The City of Oxford continues to host its 37th Annual Uptown Music Concert Series. Every Thursday night at 7 p.m. through August 31, those attending will be treated to a free concert in the Uptown Parks.
This year, July’s concert schedule kicks off with a special Saturday evening show featuring Michelle Robinson Band, on Saturday, July 1.
From the Enjoy Oxford website:
“Nashville Recording Artist Michelle Robinson is an artist on the rise. Originally from Cincinnati, Michelle Robinson brings her remarkable raw talent to the stage, playing originals and some of your favorite cover songs. She has shared the stage and opened for National Acts such as Scotty McCreery, The Kentucky Headhunters, Maddie & Tae, JoDee Messina, Mark Chesnutt, Diamond Rio, Phil Vassar, Uncle Kracker, and many others.
“The Michelle Robinson band plays festivals, casinos, and some of the top venues in the state. They were nominated for Cincinnati’s Country Entertainer of the year for 2019. Since then, they have become their own unique brand of country music, with a taste of rock, pop, and soul. Michelle puts on an entertaining show and connects with the crowd in a special way. It’s a show you won’t wanna miss!”
“Who knows where my music will take me. Of course, I would love to see my name in lights one day. But until then, I am content making music wherever I can” -Michelle Robinson
Remaining Thursday evening events include (information provided by www.enjoyoxford.org):
July 6th – Mark Joshua, a Filipino-American singer/songwriter from Cincinnati
July 13th – John Kogge and the Lonesome Strangers
July 20th – DAT Band
July 27th – Lisa Biales, dubbed the “Belle of the Blues”
August 3rd – The Belairs
August 10th – Linus Tate
August 17th – The United States Air Force Band of Flight: Spirit of Freedom
August 24th – Butler Philharmonic Orchestra – 7:30 pm Start Time
For more information on these performers, go to www.enjoyoxford.org
Bring your friends and family, blankets, and lawn chairs, and prepare to spend every Thursday night listening to music (concerts go until 9:30 p.m.).
(Note: Summer weather isn’t always sunny, unfortunately. In case of inclement weather, concerts may need to be canceled. We’ll update our Facebook page and change our voicemail on the day of a concert if we decide there needs to be a cancelation. To access voicemail, dial (513) 523-8687 and press “2” for “Event” updates.)
