Concert in the Park Series

2025 Concert in the Park Series

The Concert in the Park Series will once again be at the Frisco Historic Park gazebo and lawn at 120 East Main Street this summer. Concerts will take place on Thursdays from June 19 to August 28, 2025 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm.

What to Expect

Concerts in the Park are pet-friendly with the expectation that pets are leashed and well-mannered.
No outside alcohol is allowed, but beverage sales are available and benefit a different local non-profit at each concert. Feel free to bring a dinner picnic though, as most concerts only feature beverages and light snacks for sale. There are also many great restaurants within walking distance of the concert. Learn more about dining options in Frisco.
Chairs and blankets are allowed.

2025 Music & Non-Profit Lineup

Thursday, June 19, 2025

Musical Act: Red Rock Vixens
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Mile High Behavioral Healthcare

Dance the night away as this female fronted trio travel through music history, delivering lush harmonies and energy-packed performances, which have wowed audiences across the Denver Metropolitan area. Hear all time favorites from bands like KISS, Prince, The Temptations, ABBA, Queen and more!

Thursday, June 26, 2025

Musical Act: Wild Love Tigress
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: High Country Conservation Center

An eight-piece band complete with horns, backing singers and the full spectrum of hairstyles, Wild Love Tigress plays hard-grooving modern funk music that combines high caliber musicianship with thoughtful songwriting. They put on a high-energy live show that always gets crowds up and dancing. Their most recent album, “On the Prowl”, was released in January 2025 and features the singles “Bendy King”, “I Plead the Fifth”, and “If I Can’t Run.”

Thursday, July 3, 2025 – Big Stage on Main Street at 1st Avenue

Kick off the 4th of July weekend in Frisco with a free concert on Main Street.

Musical Act: Magic Beans
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Mountain Mentors

Magic Beans have a passion for music that is as infectious as their songs, both of which have gained national notoriety in a short time. The band honors the wide diaspora of American music by incorporating the flavors of funk, R&B, rock, soul, and even some country influence into a complete package that is noticeably their own. Their latest release, Unzipped, is an all-instrumental tribute to lo-fi recording techniques, hip hop beat tapes, and 90’s neo-soul. Previous studio releases like Slice of Life, showcase the bands’ depth of songwriting and composition, as well as their knack for catchy lyrics. The Beans have extensively toured their analog dance music and neo-jam across the country, earning them an expansive fanbase.

Thursday, July 10, 2025

Musical Act: King Cabbage Brass Band
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Café Food Rescue

King Cabbage Brass Band is like a jukebox of funk, soul, jazz, and R&B, with a live show that transcends genre boundaries and captivates the audience with sing along songs that last all night. Eight performers driving the groove, fronted by a five-piece horn section, are on a mission to spread joy wherever they go.

Since its formation, King Cabbage has established itself as a regional favorite among people from all walks of life. Performing at festivals like SXSW and FORMAT Festival, which featured Leon Bridges and Alanis Morsette, as well as countless concert series, and selling out historic venues, the word is getting out about King Cabbage’s live show.

Thursday, July 17, 2025

Musical Act: Titonic
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Blue River Watershed Group

Discover the electrifying sound of Titonic, an eight-piece funk, soul, and R&B powerhouse band hailing from Fort Collins, Colorado. Led by the dynamic vocals of Monique Ford, Titonic channels the soulful spirit of icons like Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin, infusing classics from Tower of Power, Steely Dan, and The Doobie Brothers with their own vibrant energy. Since their inception in March 2019, Titonic has captivated audiences with their infectious rhythms and sizzling horn section. As they continue to set stages ablaze in 2025, don’t miss your chance to groove along to their irresistible tunes.

Thursday, July 24, 2025

Musical Act: Jubilingo
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Summit 50 Plus

For the past 10 years Jubilingo has been cutting their teeth playing in Denver and the surrounding mountain towns while serving up tasty sets filled with heartfelt vocals, searing guitar riffs, and heavy grooves. Jubilingo melds the heart of southern soul with the free-spirited sensibilities of Colorado’s jam-rock scene and has crafted a unique sound that is best described as a crispy-fried, soulful, and funky blend of sonic ingredients that will lift your spirits and move your bones!

Thursday, July 31, 2025

Musical Act: Plain Faraday
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Colorado Learning Connections

Plain Faraday is an independent music project from Denver, Colorado. Their unique sound pulls from a variety of genres, including influences from folk, indie-rock, Americana, jazz, and neo-soul. The group’s quest for meaningful lyrics and dynamic compositions are guided by a respect for wood and steel and times past and present. Over the years, Plain Faraday has shared stages with prominent artists like Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners, Proxima Parada, Moon Taxi, Trash Panda, Happy Landing, Emily Brimlow, Susto, Dustbowl Revival, and others. They’re known for their energetic stage performance and engaging sound.

Thursday, August 7, 2025

Musical Act: Joslyn & The Sweet Compression
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Summit County Preschool

A rising force out of Lexington, Kentucky, this band led by Joslyn Hampton comes out swinging on their sophomore album, ready to uplift and inspire through their singular and stirring soul-funk sound. 2019’s critically acclaimed debut album made them a favorite headliner at regional clubs and music festivals. After a grueling and relentless tour schedule, which saw them supporting Tower of Power at New York’s Sony Hall and Tyler Childers at Colorado’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the band is back with Bona Fide, a sonically and emotionally charged record that captures their breathtaking live energy as well as their humanity.

Thursday, August 14, 2025

Musical Act: The Big Onions
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Summit County Library Foundation

The Big Onions are a culmination of the three original band members who bring diverse backgrounds and talents; a funk/blues guitarist, a jazz influenced drummer from Nebraska and a rock bassist from Colorado. The group formed under the auspices of open mic night at Frisco’s Back Country Brewery in 2000/2001. Forming a power blues/funk trio, the Onions cruised through numerous local gigs and clubs in Summit County for a number of years in the infancy of the now thriving local music scene. The band added a fourth Onion and keyboardist after a combined gig in Estes Park and remained a four-piece blues/funk band ever since. Stretching the boundaries of the 70’s music genre, the band features the early sounds of Hendrix, The Stones, Santana and Buffalo Springfield. Inclusive of later 70’s music, the Big Onions perform songs from Led Zeppelin, Allman Brothers, Little Feat, and ZZ Tops.

Thursday, August 21, 2025

Musical Act: The Violet Pines
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: Altitude REALTORS® Gives

This four-piece band brings the heat of the high desert to every stage they play. The Violet Pines are known for their high-energy performances, with a variety of dynamic stylings guided by the simple intention of getting the crowd moving and grooving.

Thursday, August 28, 2025

Musical Act: Frisco Funk Collective
Local Non-Profit Beneficiary: CASA of the Continental Divide

The Frisco Funk Collective creates a high-energy, funk-fueled dance party with every show. Since its inception in 2015, the group has developed a reputation as a powerhouse of funk, garnering fans with their technical prowess and enthusiastic performances. Named the 2018-2022 Best Band in the Best of Summit review, the Collective’s unmistakable energy fills dance floors across the High Rockies.