These are the acts awaiting you at Kamloops Music in the Park this year

KAMLOOPS — Performers have been named for 2019 Music in the Park presented by the City and the B.C. Lottery Corporation.

Similar to previous years, this year's first live performance will kick off on Canada Day at Riverside Park at the Rotary Bandshell.

After that, perfomances will begin at 7 p.m. every night, rain or shine daily at Riverside Park downtown and weekly at McDonald Park on the North Shore.

Food trucks will be present on Wednesday nights starting on July 3 at Riverside from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Brewloops will also join the food trucks to serve local craft beer in the family-friendly beer gardens from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesdays.

Here's the lineup for Riverside Park, make sure to click on the links or look up performers on Facebook to find out their style of music.

July 1: 7 p.m. Rob Lemonica & Rio 8:15 p.m. Ayren & the Kingpins 9:15 p.m. Infectuals
July 2: FKB
July 3: The Promised
July 4: Jackson Hollow
July 5: Paisley Groove
July 6: Funk in the Trunk
July 7: Tiller's Folly
July 8:The Wheely Nawties
July 9: Beyond Brass
July 10: Me and Mae
July 11: Greg Drummond
July 12: The Faceplants
July 13: Joanne & The Shuswap Rock Band
July 14: Steve Brockley
July 15: TrailerHawk
July 16: Frapp City
July 17: Harpdog Brown & The Uptown Blues Band
July 18: David James & Big River
July 19: Shattered Blue
July 20: The Yale County Jug Band
July 21: Jenny Allen & The Fates
July 22: The Fugitives
July 23: Lester McLean
July 24: The Washboard Union
July 25: Cécile Doo-Kingué
July 26: Rollin’ Trainwreck
July 27: Jersey Boulevard
July 28: Nova Scotiables
July 29: Willie Ward’s Cool Machine
July 30:Road Waves
July 31: Hillside Outlaws

Here's the lineup for Music in the Park perfomances at McDonald Park. Performances will take place on the following dates at the McDonald Park Gazebo.

July 4: Broken Brothers
July 11: Tim Williams
July 18: Noah Derksen
July 25: Radiation Rose
Aug. 1: Last Child
Aug. 8: Evan Wild
Aug. 15: Madison Olds
Aug. 22: Someone to Blame
Aug. 29: The Decoys do Tom Petty

For more information visit the City of Kamloops website by clicking here.

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