Jefferson Starship 

Jefferson Starship is an American rock band from San Francisco, Calif., birthed from the group Jefferson Airplane. The band released eight gold and platinum albums between 1974 and 1984, created 20 hit singles, and played to sold-out concerts worldwide. Some of their top hits include, “Somebody to Love,” “Volunteers,” “White Rabbit,” and “Count on Me.” Jefferson Starship features original members David Freiberg and drummer Donny Baldwin. Chris Smith is on keyboards and synth bass, Jude Gold plays lead guitar, and Grammy Nominee Cathy Richardson is lead female vocalist. 

Brenton Wood 

American singer and songwriter, Brenton Wood, is best known for his two 1967 hit singles, “The Oogum Boogum Song,” and “Gimme Little Sign.” He formed his own record label and coproduced and co-wrote the funk-soul classic, “Sticky Boom Boom to Cold Part I and II.” 

Lowrider Band

 Multi-platinum singer-songwriters Howard Scott (guitar), Harold Brown (drums), Lee Oskar (harmonica) and B.B. Dickerson (bass), along with Lance Ellis (saxophone and flute), Pete Cole (keyboards), and Chuk Barber (percussion) comprise Lowrider Band. “The Cisco Kid,” “Why Can’t We Be Friends,” “Spill the Wine” and “The World is a Ghetto” are among their most popular compositions which echo R&B, funk, rock, Latin and reggae styles. 

GA tickets = general admission ticket. You can bring your own lawn chair to set up in the back half of the park.

VIP tickets = tickets to an area close to the stage with chairs provided.