Long’s Park Summer Music Series 2026

The Long’s Park Summer Music Series returns for the 2026 season, bringing free outdoor concerts to the Lancaster community once again. Kicking off on June 7 and running every Sunday at 7:30PM through August 23, the series will offer 12 evenings of music on the lawn of Long’s Park. Concert goers can purchase brand exclusive Foxduck merchandise at all of the concerts with select evenings featuring a beer garden hosted by Jimmy Juice.

The 2026 lineup offers a vibrant mix of genres, showcasing a diverse lineup of local, national, and international talent. Here’s what audiences can expect each week:

June 7: Parker Barrow

Parker Barrow is a Southern rock band from Nashville that takes influence from Bonnie Parker & Clyde Barrow, a pair of outlaws during the Great Depression.

June 14: Scott Pemberton O Theory

Musician and guitarist Scott Pemberton leads the Scott Pemberton O Theory, a band that combines West Coast-style funk with blues, roots and grunge. 

June 21: The War And Treaty

Grammy-nominated, country rock husband-and-wife duo has released five albums and two EPs since 2016. There will be a Jimmy Juice-run beer garden set up for this performance.

June 28: Patriotic Concert featuring The Ringgold Band

The Ringgold Band, based in Reading, will provide the soundtrack for Long’s Park’s annual patriotic celebration near the Fourth of July. Enjoy the concert, fireworks, drone show, and Kids’ Art Tent with a special presentation from Charlie’s Cannons!

July 5: Yonder Mountain String Band

Progressive bluegrass band Yonder Mountain String Band has been performing since 1999. Its 2022 album, “Get Yourself Outside,” was nominated for a Best Bluegrass Album at the 2023 Grammy Awards.

July 12: Las Guaracheras

Afro-Latina band Las Guaracheras hails from Cali, Colombia. It’s a band of six women who play a variety of instruments, including a vibraphone, bass, piano, percussion and vocals.

July 19: Low Lily

American roots band Low Lily is perhaps best known for its song, “Hope Lingers On,” which has been “sung by choirs around the world as an anthem for peace and justice,” according to its website. This concert will feature the first ever “Family Night” with kid-centered musical activities, treats, and a chance to win a tour backstage!

July 26: New Breed Brass Band

New Orleans-based band the New Breed Brass Band recently released a collaboration album called “Second Line Sunday” with Trombone Shorty, also of New Orleans. The band is influenced by Caribbean beats and hip-hop, among other music genres.

August 2: J & The Causeways

New Orleans soul/R&B outfit J & the Causeways released its debut album, “Motions,” in 2025.

August 9: Low Cut Connie

Philadelphia-based band Low Cut Connie will make its Long’s Park summer concert series debut, though it’s no stranger to Lancaster County. The rock band frequently performs at West Art in Lancaster city.

August 16: Ghost Funk Orchestra

Ghost Funk Orchestra says its influence comes from genres such as soul, psych rock, salsa and more. It started as a one-man project and turned into a larger live band that thrives on experimentation.

August 23: Hayes Carll

Singer-songwriter Hayes Carll closes out the concert series. Carll’s songs have been covered by musicians such as Kenny Chesney, the Brothers Osborne, Lee Ann Womack and more. There will be a Jimmy Juice-run beer garden set up for this performance.

For event updates and more information, visit longspark.org

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