Legendary Local Blues Band to Play Doylestown’s Summer Concert Series

DOYLESTOWN, PA—A legendary local blues band will take the stage on July 31 at Doylestown’s Central Park for the Thompson Performing Arts Summer Concert Series.

Little Red Rooster has a large following among fans of the blues in the Philadelphia area and beyond. In its 30-plus years together, the band has developed a devoted following of blues aficionados in the area and around the world.

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In 2015, the band was inducted into the International Blues Hall of Fame.

All shows are free and start at 7 p.m. at the C&N Amphitheater in Central Park at 425 Wells Road. A beer garden will open at 6 p.m. on show nights. Food trucks offering ice cream, water ice, pizza and other foods will also be at the concerts.

Township officials are warning that because of construction, parking near the amphitheater will be limited. Parking will be available in lots adjacent to the amphitheater and in the lot near the park exit.

Additional parking is available at the New Britain Road entrance to Central Park. The trail will lead you back to the amphitheater. (More information about parking is available on the township’s website.)

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If the weather is bad, concerts will be cancelled. To check on a concert's status, visit the Department of Parks & Recreation website.

Here’s the lineup for the rest of this summer’s shows:

Aug. 7: Lights Out: Frankie Valli tribute.

Aug. 14: River of Dreams: Billy Joel tribute.

Aug. 21: Bell Bottom Blues: Eric Clapton tribute.

Aug. 28: Class Act: dance band.

Sept. 11 (rescheduled from June 5): Bigg Romeo: dance band.

Sept. 22 (special Sunday show rescheduled from June 26 ): Cherry Lane: high-energy rock/R&B. (This show will take place from 1:30-4:30 p.m. at the Food Truck Festival.)

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