Rogers announces new summer concert series
🎸 State of play: The shows offer free tickets plus some paid table seating.
This series is in addition to the city's Railyard Live series at Butterfield Stage downtown. The city-owned Victory Theater where Rogers planned to host events remains closed after the Memorial Day weekend 2024 tornados caused damage.
🎤 The series kicked off earlier this week. Remaining shows include:
May 30 — Prairie View Jazz Series, Ben Tankard and the NWA Jazz All Star Youth Band
June 19 — Alarm Will Sound
June 27— Alisha Pattillo and the Herbie Hancock Tribute
July 12— Jeff Ryan, Ilya Serov and Rodney Block
Sept. 19 — Gerald Albright and Michael Fields, Jr.
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