NEW YORK — Summer in New York City is characterized by being full of life, activities and events for all tastes.
One of the best known by New Yorkers and tourists is the SummerStage that every year brings artists and free or charitable presentations in various places in the city.
This year, there will be more than 80 shows starting June 3 through Sept. 30 in Central Park and 12 other neighborhood parks throughout the five boroughs, the City Parks Foundation announced Tuesday. The 2023 season kicks off on Saturday, June 10 with a free Central Park concert by eight-piece soul band St. Paul and the Broken Bones.
This season celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, the foundation said in a press release, but will feature a variety of genres including salsa, jazz, hip-hop, indie rock, reggae, afrobeats, soul, pop, global dance and contemporary and more.
Some of this year’s artist names include Juanes, Café Tacvba, Ibeyi, Eddi Palmieri, Grandmaster Flash, Kool & The Gang, Tanya Tucker, Skip Marley, Noel Gallagher, Garbage and many, many more.
To see the full lineup and show schedule, Click here.
2023-04-27 14:25:04
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