Allegheny County Summer Concert Series ’24

Get ready for the ultimate summer music experience at the Allegheny County Summer Concert Series!

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The 2024 Allegheny County Summer Concert Series is the perfect way to spend a summer evening with family and friends.

Every weekend through September 1st, head to South Park Amphitheater on Fridays and Hartwood Acres Amphitheater on Sundays for free outdoor concerts featuring a diverse lineup of local and national artists. Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or lawn chairs, and enjoy the beautiful scenery while tapping your toes to the beat. With delicious food trucks, including Bella Terra Vineyards wine truck and Hop Farm Brewing Co. craft beer truck, available at every concert, you’ll have everything you need for a fun and festive night out. The concerts are held at open-air amphitheaters with no covered seating, so come prepared for rain or shine. The concerts take place every weekend at 7:30 pm unless otherwise noted. The 2024 Allegheny County Summer Concert Series is the perfect way to spend a summer evening with family and friends, enjoying live music and beautiful scenery! See the full lineup online.

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