Folsom’s Summer of Music Concert Series rolls into its third installment Friday, July 11, with a performance that’s guaranteed to keep the energy high and the dance floor packed. The featured act this week is none other than Superbad, one of Northern California’s most crowd-pleasing party bands, known for their lively mix of funk, pop, rock, and R&B.
The free concert takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at Folsom City Lions Park, located at 403 Stafford Street. As with every Summer of Music event, the evening will include a festive mix of live music, community spirit, and a selection of local food trucks on hand to serve up tasty options throughout the night.
Superbad takes center stage led by the towering presence of six-foot-six frontman Henry Lange, whose powerful vocals and engaging stage presence have made the band a favorite across the region. Whether you’re into old-school grooves or contemporary chart-toppers, Superbad’s high-energy set list spans generations, blending timeless hits with modern flair in a show designed to keep the party going from the first song to the last.
With a reputation for turning every performance into a full-blown celebration, Superbad brings both musical talent and showmanship that promises to get everyone dancing, no matter their age or musical taste.
Attendees are encouraged to bring low-back chairs or blankets and arrive early to grab a spot on the grass. The weekly food truck lineup will be announced closer to Friday, with local vendors and sweet treats expected on-site to complement the evening.
The 2025 Summer of Music Concert Series continues through July with one final show still to come:
July 11 – Superbad the Band (Top 40 – 70s, 80s, 90s)
July 25 – Clean Slate (R&B)
Join your neighbors for another unforgettable evening of live music and summer fun in Folsom this Friday.
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