This GRAMMY-winning Texas band adeptly combines polka, rock, world beat and more for an irresistibly good time.

With opening act Two Gun Hattie.

If you’re looking for some soulful grooves, look no further than the aptly named Destin-based collective Boukou Groove, who shared the stage with Bonnie Raitt and The Neville Brothers.

The second annual student-produced Oasis Festival will feature renowned indie rockers Surfer Blood, who thrillingly combine elements of punk, pop and surf rock.

This blues musician’s performances blend formidable roots-rock, R&B and country guitar chops with contemplative, lyrical songwriting.

This six-piece alt-country band from Dallas-Fort Worth combine a punk DIY sensibility with country roots, creating their own unique brand of modern-day outlaw country.

With opening act Smashtag.

Hailing from Greensboro, N.C., this folksy soul-rock outfit brings its infectious energy for a rollicking good time.

With opening act Little Big Iron. 

This Orlando-based alt-rock soul singer thrills audiences with his soulful style that blends elements of Motown and the Muscle Shoals traditions with indie rock.

Experience the eclectic fusion of rock and punk helped to fuel the underground indie scene at SST Records in the 1980s. 

Matty Rico’s powerful musings on politics and society go hand in hand with his expert flow and diverse, hard-hitting musical production.

Known for their joyous, high-energy live shows, hip-hip collaborative Mathias & The Pirates will have the audience up on their feet and dancing all night long.

With opening band The Tangents.

Sit back and relax to the sounds and storytelling lyrics of this country gospel group who kick off the Levitt AMP Midvale summer concert series.

With opening act Cherie Call at 6:30PM.

Alvin Youngblood Hart's Music Theory will kick off the Levitt AMP New Albany Music Series with an explosion of roots rock and blues.

These veteran Levitt performers, hailing from Los Angeles, take instrumental Spanish guitar music to another level with their rock band energy.

With opening act Samba Fogo at 6:30PM.

New Orleans hip-hop artist Dee-1 returns to the Levitt AMP Music Series to inspire audiences with his lively and motivational rhymes once more.

This Austin-based guitarist enchants with fingerstyle folk guitar music from all over the world as well as his own compositions.

With opening act Mike Masse at 6:30PM.

The Levitt AMP Music Series will once again be graced by the soulful daughter of two-time GRAMMY-winning Terrance Simien and her gritty indy band, Marcella & Her Lovers.

From the rural hills of western Maryland, this former The Voice contestant has a sound that's been likened to a fusion between John Mayer and Michael Bublé.

With opening act Luna at 5:30PM.

This GRAMMY-nominated blues and southern soul outfit hailing from New Albany will have audiences moving, grooving and full of community pride.

Sing along with this a cappella group whose music videos featuring vocals-only arrangements of hit songs on Youtube have been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people.

With opening act Mountain Jubilee Chorus at 6:30PM.

Vibrant soul music flows through Gedeon Luke’s veins.

This Baltimore-based veteran reggae band has performed with all the big names in their genre and are known for their energetic live shows.

With opening act Lloyd Dobler Effect at 5:30PM.

The 23rd Army Band has a rich and wonderful history as an internationally reknowned military band of the highest caliber.

With opening act 23rd Army Band - Rock Band at 6:30PM.

GRAMMY-nominated veteran Levitt performer, Cedric Burnside will treat audiences to an evening of hill country blues with the Cedric Burnside Project.

A sought-after bass guitar master, Doug Wimbish records and performs with a diverse roster of talent.

With opening act the Lakehouse Junior Pros.

With a stunning voice that goes toe-to-toe with Nashville's finest, the young Knoxville native opts for grit and authenticity over pristine pop.

With opening act Kris Dove & the Lonesomes at 5:30PM.

This eclectic mix of musicians from around the world will bring you a new sound and a new way of experiencing Latin culture.  

These southern rockers offer a mix of hard rock, southern-style boogie and a heap of punk attitude. 

Celebrate Asbury Park’s musical traditions with former town mayor Kevin G. Sanders and his jazz/R&B band The Mayor’s Players.

With opening act the Dorian Parreott Ensemble.

With the instrumentation of a bluegrass band, haunting vocals and bold instrumentals, The Railsplitters' music is made for the open road, the open dance floor and open ears. 

With opening act Mark DeRose & Dreadnought Brigade at 5:30PM.

Edison is an alt/folk trio hailing from Colorado that strives to bring beauty to their audiences through layered harmonies, tribal drumming and mandolin.

With opening act Dunmore Lasses at 6:30PM.

Experience the soulful crooning and improvisational bass playing of this emerging talent who has already shared stages with some of modern music's greatest artists—including Alison Krauss, Peter Frampton, Emmylou Harris and many others. 

Get ready for a lively night of R&B and soul with this Asbury Park-nurtured artist and former vocalist for Clarence Clemons' band.

GRAMMY-nominated C.J. Chenier follows in the King of Zydeco's footsteps, playing a mean accordion and delivering soulful vocals.

With opening act Mr. Jon and Friends at 5:30PM.

The City Jazz Big Band, Utah's own fabulous jazz orchestra, is made up of music educators and professional musicians who perform original compositions along with the standards we all know and love.

With opening act Salt City Saints at 6:30PM.

Enjoy an evening of newgrass with New Orleans-based singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer Papa Mali.

This summer, Quincy Mumford & The Reason Why brings funk to their hometown of Asbury Park.

With opening act the Asbury Park High School Band.

This young folk artist from West Virginia uses slick lyrics to tackle themes of love, perseverance and coming of age.

With opening act Kyle Cox at 5:30PM.

The award-winning Crescent Super Band has frequently been hailed as one of the best professional bands in the world to be comprised entirely of young musicians.

With opening act Susie Brown at 6:30PM.

With music that knows no boundaries, this Jackson, Miss.-based alternative country band creates an organic, fun and raucous experience for their audience.

Put on your dancing shoes for Dr. Cheeko, a Jersey coast fixture who is synonymous with the tropical sound.

With opening act Random Test.

This jazz group hailing from Washington, D.C. will make the night sizzle with jazz, Latin and Brazilian rhythms for a "Summer Samba!"

With opening act Nauseous Hippos at 5:30PM.

Embracing his rich heritage after years of successful recordings as a gospel artist, the charismatic, London born, U.S.-based vocal powerhouse is having a breakthrough year as a mainstream pop artist, bringing audiences "pop music with a twist."

With opening act The Five Strings at 6:30pm.

Southern soul, R & B, country and blues singer Taylor Hicks is one of the most beloved and popular American Idol winners of all time.

With opening act Quick Wits at 6pm.

This Oxford, Miss.-based band of preachers' sons combine rock 'n' roll and Americana, creating a sound that's uniquely southern.

Albie Monterrosa—founder of acclaimed Asbury Park-based band deSoL—brings his new Latin rock project, the MonteRosa Band, to town.

With opening act Karen Lee & Sympathetic Resonance.

This hip hop artist plays his hometown this summer, bringing his inspirational and witty wordplay to the stage.

With opening act E. Barnes at 5:30PM.

The Adam Ezra Group’s charisma and craftsmanship make for a roots rock show you won’t want to miss.

Homegrown punk, soul and rock band The F.L.O.W. features renowned singer/songwriter Khadijah Mohammed.

This former guitarist for Muddy Waters delivers powerful contemporary and traditional Blues music with his gritty rhythms and bone-rattling attitude. 

With opening act Brave Like Us at 5:30PM.

Rock trio Wild Adriatic blends blues and soul for a raw, irresistible sound.

Gary U.S. Bonds is a world-famous rocker and R&B singer best known for his classic hits “New Orleans” and “Quarter to Three.”

This 11-man classic R&B dance band will have audiences movin' and groovin' in no time.

GRAMMY-nominated bassist and Frederick native Scott Ambush blends daring improvisations, funky rhythms and driving rock sensibilities with his band Funkelociraptor!

With opening act Jack Funk at 5:30PM.

Join the conjunto band Los Texmaniacs for a feisty fusion of rock, blues, R&B and Tejano music.

Blues guitarist Tinsley Ellis is world-renowned for his high-powered live shows.

Vy Higginsen's Harlem Teens Choir brings boundless energy and an awareness of history to its gospel-centric shows.

The Southern Komfort Brass Band’s fabulously funky flavor will get you up and dancing in no time.

Ride along with the exhilarating Jon Stickley Trio as they take experimental bluegrass to a new level.

Every show is a party with six-piece gypsy punk band Bella’s Bartok.

Pop-rock craftsman Taylor Henry pairs his pure tenor voice with rhythmic, soulful guitar.

Master reggae artist Mighty Joshua encourages positive change through rhythmic song.

With opening act Vibe Riot.

Experience the haunting beauty of orchestral avant-garde trio Olive Tiger.

Dynamic duo Jil Chambless and Scooter Muse skillfully perform the music of Scotland, Ireland and early America.

Experience the thrills of Veracruz, Mexico with vibrant folk band Radio Jarocho.

With opening act Tinkuy.

Brooklyn-based folk collective M Shanghai plays bluegrass originals with a rock 'n' roll twist.

Don’t miss Future Thieves—four high-energy rock stars in the making.

Pop power trio Eternal Summers embraces rock anthems and lush ballads.

With opening act New Boss.

The DuPont Brothers’ indie-folk music is as introspective as it is beautiful.

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Bluegrass Band joyfully combines classic Beatles harmonies with dashes of bluegrass, jazz and classical music.

Celebrate homegrown, rock ‘n’ roll girl power with the Sally Rose Band and Erin & the Wildfire.

Pulsing beats and ethereal vocals drive singer/songwriter Caitlin Canty’s country sound.

GRAMMY-nominated, veteran Levitt performer Cedric Burnside will treat audiences to an evening of hill country blues with the Cedric Burnside Project.

Find the funk in Charlottesville this summer with exciting New Orleans outfit Naughty Professor.

Guitarist Peter Mulvey fuses acoustic Americana with edgy rock 'n' roll.

The a cappella aces of Street Corner Symphony are world-renowned for their laid-back, yet dynamic style.

Travel the world without leaving Charlottesville as Morwenna Lasko & Jay Pun and Baaba Seth take the stage at the IX Art Park. 

Funk rock band the Seratones is known for its positively electric live performances.

Celebrated folk singer/songwriter Kate Campbell is best known for her poignant musical narratives and eloquent delivery.

Dance the night away with Black Masala, Washington DC’s eclectic, gypsy-punk brass band.

Experience the exuberance and innovative flair of Latin dance band Latinismo!

DC-based roots innovators the Bumper Jacksons jam to an old-timey, spiced-up brew.

With opening act Zuzu's Hot Five.

Based in Clarksdale, Miss., the Blackwater Trio performs a unique blend of rock, folk and bluegrass music.

This sassy, funky ska and soul outfit from Orlando led by kazoo-wielding songstress Beebs has toured with the likes of Willie Nelson and Cypress Hill.