These hot Saturday nights will be made even hotter by world-class music.

The City of Peachtree Corners recently announced the lineup for its 4th annual Summer Concert Series at the Town Green in the Town Center. The free concerts take place at 7 p.m. on the last Saturday of the month from May through October. Fans are encouraged to patronize the many restaurants located within the Town Center and can also bring their own food to the Town Green. 

If you’ve been to the Town Center recently, you’ve seen a lot of construction in process. The city is expanding the Town Green playground and completing the next segment of the multi-use trail to connect from the pedestrian bridge along the creek to Peachtree Corner Circle. Some portions of the trail have been opened, but pedestrians are asked to respect the orange fencing around the active construction sites. The goal is to complete the construction before the start of the summer concerts.

May 28: Spin Doctors with Last Chance Riders

The Spin Doctors are best known for their early 1990s hits “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong,” which both were featured on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Thirty years and a thousand twists the Spin Doctors will also be the last men standing, still making music like their lives depend on it and still staking the room.

Atlanta rock band Last Chance Riders will be opening the evening up taking the stage at 7 p.m.

June 25:  Brotherhood (Doobie Brothers Tribute) with Guardians of the Jukebox (80’s cover band)

Brotherhood, a Doobie Brothers tribute band, is made of up of eight veteran musicians who were brought together by their love of Doobie Brothers’ music. They honor the original group, including two drummers and a percussionist, two guitars, bass, and keyboards, and all the vocal harmonies that made the Doobies incredible sound.

80’s Cover band juggernaut Guardians of the Jukebox will open the evening taking the stage at 7 p.m.

July 30: Everclear with Hushmoney

Considering Everclear has written and recorded some truly iconic ’90s alt-rock hits, it would be all too easy these days for the band to be a victim of its past successes, relegated to performing as a glorified jukebox, existing to satisfy the nostalgic cravings of Gen Xers everywhere. But singer-guitarist Art Alexakis isn’t about to start phoning it in now. Everclear continues to tour extensively, and while it’s a virtual surety that no Everclear gig is complete without a rendition of “Santa Monica” and “Father of Mine,” lately the band has found that exploring the full range of past material—especially the “deep cuts”— not only gives fans a rare treat, but it also injects new life into the band’s live dynamic.

Peachtree Corners own Hushmoney will be opening the evening hitting the stage at 7p.m.

August 27: Stayin’ Alive (Bee Gees Tribute) with The Mike Veal Band

Stayin’ Alive offers audiences the sounds and sights of a full Bee Gees play list, singing blockbuster such as “Night Fever,” “How Deep is Your Love,” and “Jive Talkin’,” Stayin’ Alive is the quintessential tribute band to the Bee Gees capturing the excitement of live performance and the tender subtleties of the human voice.

Atlanta’s The Mike Veal Band will open the evening by taking to the stage at 7 p.m.

September 24: Vertical Horizon with All The Locals

In 1999 Vertical Horizon signed with RCA and experienced meteoric success with “Everything You Want” selling over two million copies. The title song captured the #1 spot on the Billboard’s Hot 100 and went on to become the most played single of 2000. Today’s Vertical Horizon shares the practices of most long-enduring acts: different creative personnel have entered and exited, adding to the ever-expanding sonic tapestry.  Experienced bands also run the gamut where it comes to variety, and Vertical Horizon is no exception here.  Genres, styles, sounds are the band’s “tools of the trade,” but they’re used with such variety — such intricacy — that it’s a challenge to “classify” the band’s sound.  Sure, it’s rock, but nuances mean so much.

Atlanta based All The Locals will kick the evening off at 7 p.m. 

October 22: The Purple Xperience (Prince Tribute)

Marshall Charloff’s Purple Xperience is a five-piece group hailing from Prince’s birthplace, Minneapolis, MN.  They have been touring around the country since its inception in 2011 by Dr. Fink, member of Prince’s band, The Revolution, and front-man Marshall Charloff – bringing the greatest and most authentic production of His Royal Badness in the world to audiences of all generations. Since it began, Purple Xperience has entertained well over 300,000 fans and has shared the bill with The Time, Cameo, Fetty Wap, Gin Blossoms, Atlanta Rhythm section and Cheap Trick.

Park and Walk

Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Deck or on-street within the Town Center.  Additional parking is available in the parking areas off Davinci Court off Peachtree Corners Circle (3720 Davinci Court, 3715 Davinci Court or 2745 Davinci Court). You’ll cross Peachtree Corners Circle and access the Town Green via a mulch path with string lights.

Ride Share

Ride share drop off and pick up location is The Piedmont Bank, 5100 Peachtree Parkway.

Prohibited Items

For the safety and convenience of all guests the following items are prohibited on the Town Green.

• Glass Containers
• Fires or Barbecue Grills
• Large or Rolling Coolers
• Tables larger than 2 feet
• Large or over-sized bags/back packs, luggage, or duffel bags
• Tarps, Blankets, Inflatable Furniture 
• Candles, Fireworks or Sparklers
• Smoking, Vaping or use of any tobacco products
• Illegal Substance or Drugs
• Pets or Animals with the exception of service animals
• Flying Objects including but not limited to: Sports Balls, Flying Discs, Beach Balls, or Drones
• Tents, tables or staking. No items can be affixed to any park infrastructure

Guests are expected to behave respectfully and in accordance with Town Green policy, state and local laws. Any guest that is acting in a manner that is deemed unsafe can be subject to eviction.

The concerts are set to occur rain or shine. A concert will only be canceled if dangerous weather (i.e. tornado) is forecast. For all other events:  if a 70% chance of rain or greater is forecast for the day of the event, it will be canceled 48 hours in advance.  If a 50% – 70% chance of rain is forecast, the event may be canceled 24 hours in advance.  AlleEvent cancellations will be posted on the website at least 24 hours in advance.

Attendees are welcome to start setting up items after 8 a.m. on the day of the concert. The city is not liable for any items left unattended at the park. Event staff has the right to move items that are in the way of walkways or event equipment. Tarps and blankets are prohibited and will be folded up if left behind to make room for as many attendees as possible.