Summer Twilight Series up next with 13 events set to begin June 4
The final notes of the Rotary Spring Concert Series will ring out this Saturday night in Historic Folsom as G-Ride takes the stage at the Zittel Family Amphitheater, bringing a dance-driven finale to the community’s springtime live music lineup.
The free concert runs from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., marking the closing night of the annual series presented by Folsom Rotary and sponsored by UC Davis, which has filled the amphitheater with music, energy and community gatherings throughout the spring season.
G-Ride is set to deliver a lively sendoff, blending classic 1970s disco hits with a modern edge designed to keep the crowd moving. Known for its upbeat, groove-heavy sound, the band leans into funk rhythms and dance-floor favorites that turn any performance into an interactive, high-energy experience.
With a setlist built around recognizable disco jams and feel-good classics, G-Ride brings a party-style atmosphere that invites audiences to get up, dance and celebrate the final night of the series. Their ability to fuse nostalgic sounds with new-school energy makes them a fitting choice to close out the spring run on a high note.
Presented by Folsom Rotary, the Spring Concert Series has once again provided free, family-friendly entertainment in one of the city’s most popular outdoor venues, serving as a seasonal kickoff to Folsom’s broader live music calendar.
Saturday’s finale invites attendees to bring lawn chairs or blankets, enjoy takeout from nearby Historic Folsom restaurants and soak in one last evening of springtime music along the amphitheater.
As the final performance wraps, the close of the Rotary series signals the transition into the next phase of Folsom’s outdoor entertainment season, with one of the city’s most anticipated summer traditions ready to take center stage.
Summer Twilight Series up next
Historic Folsom is preparing for the return of one of its most popular annual traditions as the 2026 Summer Twilight Concert Series gets underway June 4 at the Zittel Family Amphitheater.
Presented by Historic Folsom and Bernau Development, the long-running concert series will once again transform the Historic District into a weekly destination for live music, drawing thousands of attendees each Thursday night through Aug. 27. Over the years, the Twilight Concert Series has become a defining part of summer in Folsom, blending live entertainment with the district’s unique mix of restaurants, shops and walkable charm.
The 2026 season features a diverse and carefully curated lineup that spans genres and eras, offering something for nearly every musical taste. Opening night on June 4 features CCsegerR, a Bob Seger tribute band known for recreating the signature sound and energy of one of rock’s most enduring artists. The following week brings Sugar High Band on June 11, delivering a dance-driven mix of funk, soul and party favorites that regularly fill dance floors across the region.
Steelin’ Dan takes the stage June 18, offering a polished tribute to Steely Dan with musicianship and arrangements that mirror the iconic band’s intricate sound. On June 25, Lyric Michelle Band brings a soulful blend of pop, R&B and high-energy vocals that have made them a standout act throughout Northern California.
AKAlive Band returns July 2 with its signature mix of rock, country, R&B and alternative hits, continuing the momentum into the heart of the summer season. The LVVS follow on July 9, bringing a modern pop and dance-driven performance style that connects with a wide audience.
Dunsbar Road performs July 16, delivering a mix of rock and country influences, while Wayside Band takes over July 23 with a high-energy blend of dance hits and crowd favorites. Daze on the Green performs July 30, known for its engaging stage presence and broad musical catalog.
As the series moves into August, the lineup continues with additional performances that keep the energy high each week, leading up to a late-summer highlight with Adam Aldama and the Aces on Aug. 27. Known for their choreographed stage show and high-energy horn-driven sound, the band provides a fitting grand finale to the summer-long series.
Each concert runs from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., creating a lively evening atmosphere as temperatures cool and crowds gather throughout the Historic District. As always, admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring chairs, enjoy food and drinks from nearby establishments and experience the vibrant community atmosphere that has made the series a regional favorite.
Together, the Rotary Spring Concert Series and the Summer Twilight Concert Series continue to showcase the strength of Folsom’s live music scene, offering back-to-back seasons of entertainment that bring residents and visitors together in the heart of the city.
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