Entertainment

Two stages of live entertainment at both ends of Baker Park and our Beer and Wine Gardens keep the 4th rockin’ and rollin’ right until the fireworks at dusk!

Tickets are not required for performances at the Baker Park Bandshell or County Stage. Artist and performance locations and times subject to change.

Baker Park Bandshell Stage 2 – 8:30 PM

Baker Park near Talley Recreation Center
Catch all the entertainment in the Carillon Area from one stage from 2 PM to dusk – right up until the fireworks. Free admission!

Artist and performance locations and times subject to change.

Milk Mountain | 2:00 – 3:30 PM

A 70’s-2000’s Rock/Pop cover band, carrying an exciting and extensive catalog offering a wide range of genres and artists, including David Bowie, Elton John, The Police, No Doubt, Soundgarden, Bruno Mars, Smashing Pumpkins, and more.

Sons of Pirates | 4:15 – 5:45 PM

Feel good music – the sounds of Jimmy Buffett, the beach, and more. The soundtrack to all the good times you’ve had and all the good times to come.

8 Ohms | 6:30 – 8:30 PM

Bringing heaping doses of horn heavy funk and drawing from diverse musical backgrounds, the 8 Ohms are known for blurring the lines between hard groove, funk, soul, reggae, and a slight taste of DC’s own go-go music. The 8 Ohms are masters at keeping the dance floor moving!

99.9 WFRE FREE COUNTRY Party in the Park presented by

Baker Park near Fleming Tennis Courts
From morning to night, the Country Stage kicks off and closes the 99.9 WFRE ‘Party in the Park’ celebration.For more information on the Party in the Park performers, click here.

Family Friendly Garden 1 – 6:30 PM

Baker Park near Second Street Tennis Courts
21 & over with valid I.D. to drink, all guests under 21 can be admitted with a parent or guardian. $5 cover charge.

Grab some shade in this tented garden and enjoy acoustic music located in the Carillon Area by the Second Street Tennis Courts.

Patty Reese | Noon – 2:30 PM

From performing 250 dates a year, solo acoustic, and full band, Americana artist Patty Reese has earned troubadour status. A fan and critic favorite, Reese has been recognized by the Washington D.C. Area Music Association with 17 awards including Artist, Songwriter, and Album of the Year. Performances include major venues and festivals including supporting international artists Beth Hart, Greg Allman, Buddy Guy, Aretha Franklin, Little Feat, and Ruthie Foster.