Arts Huntsville and Huntsville Parks & Recreation announce 2026 Concerts in the Park Lineup
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Summer evenings in downtown Huntsville will once again come alive with music as Arts Huntsville and Huntsville Parks & Recreation present the 2026 Concerts in the Park series beginning Monday, June 1.
Celebrating its longstanding tradition as one of Huntsville’s favorite summer events, the free weekly concert series will feature 10 weeks of live performances in Big Spring Park every Monday evening through August 3.
Showcasing an exciting lineup of local musical talent across genres including rock, country, jazz, R&B, and contemporary hits, concerts will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets for seating, and leashed pets are welcome.
This year’s concerts are presented with the support of Huntsville International Airport, Huntsville Utilities, Xfinity, CB&S Bank, Keel Point, Pei Ling Charitable Trust and Cumulus Media. The concert lineup features the following local performers:
June 1- Set 1: Groovy Neighbors, Set 2:JUICE
June 8- Maneuver Center of Excellence Band (MCoE) of Fort Benning
June 15- Set 1: Rocket City Jazz Orchestra, Set 2: Groove
June 22- Set 1: J Class Band, Set 2: Jamar
June 29 – Set 1: Ty Blackwell, Set 2: Brett Carlisle & the Mason Jar Prophets
July 6- Set 1: Bloom After Fall, Set 2: The Backbeat Band
July 13- Set 1: Jayne and the Huntsme, Set 2: SIMEON
July 20- Set 1: The Grasstronauts, Set 2: The Brooklines
July 27- Set 1: Lana White & The Heights, Set 2: Triple Play
August 3- Set 1: Surprise Lineup
The June 8th concert is part of Huntsville’s Armed Forces Week celebrations. Arts Huntsville and the City of Huntsville are proud to present the Maneuver Center of Excellence Band (MCoE) of Fort Benning, Ga., with service history dating back to 1916. The MCoE’s 26-member Concert Band will perform a full program of patriotic music and popular tunes.
“Concerts in the Park is one of the ways we celebrate the incredible talent and sense of community that makes Huntsville special,” said Allison Dillon-Jauken, Executive Director of Arts Huntsville. “Each week, audiences can enjoy a different musical experience in the beautiful setting of Big Spring Park, from crowd-favorite local bands to emerging artists across a variety of genres.”
“Concerts in the Park has become a signature Huntsville tradition that brings people to Big Spring Park to enjoy great music and community connection,” said Parks & Recreation Director James Gossett. “We’re proud to partner with Arts Huntsville to offer these free concerts and invite everyone to come out, enjoy the park, and experience another exciting summer season.”
Local food trucks and vendors will be onsite offering a diverse array of local cuisine. Food trucks will be along Williams Avenue with additional offerings in the park. Picnics are also encouraged at the concerts.