See these 8 free concerts in Surrey\u2019s Sounds of Summer series starting July 8<\/p>\n
Published 9:00 am Sunday, June 28, 2026<\/p>\n
Eight free concerts form Surrey\u2019s 2026 Sounds of Summer series, starting July 8.<\/p>\n
Performances are Wednesday evenings in July and August at some of Surrey\u2019s most beautiful parks and outdoor spaces, 6:30 at 8 p.m.<\/p>\n
As always, the music is diverse with a mix of rock, jazz, country, Punjabi fusion and more on the dates noted below. Artist biographies are from the City of Surrey\u2019s website:<\/p>\n
The Woodland Jazz Orchestra, July 8 at The Glades Woodland Garden, 457 172 St., South Surrey: Led by bassist and composer Emilio Suarez, this orchestra brings a sophisticated, high-energy big band sound to the lush, natural beauty of the West Coast. The ensemble is a powerhouse 8-piece collective designed to bridge the gap between classic swing tradition and modern jazz elegance.<\/p>\n
Music City Showcase, July 15 at Bear Creek Garden, 13780 88 Ave., Newton: FUSIONpresents and Surrey Parks present the second annual Music City Showcase featuring Surrey\u2019s Coco Larosa, Langley singer-songwriter Drew Storey and the alt-pop music of Sieski.<\/p>\n
Mikey Jose & Groffie, July 22 at Sullivan Heights Park, 14426 64 Ave., Newton: As a neuroscience PhD candidate-by-day, independent artist-by-night, Mikey Jose thrives in the in-between, putting him in a unique position to build bridges that connect brain and heart. Mikey takes cues from classic and modern R&B\/Soul greats like Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Leon Thomas and Beyonc\u00e9.<\/p>\n
The Boot Scooters & Line Dancing, July 29 at Surrey Civic Plaza, 13450 104 Ave., City Centre: A high-energy collective of seasoned touring session musicians and professional dancers. Blending musical precision with show-stopping choreography, this dynamic group delivers a full-throttle honky-tonk experience unlike any other. Fronted by Emmett Jerome and Nick Varelas, who pay homage to the golden era of country.<\/p>\n