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By Aaron Schulze

Music in the Park 2024

2024 Music in the Park lineup unveiled

Jun 24, 2024 | 10:54 AM

KAMLOOPS — The lineup for Music in the Park 2024 in Kamloops has been unveiled.

The 30th edition of the free, nightly summer concert season at Riverside Park in July and August, supported by the City of Kamloops and BCLC, will feature blues, rock, classics, country, tribute bands and other family-friendly acts.

Organizers say performances take place at the Riverside Park Rotary Bandshell each evening from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., but shows are weather and air quality permitting. Cancellation is at the discretion of the evening performer. Food trucks will be at Riverside Park each night.

Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food donations for the Kamloops Food Bank on July 1 and July 24.

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The full lineup is:

• July 1 – Kings of Nashville (blues country rock) 7:00 p.m. to 7:45 p.m.; Buck Wild (country) 8:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.; Bad Moon Riders (CCR tribute) 9:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
• July 2 – Maritime Kitchen Party (Celtic)
• July 3 – Bandidos (Mexican classic rock)
• July 4 – Apollo Suns (jazzy rock)
• July 5 – Road Waves (rock, funk, soul)
• July 6 – Moving Lines (rock)
• July 7 – Blue Voodoo (blues rock)
• July 8 – Sean Bray Quarter with Campbell Ryga (jazz)
• July 9 – Beyond Brass (big band)
• July 10 – Cod Gone Wild (Celtic)
• July 11 – Conor Gaines (Americana, alt blues)
• July 12 – Steve Kozak (Steve Kozak)
• July 13 – Damsel (big rock)
• July 14 – Tim Williams (porch blues)
• July 15 – Serious Dogs (classic rock)
• July 16 – Kaeley Jade (award winning songwriter)
• July 17 – Chick Jagger and the Rolling Tones (Rolling Stones tribute)
• July 18 – Devin Cuddy (country/New Orleans blues)
• July 19 – Spendo (great rock)
• July 20 – Forum (a little bit of everything)
• July 21 – The Wheat in the Barley (Celtic and more)
• July 22 – Last Child (classic rock)
• July 23 – Layer Cake Mountain (Indy, folk, traditional)
• July 24 – BCLC Midsummer Music Jam (various performances)
• July 25 – Cat Wells (blues funk)
• July 26 – Mash Town (classic rhythm and blues)
• July 27 – Hot Sax (funk meets punk)
• July 28 – Jenny and the Gents (classy country and rock)
• July 29 – Wander North (northern rock)
• July 30 – Jeremy Kneeshaw Band (beach rock, blues)
• July 31 – Fair Warning (Van Halen tribute)
• Aug. 1 – John Welsh and Los Valientes (rock, reggae, Latin)
• Aug. 2 – Black Daze (Ozzy Osbourne/Black Sabbath tribute)
• Aug. 3 – BC Top (ZZ Top tribute)
• Aug. 4 – Shattered Blue (Kamloops’ own)
• Aug. 5 – Rube Band (big band musical fun)
• Aug. 6 – Major Funk (big funk)
• Aug. 7 – Tyler Del Pino (contemporary Canadiana)
• Aug. 8 – Led Zeppelin Tribute (Led Zeppelin)
• Aug. 9 – Hip Replacements (Tragically Hip tribute)
• Aug. 10 – OCDC (ACDC tribute)
• Aug. 11 – Mary Jane’s Last Dance (Tom Petty tribute)
• Aug. 12 – Stixx (Mexican rock)
• Aug. 13 – Linus (contemporary mix)
• Aug. 14 – Pistol Whip the Devil (not your grandma’s country)
• Aug. 15 – Tennyson King (contemporary songwriter)
• Aug. 16 – Sherman Doucette (best blues harmonica)
• Aug. 17 – Caleb Hart with Sonic Alley (island soul)
• Aug. 18 – Jahricio (reggae)
• Aug. 19 – The Eh! Team (Canadian rock)
• Aug. 20 – Southern Belles (country classics)
• Aug. 21 – BCO (BTO tribute)
• Aug. 22 – West Coast Slackers (country rock)
• Aug. 23 – Lincoln Kaze (classic rock)
• Aug. 24 – March Hare (popular rock)
• Aug. 25 – Soul Patch (funky town)
• Aug. 26 – Dave Coalmine Band (basement rock)
• Aug. 27 – Heather Clark Band (folk, rock)
• Aug. 28 – The Professionals (classics)
• Aug. 29 – Paisley Groove (groovy)
• Aug. 30 – Angie Heinze Band (80s and 90s)
• Aug. 31 – The Infectuals (closing night party)