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Glensheen outdoor concerts begin July 3

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Glensheen today announced its 2024 Concerts on the Pier lineup (all Wednesday evening concerts are free and open to the public):

July 3 – Father Hennepin w/ Nat Harvie

July 10 – Boss Mama and the Jebberhooch w/ The Berzerk Blawndz

July 17 – Chastity Brown w/ The Gemstones

July 24 – Nur-D w/ Boku Frequency

July 31 – DERECHO Rhythm Section w/ Dan Israel

August 7 – Sydney Hansen w/ Penny Peaches

August 14 – Jaedyn James w/ Janie and the Spokes

August 21 – Ross Thorn w/ Life Parade

August 28 – Bad Bad Hats w/ Yonder

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