YEAR AFTER YEAR, Sum-
merfest delivers an unforget-
table live music experience,
showcasing the top touring
talent on the planet.
This year, June 24-28 and
June 30-July 5, the world's
largest music festival cel-
ebrates its 48th anniversary.
Summerfest offers some-
thing for all musical tastes,
emerging artists and every-
thing in between.
Families and kids can en-
joy interactive exhibits and
displays, children's perform-
ers and attractions, profes-
sional sports demonstra-
tions, comedy acts and more.
The permanent, 75-acre
grounds host more than 45
different food and beverage
vendors, offering a wide vari-
ety of cuisine. Shoppers can
visit four marketplaces, while
the Summerfest Store offers
official Summerfest Gear
General admission is $19,
with a variety of admission
promotions available.
For more information,
visit summerfest.com.
The World's Largest
Music Festival
u DON'T MISS THE
BEST OF MILWAUKEE:
Field Report, folk band led
by Christopher Porterfield
(voted album of the year by
the
2015 Radio Milwaukee
Music Awards). Miller Lite
Oasis
6/28, 8pm
GGOOLLDD, (Bling Ring
was voted Song of the Year)
US Cellular Connection
6/26, 6:45pm
WebsterX, voted Solo Artist
of the Year: Miller Lite Oasis
7/3, 8pm
MORE FAVORITES:
Vinyl Theatre, indie rock
US Cellular Connection 6/25, 8pm
Sam Llanas, formerly of the
BoDeans,
6/25, 7:30pm
Johnson Controls
Paul Cebar Tomorrow
Sound, great dance music
influenced by bands from
western Louisiana. Johnson
Controls
6/28, 6pm
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