Basking under the strobe lights as your favorite band performs onstage? It sounds like a summer well spent.
Here are summertime concerts from June to July that will allow Baltimore-area music-lovers experience that feeling they long for.
Who: Melanie Martinez
When: June 1
Where: CFG Bank Arena
About: Martinez’s The Trilogy Tour will feature hit songs from her “Cry Baby”, “K-12” and “Portals” album, as well as highlight the evolution of her alter ego: Cry Baby. Along with Martinez, Beach Bunny and Sofia Isella will grace the stage.
Who: Qveen Herby
When: June 8
Where: Rams Head Live
About: A Nebraska native, Herby was originally a member of the pop duo Karmin. Now an independent rapper known for her colorful and boppy sounds, she makes a stop in Baltimore to engross you in her world.
Who: Jacquees
When: June 12
Where: Rams Head Live
About: In celebration of the 10th anniversary of his album “19,” released in 2014, Jacquees will tour across the United States, first kicking off in Memphis, Tennessee. “19” debuted at No. 15 on the U.S. Billboard top R&B Albums and featured Chris Brown, Trinidad James, Lloyd, and Rich Homie Quan.
Who: Maggie Rogers
When: June 16
Where: Merriweather Post Pavilion
About: A native of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Rogers was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best New Artist in 2020. After releasing her third studio album in April 2024, singer-songwriter Rogers will visit Baltimore during The Don’t Forget Me Tour. She will be joined by The Japanese House, a pop and electronica project from London-based musician Amber Bain.
Who: Tim McGraw
When: June 21
Where: CFG Bank Arena
About: The country singer and three-time Grammy award winner will perform his hits as well as selections from his 17th studio album, “Standing Room Only.”
Who: T-Pain
When: June 25
Where: Pier Six Pavilion
About: T-Pain’s Mansion in Wiscansin cross-country tour invites his audience to join him in the “biggest house party of the summer,” according to an Instagram post on Feb. 20. Young Cash, La Russell and NandoSTL are faces that will be present at his Baltimore show.
Who: Sarah McLachlan
When: June 27
Where: Merriweather Post Pavilion
About: Canadian singer McLachlan has embarked on a tour to commemorate the 30th anniversary of her 1993 album “Fumbling Towards Ecstasy.” She will be joined by indie pop singer (and fellow Canadian) Feist.
Who: Donny Osmond
When: June 28
Where: Lyric Baltimore
About: The musical legend Osmond will take fans on a spectacular journey that entails timeless hits; a Broadway-style production of his Disney classic from Mulan, “I’ll Make A Man Out Of You”; and an interactive segment that allows fans to request any song. His award-winning Las Vegas production set will perform at select U.S. cities, including Baltimore. $1 from every ticket sale will go directly to the City of Hope to join them in their fight against diabetes, cancer and other illnesses.
Who: Alanis Morissette
When: June 30
Where: Merriweather Post Pavilion
About: After Morissette sold out her first show at Merriweather, a second show has been added, so get your tickets while you can! The seven-time Grammy Award-winning artist will come to Columbia on The Triple Moon Tour, joined by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts and Morgan Wade.
Who: Chris Brown
When: June 30
Where: CFG Bank Arena
About: Brown’s The 11:11 Tour, a 26-city tour, celebrates the release of his 11th studio album “11:11,” which was released Nov. 10, 2023. The album scored a No. 1 spot on Billboard’s R&B Albums chart and his track “Summer Too Hot” under the album earned a Grammy nomination. At his show, expect to see the Nigerian Afrobeat and R&B artist Ayra Starr, and American pop and R&B singer Muni Long.
Who: Justin Timberlake
When: July 3
Where: CFG Bank Arena
About: Grab your tickets, have fun, and leave behind tomorrow’s worries during Timberlake’s The Forget Tomorrow World Tour. The tour is his seventh headlining concert and his first tour in five years. Tracks from his 2024 album, “Everything I Thought It Was,’ will echo in the ears of audiences.
Who: The Used
When: July 9
Where: Power Plant Live
About: Jam out and rock with The Used at their outdoor concert. The rock band from Orem, Utah became popular in 2002 after the release of their self-titled debut album. Their punk-like performance, scattered instrumentals, and loud chants in between songs are killer.
Who: Janet Jackson
When: July 13
Where: CFG Bank Arena
About: Jackson’s Together Again Tour marks the Grammy Award winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee’s 50th anniversary in entertainment. From tunes in albums “The Velvet Rope,” “janet,” and “Rythm Nation,” Jackson will perform her chart-topping hits and show off her caramelized vocals and effortless moves. American rapper Nelly will perform at the show. Jackson is revisiting Baltimore’s CFG Bank Arena after last performing there in May 2023.
Who: Third Eye Blind
When: July 19
Where: Merriweather Post Pavilion
About: For American rock band Third Eye Blind, this season is the Summer of Gods. They will make a stop at Merriweather on their “Summer of Gods” tour. Special guest Yellowcard will be touring with them from June to August.
Who: Two Door Cinema Club
When: July 27
Where: Pier Six Pavilion
About: All ye indie music lovers, Two Door Cinema Club, a musical band from Northern Ireland, is coming to Baltimore. Known for its melodic indie pop, the group’s debut “Tourist History” was selected for the Choice Music Prize for Irish Album of the Year. Their second album, “Beacon,” was released in 2012 when it debuted at No.1 on the Irish Albums Chart.
Who: O.A.R.
When: July 27
Where: Merriweather Post Pavilion
About: Founded in Rockville, Maryland, the rock band O.A.R. has been performing together since 1996. The group released their 10th album, “The Arcade,” in 2022. They will venture to Merriweather with special guest Fitz and the Tantrums, as well as DJ Logic.
Who: Regina Spektor
When: July 28
Where: Lyric Baltimore
About: Russian-born American singer and songwriter is performing in eight cities in North America during An Evening With Regina Spektor tour, and Baltimore just so happens to be one of those selected cities. Spektor starts her journey on July 24 in Albany, New York, before making her way to the performing arts center at the Lyric for the tour’s fourth performance.
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