Get ready to sway to the rhythm and lose yourself in a medley of musical treats as the Town of Wake Forest unveils its annual Six Sundays in Spring concert series. Kicking off on April 27 and running through June 1, the free outdoor music festival will set the stage at Joyner Park Amphitheater every Sunday evening, offering a diverse lineup set to captivate hearts and ears alike.
The series opener promises a blast from the past with the British Invaders Band, bringing the spirit of the British Invasion to Wake Forest. Following suit, fans can look forward to a gamut of musical genres with performances by The Tams on May 4, and Eduardo and the Paco Band on May 11. The lineup continues with The Legacy Motown Revue on May 18, Blackwater Band on May 25, and the closing act by Miss Mini & the Sandman Band on June 1. Concert goers should mark their calendars and prepare for a series that's as eclectic as it is entertaining.
In a statement obtained by Wake Forest's official news, attendees not only get to indulge in the auditory feast but also tantalize their tastebuds with an array of food and dessert trucks set to be on site for each event. But while the town invites you to pack a picnic, do keep in mind that alcoholic beverages, unleashed pets, and personal grills are not allowed. However, for the grill enthusiasts, two large charcoal grills are available for use.
Located at 701 Harris Road, the Joyner Park Amphitheater is the perfect locale for friends and family to gather under the sky, amidst the green, and bond over shared melodies. Those planning to attend will find comfort in the amenities provided and the assurance of a well-spent evening, sans the alcohol and the grills from home. Ready your blankets and lawn chairs, and set your sights on Six Sundays in Spring—an experience to cherish, one Sunday at a time.
