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Sacramento’s Concerts in the Park Announce 2023 Lineup

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Sacramento’s Concerts in the Park Announce 2023 Lineup

Sacramento’s own free summer music series, Concerts in the Park, is back, stronger and better than ever. Hosting talent from the Sacramento area and around, this unique event is set to begin Friday, May 5th, and continue every Friday through the summer, until July 28th.

Downtown’s Cesar Chavez Park will host the music on the stage along with games and food as fans gather. We are excited to see some familiar faces, including A Foreign Affair from last year’s event, as well as our Quarantine Tapes special guests Aquageist.

Hosting headliners such as Blue October, Eric Bellinger, Kat Dahlia, and Sacramento natives, Rain City Drive, we are set for a summer to remember! See the full lineup below.

See the lineup, broken down by day, below:

Stay tuned for more updates regarding Concerts in the Park! See more details about the event on their website. We look forward to seeing you there.

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