Lineup of Crowd Favorites on Tap for Bridge Street LIVE 

Enjoy free outdoor concerts in June. 

Four crowd-favorite bands are scheduled in June as the Bridge Street LIVE free concert series returns to the Bridge Street Entertainment District in downtown Hot Springs. 

“This year’s lineup is really a return of Hot Springs’ favorite performances,” Visit Hot Springs Special Events Manager Alexis Hampo said. “We’re going to feature King Cabbage Brass Band, Pink Piano Show, Funkytown, and Manhattan, all of whom have proven to be fan favorites at previous Bridge Street LIVE events. 

Bridge Street LIVE will be held each Thursday in June: June 5, 12, 19, and 26. It’s a free block party-style family-friendly event with food, drink, vendors, and entertainment. The entertainment district opens at 5 p.m. each evening, and the fun goes on until 10 p.m. Pets on a leash are welcome, as are lawn chairs. No coolers are allowed.  The events are presented by Visit Hot Springs. 

JUN 5 – King Cabbage Brass Band from Tulsa.  
JUN 12 – Pink Piano Show, featuring Cliff & Susan, a married music duo featuring piano, fiddle, and guitar.  
JUN 19 – Funkytown, a seven-piece band that performs a mix of funk, R&B, and Top 40 hits.  
JUN 26 – Manhattan, a Dallas pop hits band that has proved to be a Bridge Street LIVE crowd favorite. 

For more information contact Alexis Hampo at 501-321-2027. 

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