PetRock

begins at 6:00pm

PetRock will return to open the season with a live tribute show that you have to hear to believe. Based out of Omaha, PetRock is the nation’s ultimate musical tribute to the smooth rock of the 70’s. Their period threads will make concertgoers believe that a band can travel through time and the feel-good vibes from their live performance will take fans back to the greatest decade of live rock music in history. Regularly selling out shows across the region, PetRock is the premier band of its kind.

Saturday, July 6th

The Steel Wheels

Virginia-based folk-rock band The Steel Wheels have spent almost twenty years writing, recording, and touring, all the while constantly honing their evolving brand of American roots music. Through the years, The Steel Wheels have drawn on both traditional form and modern sounds to capture the beauty in all of life’s varied trials and triumphs. Whether at a joyous summer festival, at their many shows across the country and beyond, or in the studio, The Steel Wheels continue their mission set out over a decade ago; shaking up traditions to see what sticks, telling stories, and joining communities through song.

Lance Roark

begins at 5:00pm

Lance Roark is a captivating, high energy singer-songwriter from the hills of Oklahoma. With his intriguing voice, hard driving back beats, down home lyrics and unapologetically raw guitar tone, Roark paints a picture of the joy, heartache, and beauty of everyday life. While staying true to his bluegrass and country roots, Roark’s music is that of a river — ever flowing and changing, rising and falling, with beauty or destruction waiting around every bend.

Saturday, August 3rd

Matt Koziol

New Jersey native Matt Koziol is reminiscent of a barrel-aged bourbon. From the first sip, Koziol’s voice cuts through with a palpable heat. His songs have been distilled and drip with tradition, authenticity, and a raw quality that could only come from a man that has seen more than 10 years on the road as a hired gun. Matt has played shows with former Stone Pier performers, including 49 Winchester and Hailey Whitters, with a growing resume of festival appearances. His latest single features Vince Gill and more releases are planned for 2024.

Brooke Lee

begins at 5:00pm

Born and raised in North Carolina, Brooke Lee was born with music intertwined in her life. Her grandparents were pastors and introduced her first opportunity to perform through worship leading and singing in church. Brooke would later discover her strong passion for classic rock and country, influenced by the likes of Joan Jett, Stevie Nicks, Janis Joplin and Dolly Parton. Her signature powerhouse smokey vocal and free spirit attitude resonates with audiences of all ages. Brooke released her debut EP in summer of last year.

Sunday, September 1st

The Band of Heathens

The Band of Heathens is an Austin-based rock and roll band led by dual lead vocalists and songwriters Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist. The band has remained fiercely independent with complete control of their music, turning down label offers and building their audience show by show, fan by fan.With over twenty years on the road, their recent successes include a gold record for their cover of Levon Helm’s song “Hurricane,” a national television debut on “CBS Saturday Morning,” along with a Grand Old Opry debut in 2023. They also released their ninth studio album, “Simple Things,” in March of last year.

Cory Waller & The Wicked Things

begins at 5:00pm

Cory Waller & The Wicked Things are budding talents in the Midwest country scene. Hard work and honesty are at the center of the bands sound and songwriting. Taking inspiration from Jason Isbell, John Mellencamp, and Blackberry Smoke, lead singer & songwriter Cory forges his own musical path and is backed by a band of his favorite heroes and friends — The Wicked Things.