Summer Concert Series Returns to Park Square

It's back.

The free Friday Summer Concert Series returns to Park Square in FishHawk Ranch June 10, featuring the '60s tribute band, Yesterdayze. Grab your tie-dyed T-shirts and love beads and rock out to music from the era of Peace, Love and Rock n' Roll from 7 to 10 p.m.

This year, Newland Communities, sponsor of the concert series, is partnering with Feeding America Tampa Bay, and will host a food drive each Friday night. The concerts are free but residents are asked to bring a canned food to donate to Feeding America Tampa Bay. Those bringing a nonperishable item will receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win prizes.

Concerts are dependent upon weather conditions and are subject to cancellation without notice.

Other concerts in the lineup include:

June 17:  Brace yourself for Category Three Storm, a local, high-energy cover band led by Gary Schutt, formerly with Disco Inferno. 

June 24:  The ultimate Eric Clapton tribute band, Crossroads, will perform.  Tampa-based tribute band Crossroads covers the entire career of guitar legend Eric Clapton from Cream to present day. 

July 1: The Rob K. Band keeps the party going. Formally known as BLAST, this is an energetic and fun party rock trio, covering music from the '70s, '80s, '90s and current hits. 

July 8: New to the summer concert series is the Todd Plant Band. This act has recorded and/or performed with former members of the Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, Chicago, Kansas, Blue Oyster Cult, Rick Derringer and Buddy Miles (former Jimi Hendrix/Santana drummer).  They perform songs from Marvin Gaye to Whitesnake, and also some tunes from the Doobie Brothers.

July 15: Crystal Blue, a four- piece band that features four lead vocalists, all with distinctive styles, returns to center stage to rock out the park. 

July 22: The Darrell Sikes Band, with Plant City roots, will offer some high-energy country music.   

July 29: The Go Daddies is a current rock and dance band with just the right amount of classics thrown in. The Go Daddies possess a wide range of songs with three-part harmonies. 

Aug. 5: FishHawk Ranch is the destination for Bus Stop Aug. 5. Residents can sit back, relax and take a ride with favorite Motown classics from from the '50s to the '80s.

Aug. 12: Park Square will host the sixth annual Parrot Head Party with The LandSharks, a Jimmy Buffet-style beach band.

Aug. 19: The concert series will wrap up with the Mark Anthony Band with Cristina Lynn, providing the best from all genres for more than seven years.

For information on the Summer Concert Series, visit FishHawkRanch.com/concerts or text FHR to 41513.