Kenosha Reporter

KENOSHA- On July 13, the 21st season of the Peanut Butter and Jam concert series kicks off, presented by the City of Kenosha and Happenings Magazine. These electrifying performances are on stage at Veterans Memorial Park, located at 54th Street and Sixth Avenue. The free public concerts take place at 11:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. every Thursday July 13- August 31. 

At the lunchtime show, hear amazing performances by select solo, duo and trio artists. This scaled down show is great for families and lunch dates. For the lunchtime line up visit Hap2it.com after July 1. Amped up full bands take the stage for the evening shows. Following is the lineup for the evening performances. 

The 2023 season 

July 13: The Two Beer Tommy Band. The dynamic band plays Modern Classic Country Rock around the Midwest. 

July 20: R Gang. This collection of talented vocalists and musicians were once known as the field band for the Chicago Bears at the old Soldier Field. 

July 27: Libido Funk Circus. LFC dates back to 1996 when a group of guys from Chicago decided to throw a disco party for close friends...the rest is history. 

Aug. 3: Rick Lindy & The Wild Ones. This high energy act performs Rock and Roll hits of the 1950s, ‘60s, and ‘70s as well as Surf, Rock-a-billy and original songs.

 Aug. 10: Unity. An award-winning original roots band based in Wisconsin, Unity treats fans to old Roots, Rock, and Reggae favorites along with original music. 

Aug. 17: Dwayne Dopsie & the Zydeco Hellraisers. Their music reaches everyone and is for everyone. 

Aug. 24: Jonny Lyons & the Pride. Jonathan put together his dream five-piece show band and has been entertaining folks all over the Midwest ever since. 

Aug. 31: Infinity. Formed in 1985, Infinity grew from being not only a Journey Tribute band, but one of the top drawing cover bands in the Midwest. 

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