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Raleigh’s summer concert lineup

More than 20 musicians are coming to the City of Oaks this June, July, and August. Get ready to rock with our list of Raleigh’s summer concerts.

Jason Aldean performing on stage

Jason Aldean is coming to Raleigh this summer.

Photo via @jasonaldean

Get ready to rock with Raleigh’s summer concert lineup, featuring 20+ local and national musicians. Here’s who’s coming to the City of Oaks this June, July, and August.

Note: To make planning easy, we’ve separated the shows by genre.

Alternative + Indie

Country

  • Dierks Bentley | Friday, June 16 | Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
  • Eric Church | Friday, August 4 | Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
  • Jason Aldean | Friday, August 11 | Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
  • Tyler Childers | Sunday, August 13 | Red Hat Amphitheater

Covers

Hip-Hop + Rap

Pop

  • Sam Smith | Tuesday, August 1 | PNC Arena
  • Jason Mraz | Friday, August 4 | Red Hat Amphitheater
  • Pentatonix | Saturday, August 19 | Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek

Rock

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