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NYC SummerStage 2025: A Citywide Celebration

New York City’s 2025 summer concert season is set to be one of the most vibrant in recent memory, with over 43 free and ticketed performances across the five boroughs. From jazz legends and indie rockers to salsa orchestras and global pop stars, the city’s parks and outdoor venues will host a diverse array of musical experiences.


🎶 SummerStage 2025: A Citywide Celebration

Presented by the City Parks Foundation, SummerStage returns with a dynamic lineup of free and benefit concerts in parks across NYC. Highlights include:Wikipedia+1City Parks Foundation+1

  • Opening Night (June 4, Central Park): GRAMMY-winning jazz bassist Marcus Miller, Tank and the Bangas, The Soul Rebels, and DJ Logic kick off the season. City Parks Foundation+1NYS Music+1

  • Yandel Sinfónico Tour (June 7, Central Park): Reggaeton star Yandel brings his symphonic show to the park.

  • The Roots (July 20, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park): The legendary hip-hop band performs a free show in Queens. New York Post+7New York Post+7New York Post+7

  • Charlie Parker Jazz Festival (August 22–24, Marcus Garvey Park): A weekend of jazz featuring Ron Carter’s Great Big Band, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and more. NYS Music


BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival

From June 7 to August 16, Prospect Park’s Bandshell hosts the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival, showcasing a mix of free and benefit concerts. The lineup includes a variety of artists spanning genres and cultures. BRIC


New York Philharmonic’s Free Concerts in the Parks

The NY Phil continues its beloved tradition with free outdoor performances:Riverside Park Conservancy+2New York Philharmonic+2New York Philharmonic+2

These concerts feature classical masterpieces and conclude with fireworks. New York Philharmonic+3New York Philharmonic+3Central Park+3


Summer on the Hudson: Riverside Park’s Cultural Series

Riverside Park’s “Summer on the Hudson” offers nearly 400 free events, including:Riverside Park Conservancy

The series runs from May through October along Manhattan’s west side. Riverside Park Conservancy


Naumburg Orchestral Concerts: Classical Music in Central Park

Since 1905, the Naumburg Orchestral Concerts have provided free classical music performances at the Naumburg Bandshell in Central Park. The 2025 season continues this tradition with a series of concerts featuring esteemed ensembles and soloists. Wikipedia+1New York Philharmonic+1


Governors Ball Music Festival: June 6–8 at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park

The Governors Ball returns with headliners:Riverside Park Conservancy+2New York Post+2New York Post+2

  • Olivia Rodrigo

  • Tyler, the Creator

  • Hozier

The festival also features artists like Glass Animals, Feid, and Conan Gray, offering a mix of pop, hip-hop, and indie rock. New York Post+1Wikipedia+1


Billy Joel’s Historic “Triple Play” Stadium Tour

Billy Joel makes history by performing at all three major NYC-area stadiums in one summer:New York Post

These concerts mark Joel’s first performances at these venues, offering fans a unique opportunity to see the Piano Man live. New York Post+1New York Post+1


Additional Free Concerts Across the City

NYC Parks hosts numerous free concerts throughout the summer, including:Secret NYC

These performances offer a variety of musical styles in accessible community settings.


Plan Your Summer Music Experience

With a rich tapestry of musical events spanning genres and neighborhoods, NYC’s summer concert season promises unforgettable experiences for all. Whether you’re into classical symphonies, indie rock, or global rhythms, the city’s parks are your stage.

For a complete schedule and updates, visit:

Enjoy the music and the magic of New York City this summer!

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