PITTSBURGH — A favorite summer event is returning to Pittsburgh in June.
City officials just announced the schedule for the 2026 Summer Concert Series. It’s a slate of 22 free events spotlighting local jazz, classical music and rock music.
Below is the full schedule and more details about the concerts.
“Stars at Riverview”
Saturdays, June 6 – July 25 (no concert July 4) from 7 – 8:30 p.m. at Riverview Park – Observatory Hill
June 6 Roger Barbour Music June 13 Alex Perez Trio June 20 Kenny Blake June 27 Alex Peck Trio July 11 Big Fat Jazz July 18 Fermented Beats July 25 Chantal Joseph
This series spotlights jazz, fusion and more. There will be rotating food trucks on site and a free movie will follow the concert. Concert-goers are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs.
“Bach, Beethoven, and Brunch”
Sundays, June 21 – July 26 (no concert July 5) 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. at Mellon Park – Fifth and Shady Avenues, Point Breeze/Squirrel Hill
June 21 East Winds Symphonic BandJune 28 River City BrassJuly 12 Three Rivers Young Peoples OrchestraJuly 19 Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraJuly 26 Academy Concerts presents “HaydnBurgh”
Concert-goers can hear classic melodies and have a picnic during these concerts, as well as purchase food and drinks from local vendors. The series features Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Three Rivers young Peoples Orchestra and more.
“Reservoir of Jazz”
Sundays, August 2 – 30 from 5 – 7 p.m. at Highland Park – Highland Avenue & Reservoir Drive
August 2 Steel City CalypsoAugust 9 Lee Robinson & ISKAAugust 16 Kenny Powell & Viii DorseyAugust 23 Mode IndigoAugust 30 Tim Stevens Project
This longtime popular event returns with Lee Robinson & ISKA and a full slate of newcomers.
Refreshments are available and there will be rotating craft vendors each week. The concert is followed by line dancing sessions.
“Jam at Grandview”
Saturdays, August 1 – 29 from 7 – 8:30 p.m. at Grandview Park Bandstand – Bailey Avenue, Mt. Washington
August 1 BrahctopusAugust 8 Sunny Daze & The WeathermenAugust 15 Wild Blue YonderAugust 22 Tony From BowlingAugust 29 SamJAMwich
Concert-goers can enjoy music, brews and city views while listening to local bands that blend the genres of rock, psychedelic and funk.
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