Aberdeen's 2022 Outdoor Summer Concert Series: The Schedule

ABERDEEN, NJ — The Aberdeen Summer Concert Series will return on Tuesdays this summer, running every Tuesday night from July 12 - August 30.

Residents will once again be able to jam out all summer long at Veterans Memorial Park in Cliffwood Beach, with some returning favorites, food and fun for the whole family.

Shows will take place each Tuesday of summer, from 7 to 9 p.m. Residents are encouraged to bring their coolers, blankets, chairs and bug spray, and come out for a night of fun.

July 12: The series will kick off on July 12 with Asbury Fever, a Bruce Springsteen tribute band that will play all the Jersey Shore hits.

July 19: Next up is Madison Avenue on July 19, a popular local band that is returning for the third year in a row.

July 26: Southern Steel, another popular local group, will be returning for its fourth time on July 26. The band features retired members of the Keyport police department covering tunes from Lynyrd Skynyrd and other top groups.

August 2: On August 2, the weekly program takes a breather for the annual National Night Out celebration at Guisti Park in Cliffwood, where a band will be part of the festivities.

August 9: The series returns to Veterans Memorial Park on August 9, when the Jersey Tenors take the stage. This opera/rock mash-up group creates an explosive blend of the most iconic opera classics alongside the music of such rock ‘n roll industry greats as Queen, Journey, Elton John and Billy Joel.

August 16: Bell Bottom Blues, an Eric Clapton tribute band

August 23: Country band 40 North will be returning to Aberdeen for the second time on August 23.

August 30: The series closer on August 30 will be Screaming Broccoli, returning for its third year, with some classic rock, 80’s & 90’s favorites and current top-40 jams.

"We are thrilled to bring back another summer of free musical performances by the bay at Veterans Memorial Park,” said Mayor Fred Tagliarini “The Summer Concert Series has emerged as a highly anticipated event for our residents and, once again, our Rec Department has assembled a great lineup of artists that appeal to various musical tastes.”

“As someone who has enjoyed the series since its inception, I can assure you this will be another summer of great music. I and the other members of our Council look forward to seeing you there on Tuesday nights," said Aberdeen Councilman Arthur Hirsch.