Tuesdays in June | 6:30 – 8:00 pm | Visitor Center Lawn
FREE; no registration required
(sponsored by Friends of Brookside Gardens)

Join us at Brookside Gardens Visitors Center Lawn each Tuesday in June for a series of musical performances set in the beauty of the Gardens ! Admission is free, and no registration is required. Bring your friends and family, and don't forget your chairs, blankets and picnics (allowed in the Gardens on concert evenings only). Food trucks will also be available for your dining pleasure (Free Concert)

This event is sponsored by your generous gift to Friends of Brookside Gardens in the form of memberships and donations!! Thank you "Friends"!

OCHO DE BASTOS:
Latin Pop

Ocho de Bastos: (translation: Eight of Clubs) came to life when a group of young enthusiastic and passionate musicians formed a Latin Pop Band to bring together people of all ages and backgrounds. Since then, Ocho de Bastos has become one of the most popular and sought out party bands in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. A unique guitar sound, blended with powerful drums, Latin percussion, and catchy brass riffs, complement Ocho de Bastos’ unique style. They are your bilingual party starters and music experts. Watch to know more about them!

THE 19th STREET BAND:
Americana/Country/Rock

The 19th Street Band: Characterized by high energy the band together a constellation of Americana, country, and rock, with a breath of fresh air. Caolaidhe (pronounced “Cally”) Davis (guitar/harmonica/vocalist) along with fiddle/mandolin/vocalist/partner-in-crime, Meghan Davis, create a joy-filled chemistry that no crowd can resist. Add to the mix the very talented Greg Hardin (bass/vocals) & Patty Dougherty (drums), and this band will have everyone enthralled.  Bridging the musical roots from Ireland to the Appalachian, their eclectic gypsy-rock spirit engages every crowd.

KURLOU REGGAE:
Reggae

Kurlou Reggae:  Jamaican sensation Lenny Kurlou, lead singer, has captivated audiences with his sultry, sexy voice. he covers almost all different styles of Reggae that's known from old school, new school, roots, culture reggae, dancehall, lovers rock, covers and originals. Along with his charismatic voice, Lenny can also add singer/songwriter/ producer/actor to his plethora of talents. Born in Cocburn Pen, Jamaica and raised in Kingston, began singing early in life. He was in a community engrossed with several top reggae artists — where his aspirations to take over the Reggae genre began — follow his journey here. He migrated to the states at an early age, later joining the Anthem Band as a singer.

KING TEDDY:
Swing/Rockabilly

King Teddy: is a proud part of the Washington DC-area swing scene.  They can be seen and heard at summer concerts, wine festivals, celebrations, and some of the best swing dances in the country hosted by Gottaswing.com.  King Teddy is Mike Sottong on lead vocals and keyboard, Dan Rivizzigno on vocals and guitar, Moe Nelson on background vocals and bass, John Rowny on background vocals and drums, and Henry Jessup on sax. A few hours with them is a few hours with the music made famous by Nat King Cole, Louis Prima, Sam Cooke, Elvis Presley, and even the Beatles.  Every song is carefully selected by for its dance-ability and/or foot-tap-ability.