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The Lake Harriet Bandshell Full Schedule Minneapolis Music in the Parks 2019 Lake Harriet Bandshell Schedule 4135 W Harriet Pkwy Follow our Facebook or Twitter for up to date schedule changes and weather information Day Date Time Artist Description MAY Mon 27-May 5:30 PM Sawyer's Dream original, seventies vibe, harmony rock Mon 27-May 7:30 PM Rubber Soul- Tribute to The Beatles beatles tribute Tues 28-May 7:30 PM 3 Minutes to Midnight funk soul blues rock Thurs 30-May 7:30 PM Linden Hills Chamber Orchestra classical, marches, showtune medleys Fri 31-May 7:30 PM BATO BATO! spirited teen marimba ensemble JUNE Sat 1-Jun 7:30 PM New Primitives an unforgettable musical experience Sun 2-Jun 2:00 PM Wenso Ashby smooth jazz pianist & beyond Sun 2-Jun 5:30 PM Minneapolis Police Band concert band, officers & civilians Mon 3-Jun 7:30 PM Jaspar Lepak heartfelt folk/americana Tues 4-Jun 7:30 PM Anna Wilson Jones singer songwriter Thurs 6-Jun 7:30 PM Robbinsdale City Band Popular marches, classics, showtunes Fri 7-Jun 7:30 PM Postina female fronted alt pop band Sat 8-Jun 7:30 PM Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra orchestra classical pop music Sun *9-Jun 2:00 PM Inver Hills Community Band 45 piece variety concert band Sun 9-Jun 5:30 PM Amy and Adams lush wife husband acoustic duo Mon 10-Jun 7:30 PM Paul Barry chicago and west coast blues Tues 11-Jun 7:30 PM Saddle Sores classic country from the 1950s-70s Thurs 13-Jun 7:30 PM Percolators Band fun 60's rock harmony vocals Fri *14-Jun 10:00 AM THE BIG EPIC SHOW comical hip-hop for kids Fri 14-Jun 7:30 PM Funktion Junktion 8-piece motown 70's tribute band Sat 15-Jun 7:30 PM Belfast Cowboys horn-driven van morrison specialists Sun 16-Jun 2:00 PM Cantus eight member a capella ensemble Sun 16-Jun 5:30 PM Tim Patrick and the Blue Eyes Band award-winning, world-class crooner Mon 17-Jun 7:30 PM Minnesota Freedom Band GLBTQA band building community Tues 18-Jun 7:30 PM Gypsy Mania Hot Club Quartet gypsy swing 'hot club' jazz the best of yesterdays and todays Thurs 20-Jun 7:30 PM No Limits the B-Side Band music glamorous Minneapolis indie rock Fri 21-Jun 7:30 PM Oklahoma &roll Sat 22-Jun 7:30 PM Twin Cities Mobile Jazz Project improvisational jazz, family friendly Sun 23-Jun 2:00 PM Plymouth Concert Band plymouth band celebrating 20 years Sun 23-Jun 5:30 PM Charanga Tropical cuban styled salsa with strings engaging, versatile, informative, fun, Mon 24-Jun 7:30 PM Lila Ammons Jazz Group classic Women's Drum Center with worldbeat drumming and japanese Tues 25-Jun 7:30 PM Taikollaborative taiko For the full Music in the Parks schedule, please visit our website: www.mplsmusicandmovies.com Minneapolis Music in the Parks 2019 Lake Harriet Bandshell Schedule 4135 W Harriet Pkwy Follow our Facebook or Twitter for up to date schedule changes and weather information Thurs 27-Jun 7:30 PM Sarah Streitz soulful country and groove rock Fri *28-Jun 10:00 AM John Kerns acoustic rock for energetic kids Fri 28-Jun 7:30 PM Minnesota Sinfonia professional chamber orchestra Sat 29-Jun 7:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Sun 30-Jun 2:00 PM Natania & Ticket To Brasil samba, bossa nova & brazilian jazz Sun 30-Jun 5:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra JULY Mon 1-Jul 7:30 PM Modern Sovrans mid 20th century american rock n roll Tues 2-Jul 7:30 PM Fathom Lane compelling romantic indie folk rock Thurs 4-Jul 7:30 PM NO SHOW SCHEDULED Fri 5-Jul 7:30 PM Marisol La Brava & A Flor de Piel neo latin fusion acoustic band Sat 6-Jul 7:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra a sexy, sultry, toe tapping cool drink Sun 7-Jul 2:00 PM Latin Billies of bilingual water Sun 7-Jul 5:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Mon 8-Jul 7:30 PM Tony Ortiz & the Guns of Soul original MN Americana Rock'nSoul Tues 9-Jul 7:30 PM Medalist Concert Band classical, showtunes and marches Thurs 11-Jul 7:30 PM Tortuga! original jazz, world rock funk Fri *12-Jul 10:00 AM The OK Factor new-classical crossover duo Fri 12-Jul 7:30 PM Minnesota Sinfonia professional chamber orchestra Sat 13-Jul 7:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Sun *14-Jul 2:00 PM Tjarnblom traditional scandinavian music Sun 14-Jul 5:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Mon 15-Jul 7:30 PM Brio Brass 60 piece contemporary brass band Tues 16-Jul 7:30 PM Saint Small high energy rock and roll Thurs 18-Jul 7:30 PM Six Still Standing joyful rock- Beatles to Pink Fri 19-Jul 7:30 PM Liam Gerard folk, blues, pop, americana Sat 20-Jul 7:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Sun 21-Jul 2:00 PM SHOW CANCELLED SHOW CANCELLED Sun 21-Jul 5:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Mon 22-Jul 7:30 PM Broken Heartland String Band acoustic country/folk/bluegrass band Tues 23-Jul 7:30 PM Syvers indie-folk electronic duo Thurs 25-Jul 7:30 PM Tzofim Israeli Scout Caravan Tzofim Israeli Scout Caravan Fri *26-Jul 10:00 AM Siama's Congo Music feel-good sounds from Africa Fri 26-Jul 7:30 PM Minnesota Sinfonia professional chamber orchestra Sat 27-Jul 7:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Sun 28-Jul 2:00 PM Sparrows Rising indigo girl style uplifiting folk rock Sun 28-Jul 5:30 PM Minneapolis Pops Orchestra live, dynamic orchestra Mon 29-Jul 7:30 PM Sherwin Linton classic country Tues 30-Jul 7:30 PM Civic Orchestra of Minneapolis orchestral favorites by the lake For the full Music in the Parks schedule, please visit our website: www.mplsmusicandmovies.com Minneapolis Music in the Parks 2019 Lake Harriet Bandshell Schedule 4135 W Harriet Pkwy Follow our Facebook or Twitter for up to date schedule changes and weather information AUGUST Thurs 1-Aug 7:30 PM The Undergroove original funk, soul and groove band Star Tribune Presents: Fri 2-Aug 7:30 PM Black Market Brass brass band with afro-funk elements Sat 3-Aug 7:30 PM Pan-Handlers Steel Drum Band instrumental covers on steel drum Sun 4-Aug 2:00 PM Siama's Congo Music feel-good sounds from Africa Sun 4-Aug 5:30 PM Capri Big Band big band swing band Mon 5-Aug 7:30 PM Sound of Simon tribute to simon & garfunkel community orchestra playing classical Tues 6-Aug 7:30 PM Kenwood Symphony Orchestra music Thurs 8-Aug 7:30 PM La Danse Fatale fantastic story telling through dance Fri *9-Aug 10:00 AM The Teapot Tempest original americana and tasty covers Fri 9-Aug 7:30 PM Star Tribune Presents: Last Import energetic and melodic surf-punk Sat 10-Aug 7:30 PM Michael Monroe acoustic folk vocals guitar flutes Sun *11-Aug 2:00 PM The Chris Holtmeier Trio cool jazz with a pop twist Sun 11-Aug 5:30 PM Concrete Surgery R&B funk reggae contemporary rock Mon 12-Aug 7:30 PM Windjammers variety: marches, rags, classical Tues 13-Aug 7:30 PM Dead Kings of Norway keyboard-fronted punk alternative Thurs 15-Aug 7:30 PM B & The Sting Roots rock and reggae Star Tribune Presents: Fri 16-Aug 7:30 PM Justin Courtney Pierre Indie Rock, Alternative, Punk Sat 17-Aug 7:30 PM Jillian Rae singer, fiddler, songwriter Sun 18-Aug 2:00 PM The Fairlanes a cappella doo-wop vocal quartet Sun 18-Aug 5:30 PM Brooklyn Big Band 18 piece swing dance band Mon 19-Aug 7:30 PM Minnesota Mandolin Orchestra contemporary mandolin music Tues 20-Aug 7:30 PM Tim Casey original power pop rock 'n roll Uptown musicians performing Thurs 22-Aug 7:30 PM City of Lakes Community Band concert favorites catchy, intelligent, family-friendly Fri *23-Aug 10:00 AM Louis and Dan and the Invisible Band music Star Tribune Presents: Alternative rock ‘n roll trio Fri 23-Aug 7:30 PM Porcupine acoustic, soulful, empowered, genre- Sat 24-Aug 7:30 PM Lynn O'Brien bending, original Sun 25-Aug 2:00 PM No Man's String Band 21st century bluegrass Sun 25-Aug 5:30 PM JazzFly dynamic R&B, blues and jazz Minnesota born country folk Mon 26-Aug 7:30 PM Luke Hendrickson americana Tues 27-Aug 7:30 PM Prairie Fire Lady Choir 60 member a capella group Thurs 29-Aug 7:30 PM Luke LeBlanc & the Cool Hands indie folk-rock trio Fri 30-Aug 7:30 PM Dred I Dread award winning reggae band Sat 31-Aug 7:30 PM Noisy Withdrawal mostly lawyer, one doctor band For the full Music in the Parks schedule, please visit our website: www.mplsmusicandmovies.com Minneapolis Music in the Parks 2019 Lake Harriet Bandshell Schedule 4135 W Harriet Pkwy Follow our Facebook or Twitter for up to date schedule changes and weather information SEPTEMBER Sun 1-Sep 2:00 PM Standing Waves intelligent alternative rock/folk/pop Sun 1-Sep 5:30 PM The Usual Things alt-rock with a little country Mon 2-Sep 5:30 PM BOB! 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