Fourth Edition of Bridge Street LIVE Free Concert Series To Have People Dancing in the Streets in Hot Springs This June | Hot Springs National Park Arkansas

HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK, Arkansas — As Martha and The Vandellas famously sang in 1964, they’ll be dancing in the streets in downtown Hot Springs again this June.

The fourth edition of the Spa City’s Bridge Street LIVE series of free public concerts will fill the Bridge Street Entertainment District with fun every Thursday evening in June.

Once again, the concerts will encompass a variety of music, ranging from country to New Orleans brass to R&B to dance music.

“Bridge Street LIVE is right around the corner, and I can't wait,” Visit Hot Springs Special Events Manager Alexis Hampo said. “We have some incredible bands lined up who are sure to make everyone want to dance.”

This year’s lineup:

• June 6 — The Dance Street Band

• June 13 — The King Cabbage Brass Band

• June 20 — Texas Hill

• June 27 — Manhattan

“Bring your lawn chairs, pets and dancing shoes to the best block party in the city,” Hampo said. “It's completely free to attend and the best way to spend a Thursday night in Hot Springs for sure.

“Bridge Street LIVE started in 2021, and it just seems to get bigger and better every year.”

Each Thursday the entertainment district will open at 5 p.m., and the free concert will begin at 7.

There is no admission charge, and lawn chairs are welcome. Pets are allowed if on a leash. There will be games, sprinklers, music and food.

“Sounds like a perfect Hot Springs' block party to me,” Hampo said.

• The Dance Street Band features three female lead vocalists and two male lead vocalists backed by an all-star rhythm section who have worked with some of the most influential names in the music industry. Dance Street Band will keep Bridge Street fans dancing until they drop.
• King Cabbage Brass Band, a New Orleans-inspired brass band from Tulsa, delivers a blend of classic brass band tunes, modern covers and original music. Their sound fuses the popular New Orleans brass band style with a blend of pop, R&B, hip-hop and funk. Typical performances include renditions of recent favorites by artists like Beyonce, Outkast, Justin Timberlake and Rage Against the Machine.
• Texas Hill melds soul, R&B, country, southern rock and even some Memphis blues in down-home music that appeals to both country and non-country fans."
• Manhattan, Hot Springs’ favorite dance band, is coming back to Bridge Street for the fourth time. Their talented vocalists and phenomenal horn section will have fans dancing to all their favorite pop dance hits ranging from Bruno Mars to Journey.

For more information contact Alexis Hampo at 501-321-2027.