Live music is returning to North Hills. Midtown Beach Music Series is a concert series that will take place at Midtown Park, 4011 Cardinal at North Hills Street, Raleigh.
The concert series features beach music, Motown, oldies R&B and more.
Love outdoor music? Check out our huge day by day list of outdoor music around the Triangle! Most of the shows are free.
The concerts will be on Thursdays, from 6 to 9 p.m., from April 10 to June 26, 2025.
Tickets are $6.15 (including ticket fees.) Purchase tickets here.
You can also purchase the Beach Music Bundle: all 12 shows for $58.35. Purchase here.
Schedule of Beach Music Series 2025
- April 10 – North Tower Band
- April 17 – Band of Oz
- April 24 – Liquid Pleasure
- May 1 – The ToneZ
- May 8 – The Soul Psychedelique Orchestra
- May 15 – Chairmen of the Board
- May 22 – Gary Lowder & Smokin’ Hot
- May 29 – Jim Quick & Coastline
- June 5 – The Catalinas
- June 12 – Too Much Sylvia
- June 19 – Blackwater Band
- June 26 – The Embers ft. Craig Woolard
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More Outdoor Music in the Triangle
Learn all about outdoor music in the Triangle, or take a quick look at some of the upcoming outdoor concerts here:
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When
Weekly on Thursday @ 6:00 pm-9:00 pm (April 10, 2025 - June 26, 2025)
Cost
$6.15
What
Midtown Beach Music Series
Where
Midtown Park, Raleigh
Chris (a local resident and shopper of Harris Teeter) says
Please DO NOT park in the Harris Teeter ONLY parking spaces when going to the Coastal Credit Union Midtown Park – Beach Music series. There is plenty of parking in the nearby parking decks. Tonight (May 5th) there were ZERO parking spaces for people going to get groceries, despite there only being maybe 20 people in the grocery store at the time. The parking on the bottom floor is for people shopping at the grocery store as noted on every single parking spot on the lower (grocery store) level. If people continue to abuse the parking situation, there won’t be free (or nearly-free) concerts in the future.