Grand Rapids' Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park announces 2021 summer concert series

click to enlarge Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park announced the return of the Fifth Third Bank Summer Concerts for 2021. - Courtesy photo
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Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park announced the return of the Fifth Third Bank Summer Concerts for 2021.

The Beach Boys, Ani DiFranco, The Verve Pipe, Umphrey’s McGee, and Trombone Shorty, are among the 28 artists announced as part of Grand Rapid's Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Fifth Third Bank Summer Concerts at Meijer Gardens series.

Since all pandemic capacity restrictions are expected to be lifted July 1, all shows will have 1,900 general admission tickets available. The grounds have also been expanded and improved since 2018, including increased space in the general seating area, new restrooms, an expanded plaza and concessions building, improvements for artists' accommodations, and the completion of the Steve & Amy Van Andel Terraces for sponsor seating.

The Gardens have also partnered with Etix for ticket sales.

The lineup is:

Preservation Hall Jazz Band with the Grand Rapids Symphony, July 18, $73 presale | $76 member | $78 public
The Grand Rapids Symphony conducted by Bob Bernhardt, Principal Pops Conductor, July 22, $55 presale | $58 member | $60 public
The Verve Pipe, July 24, $35 presale | $38 member | $40 public
Collective Soul, July 25, $58 presale | $61 member | $63 public
Pink Martini (featuring China Forbes) with the Grand Rapids Symphony, July 29, $69 presale | $72 member | $74 public
Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange), August 5, $38 presale | $41 member | $43 public
Kansas, August 6, $65 presale | $68 member | $70 public
Emmylou Harris + Los Lobos, August 8, $75 presale | $78 member | $80 public
Harry Connick, Jr. and His Band – Time to Play!, August 9, $100 presale | $103 member | $105 public
America, August 11, $62 presale | $65 member | $67 public
Umphrey’s McGee, August 12, $44 presale | $47 member | $49 public
Mat Kearney, August 13, $48 presale | $51 member | $53 public
Shakey Graves, August 16, $37 presale | $40 member | $42 public
Blues Traveler + JJ Grey & Mofro, August 18, $57 presale | $60 member | $62 public
38 Special, August 19, $53 presale | $56 member | $58 public
The Beach Boys, August 20, $68 presale | $71 member | $73 public
Squeeze, August 22, $55 presale | $58 member | $60 public
Ani DiFranco, August 23, $48 presale | $51 member | $53 public
Colin Hay of Men at Work, August 26, $45 presale | $48 member | $50 public
St. Paul & The Broken Bones, August 27, $35 presale | $38 member | $40 public
Old Crow Medicine Show, August 29, $49 presale | $52 member | $54 public
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, September 1, $52 presale | $55 member | $57 public
Indigo Girls, September 2, $56 presale | $59 member | $61 public
O.A.R., September 9, $75 presale | $78 member | $80 public
Black Violin + Blind Boys of Alabama, September 12, $50 presale | $53 member | $55 public
Toad the Wet Sprocket, September 15, $42 presale | $45 member | $47 public
Pat Benetar & Neil Giraldo, September 16, $65 presale | $68 member | $70 public
Lettuce + Galactic featuring Anjelika ‘Jelly’ Joseph, September 19, $45 presale | $48 member | $50 public

A members-only presale starts at 9 a.m, on Saturday, June 26 through midnight on Friday, July 9, and to the general public at 9 a.m. on Saturday, July 10. Ticket sales are online; there is no on-site box office.

More information is available at MeijerGardens.org/concerts. Shows take place rain or shine, with no ticket returns or refunds.
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