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Summer music preview: Sounds on the Square Concert Series ⛱🎵

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We love an outdoor concert. Especially when it’s free, family-friendly, and involves our favorite local restaurant vendors + food trucks. Which is why we’re pumped about Sounds on the Square, presented every other Friday by Nexton + the Town of Summerville, all summer long.

The free concert series will rotate between two locations: the just opened Nexton Square dining + entertainment district in Summerville’s Nexton community and Hutchinson Square in downtown Summerville.

Sounds on the Square kicked off with The Vegabonds on June 21 but has plenty of shows left, so we put together an at-a-glance preview below. Pick out which shows sound the most up your aural alley, or make plans to attend them all.

  • July 5 | 6-8 p.m. | Sideshow Americans at Hutchinson Square
    • Fun fact: New release coming out in late 2019.
    • Soundbite: Hear a live recording of “Little Bit of Luck.”
    • 3 search terms: Americana. Strings. Four-part harmonies.
  • July 19 | 6-8 p.m. | The Caroline Keller Band at Nexton Square
    • Fun fact: Caroline’s first album dropped when she was just 16 years old.
    • Soundbite: Hear the band’s 2018 song “Trouble.”
    • 3 search terms: Country. Soul. Powerful vocals.
  • August 2 | 6-8 p.m. | Outshyne at Hutchinson Square
    • Fun fact: The band is on tour with dates booked through December.
    • Soundbite: Hear “Butterflies” off their new EP.
    • 3 search terms: Roadtrip. Country. Keith Urban.
  • August 16 | 6-8 p.m. | Act TBA at Nexton Square
  • August 30 | 6-8 p.m. | Act TBA at Hutchinson Square
  • September 13 | 6-8 p.m. | Act TBA at Nexton Square
  • September 27 | 6-8 p.m.| The Jebb Mac Band at Hutchinson Square
    • Fun fact: Jebb once opened for Snoop Dogg with his former band.
    • Soundbite: Check out the music video for “Sip of That.
    • 3 search terms: Genre crossover. Horns. Dance-friendly.

Keep an eye on the Sounds on the Square homepage to see when the rest of the bands are announced + to find out more about the series. 🎵

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