LOCK HAVEN — The City of Lock Haven is excited to announce the 2025 Summer Concert Series.

The schedule, which includes three performances on Main Street, six performances at Triangle Park, and seven performances at the J. Doyle Corman Amphitheater and Floating Stage offers a variety of music including blues, rock, jazz, country, and bluegrass.

“This year, we will once again be holding our Friday night concerts at Triangle Park and the Grove & Main Street Stage. Our Friday night concerts begin on June 20, at Triangle Park, with The Lindy Sisters! Other performances at Triangle Park include Molly’s Boys Jug Band on June 27, Kopper & Kash on July 11, Flashback on July 18, and Robert Richardson on Aug. 1,” Kasey Dumm, community life director said. “Working with the Downtown Lock Haven Final Friday schedule, we will have The Clerks on the Main Street Stage on July 25, and we are excited to collaborate with LH Jams once again for the last Friday night concert on Main Street, featuring The Jaded Lips at 6 p.m. and Velveeta at 7:30 p.m.!”

All concerts will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. (with LH Jams taking place from 6-10:30 p.m.) , and those interested in attending the free concert are invited to bring their own chair or enjoy the band while dining at one of downtown’s unique restaurants during the Pedestrian Mall.

South Penn Dixie will kick off the summer concerts on the river at the J. Doyle Corman Amphitheater and Floating Stage on Sunday, June 29. The schedule also includes 80’s Revolution on July 6, Burning Sky on July 13, My Chemical Bromance on July 20, Mix Tape on July 27, DuMM on Aug. 3, and finishing the series on the river is Astral Shakedown on Aug. 10.

Once again, the Summer Concert Series has partnered with the Clinton County Arts Council, and the LH Jams Festival, with a Saturday concert on Main Street on Aug. 19, featuring Erich Cawalla and the Uptown Band. Sunday evening concerts will take place from 6:30-9 p.m., and LH Jams will take place 7:30-10:30.

New to this year’s series will also be the availability of food trucks at the Summer Concert Series. The committee will announce participating food trucks in the weekly press releases leading up to the concerts!

This year’s schedule will be published on the city’s website at www.lockhavenpa.gov, as well as on the city’s Civil Space and Facebook pages. Schedules will be available at the first concert on Friday, June 20 at Triangle Park and every concert as supplies last.

The free summer concert series is made possible by sponsorships and community donations. The City of Lock Haven would like to thank the following sponsors, who play an integral role in supporting the series: The Clinton County Community Foundation, Clinton County Visitors Bureau, Bear Country Radio WQBR, The Lock Haven Express, The Record and The Clinton County Arts Council.

Members of the Summer Concert Committee include City Council representatives Joel Long, Rick Conklin and Steve Stevenson; media sponsors Laura Jameson of the Express, Dave Stratton of Bear Country Radio and the Good News Magazine; and Michael Frank of the Record; Steve Getz of the Clinton County Arts Council; and Maria Boileau representing Clinton County. Carter Simcox and Kasey Dumm serve as city staff representatives.

For more information on the series please contact the Director of Community Life at 570-893-5612.