Blending folksy Americana instrumentation with vibrant, high-energy live shows, The Giving Tree Band’s bliss is contagious.

With opening act John Till at 6pm. 

Experience the soaring fiddles and blazing banjos of East Kentucky bluegrass at its best when GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter and Kentucky Hall of Fame inductee Larry Cordle joins forces with emerging singer-songwriter and guitarist Dave Adkins.

With opening act Sunrise Ridge at 6pm.

Fusing an undeniably country sound with punk sensibilities, Vandoliers take a modern approach to the iconic music of their native Texas.

With opening act The Right Now at 6pm. 

Rising blues and Americana star Shannon McNally effortlessly weaves earthy vocals around soulful melodies and striking Fender Stratocaster tones, creating songs that will move your spirit and feet.

Self-described as the “working man's working band,” Austin, Texas-based Mike and the Moonpies have a fresh take on ‘outlaw country.’

With opening act Evan Bartels and the Stoney Lonesomes at 6pm.

Appalatin fuses foot-stomping Appalachian folk with high-energy Latin rhythms to create a genre-bending sound that is sure to make you dance.

With opening act Zoe Speaks at 6pm.

Stars Go Dim fuses danceable pop and arena-style anthemic rock into powerful songs that connect and uplift audiences.

With opening act Emily Hope at 6pm.

As a former childhood musical prodigy—who has since collaborated with icons like Coldplay, Beyoncé and The Who—Dave Eggar’s impeccable piano and cello playing has wowed audiences across the globe.

Two-time GRAMMY Award-nominated Sones de México Ensemble brings concertgoers of all backgrounds a taste of Mexican folk and traditional music at its best, celebrating their heritage through innovative performances and engaging approaches to music education.

With opening act Bones Jugs at 6pm.

Layering silky harmonies over bluesy fiddle licks and driving banjos, bluegrass powerhouse Local Honeys will have you clapping your hands and stomping your feet.

With opening act Brett Ratliff at 6pm.

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.