Fotos: Concerto de verão gratuito no centro de Sacramento

Alternative rock was the theme Friday night as Sacramento kicked off its Concerts in the Park series of free summer shows in downtown Sacramento across from City Hall.

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The longtime Friday night series has thematic groupings this year. Next week’s show will feature EDM, followed by Latin artists on May 15. This year’s series concludes on June 26 with a reggae-themed show headlined by Arden Park Roots.

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Friday night’s show was headlined by Edgehill.

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The shows traditionally take place in the park across from City Hall, known since the 1990s at Cesar E. Chavez Plaza. The city is in the process of renaming the park after sexual abuse allegations surfaced against the late civil rights and labor leader Cesar Chavez.

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Gates for the shows open at 6 p.m. and the final band’s set ends at 9:30 p.m.

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May’s Concerts in the Park shows with themes

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(Headliner in bold)

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May 8 — EDM: Dirty D, Shroomi, 2dy4, beastboi

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May 15 — Latin: My Cousin Vinny, Megan Claire, Sol Peligro, Andrea Bejar

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May 22 — indie rock: DJ Genetixx, bloodsugar, Rosemother, In Color

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May 29 — rock: Nesss, Nothing Special, Say It Backwards, Tarnish

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Esta história foi publicada originalmente 2 de maio de 2026 às 12h40.

José Luís Villegas

A abelha de Sacramento

O premiado jornalista visual José Luis Villegas ingressou no The Bee pela primeira vez em 1992. Ele compartilhou o Prêmio Pulitzer de notícias gerais pela cobertura do terremoto na Bay Area e se uniu ao colega do Bee, Marcos Bretón, para dois livros sobre jogadores de beisebol latinos.