Summer in Cobb County means more than just hot weather—it’s also concert season. Outdoor venues across the area are hosting a wide mix of music, from R&B and jazz to rock and hip-hop. With shows happening all season long, there’s something for everyone to enjoy under the summer sky, as detailed by a recent announcement from the Cobb County government website.
For those looking to unwind midweek, Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre offers "Wine Down Wednesdays," featuring free lawn and terrace seating or reserved table seating for $20, with reservations required. These relaxed evenings pair live music with a laid-back vibe. The amphitheatre also turns up the energy with tribute performances and themed concerts, including "We Are the Champions: A Tribute to Queen" on July 9, along with other genre-focused shows throughout late summer and early fall.
Kennesaw’s Amphitheater at Depot Park keeps the groove gratis with free general seating, inviting attendees to indulge in melodies without reaching into their wallets. Meanwhile, Glover Park stages its renowned Concert Series, continuing the tradition of showcasing talents across a panoply of genres, from outlaw country to pop hits. The series culminates on September 26 with 'Davis and the Love,' set to deliver their brand of variety pop hits to the eager ears of Marietta's music aficionados, as detailed by the county's announcement.
The Smyrna community can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the Blanket Concert Series, where stretching out on a blanket with friends is part of the fun. The series features a mix of music and ends on October 18 with "Blue Velvet Atlanta," bringing blues and soul to close out the season.
