free. Concerts are held at our Minipark on West Front Street. There'€™s plenty of seating, but trust us they, they fill up quick. We recommend you bring extra seats, grab some delicious local fare and be ready to start the weekend just a little early. Did we mention they'€™re free? 6 '€“ 8 PM, Thursdays, Jun 6th '€“ Aug 22nd
Location: 70 W Front St, Keyport, NJ 07735, USA

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