50s 60s and 70s of the Red Line and beyond

The second group is the David Bach Consort.

The group has an extensive repertoire of R&B, Pop, Rock, Standards, and traditional jazz tunes.

Bring a chair. We will sit toward the center in front of the band.

Trio Caliente was rained out at their event on May 22 but luckily they are playing again soon.

Trio Caliente unites and inspires audiences around the globe with their inimitable blend of Flamenco, Pop, and Latin Dance Music.

Bring your dancing shoes and a chair. We will sit a bit to the right facing the stage.

For 35 years, Unity Reggae Band has blended roots, rock, and reggae, captivating audiences worldwide. Formed in 1989, they've become seasoned messengers of love and unity through their vibrant, soulful reggae music and unforgettable performances.

Unity Reggae Band draws from six decades of reggae influences, blending classic roots, rocksteady, dub, dancehall, and modern reggae. Since 1989, their music reflects legends like Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, evolving with contemporary sounds and rhythms.

Park at the elementary school on Watkins Mill Rd or at the Montgomery Village shopping center. Bring a chair.

The third group at Brookside Gardens is Moose Jaw.

Rooted in the high lonesome sound of the 1940’s - sullied by an affinity for cheap brews, swampy southern rock anthems, and stamped with an outlaw country attitude: Moose Jaw brings the timeless tradition of American roots music into a new era. They focus on putting a new spin on the old-time tales of ramblers, rovers, and revivals has led them to be featured on National Public Radio and an intimate performance for his Holiness the Dalai Lama. Since 2016, audiences from all walks of life have hooted and hollered at Moose Jaw’s blazing fast, workin’ class, and often crass brand of bluegrass.

Bring a chair. We will sit toward the center in front of the band.