Live Set To Close Out New Lenox Triple Play Series

NEW LENOX, IL — New Lenox's 2023 Triple Play concert series is set to wrap Saturday, July 22, with iconic rock band Live taking the stage at the Commons. Passes are still available, and discounted to $45, the Village announced last week.

Led by frontman Ed Kowalczyk and known for its hits like "Lightning Crashes," "I Alone," and All Over You," the band has sold more than 22 million albums worldwide. The band's 1994 "Throwing Copper" album—with "Lightning Crashes," and "I Alone," in the song list—reached no. 1 in Billboard's Top 200 and is still considered by many as an alt-rock classic, more than two decades later. The band celebrated the album's 25th anniversary in 2019, with a special edition.

Live follows up performances from The Fray and Jewel, both in June.

Openers for Live include Dan Wade at 6 p.m. and No Resolve at 7:30 p.m.

Gates open at 5:30 p.m.

Parking

Limited parking is available at the Village Hall south lot (1 Veterans Parkway), the New Lenox Public Library (120 Veterans Parkway), Old Plank Trail Community Bank (280 Veterans Parkway), and Trinity Services (301 Veterans Parkway). Additional free parking is available at the Route 30 Metra station, located at 201 N. Prairie. Access to the venue is provided via a free shuttle service that runs continuously throughout the event. Shuttles drop off in the Village Commons at the corner of Veterans Parkway and Gear, near Gate 1.

Carry-in Policy

The following items are prohibited: video/audio recording devices, professional cameras and cameras with detachable lenses, pets (excluding service animals), outside food or beverages, tables, and umbrellas. Small, empty, soft-sided/collapsible coolers are permitted. All bags are subject to search. Blankets and lawn chairs are permitted.

Participating food vendors include:

• Arrowhead Ales Brewing Company
• Backdraft BBQ
• Beggars Pizza
• Bourbons Smokehouse
• Chicago Dough
• Espresso Will Travel
• Joey's Red Hots
• Rosati's Pizza
• Subway
• Tom Kelly's Chophouse and Pub