Old Orchard Gazebo Music Series

There’s no better way to celebrate the end of summer than with an evening of live music at Gazebo Park in Webster Groves.

Bring a lawn chair, fill your picnic basket from a local restaurant, and enjoy performances from favorite bands in the St. Louis region.

Now in its 21st season, the Old Orchard Gazebo Music Series will run for six consecutive Fridays in August and September.  Each concert is free and begins at 7 p.m. in the Gazebo at 8180 Big Bend Blvd.  Performances span a variety of musical styles including Latin, R&B, Acoustic Rock, and Classic Country.

 

The Red and Black Brass Band returns to Webster Groves on August 28, bringing an energetic fusion of jazz, soul, and pop to Old Orchard.

Performing September 4, The Bishops are a St. Louis-based acoustic duo featuring Daniel and Matthew Bishop, known for innovative arrangements of classic rock, pop, and R&B favorites.

As the longest-running Grateful Dead tribute band in the country, Jake’s Leg will take the stage on September 11 with improvisational jams, jazz stylings, and dance grooves. Expect a huge crowd!

On the eve of the Old Webster Jazz & Blues Festival, singer-songwriter Neil Salsich performs his style of rock, blues, and soul music.  Salsich gained national fame as a participant on "The Voice.”

The Old Orchard Gazebo Music Series concludes on September 25 with Diesel Island, a popular classic and outlaw country cover band.

 

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