Beginning Memorial Day weekend, the Tarara Summer Concert Series will kick off its 23rd season with the popular 80s cover band, The Reflex at Tarara Vineyards, located off Route 15 near Leesburg.
This year’s 18-week season will feature bands from all over the United States, playing music genres ranging from the 70s, 80s, 90s, Disco, Country, Rock ‘n Roll, and Rock.
“We’re very excited for the 23rd year of the Tarara Summer Concert Series,” said Rusty Foster, president, Events by Bow Tie, the event management company that produces the Tarara Summer Concert Series in a prepared statement.
“This is the first year we’ve been able to host a full and normal concert season since 2019, and this year’s lineup of bands is by far the most talented and diverse we’ve ever scheduled,” he said.
Attendees are encouraged to bring picnics, blankets and chairs, or they may partake in any of the the on-site food trucks. No outside alcohol is permitted per ABC regulations, but there is wine to purchase from Tarara and beer from Loudoun Brewing Company. In addition, there are private tent rentals for birthday parties, reunions, company picnics or celebrations.
Tarara Vineyards is located about 10 minutes north of Leesburg off of Lucketts Road.
Tickets are available for purchase online at tararaconcerts.com or at the main ticket gate the day of concerts.
The 2022 schedule is as follows:
May 28 – The Reflex – 80s
June 4 – Chicago Rewired – Chicago
June 11 – The Fabulous Hubcaps – Rock ‘n Roll Oldies
June 18 – 7 Bridges with Elizabeth’s Furnace – Eagles
June 25 – Turnstiles – Billy Joel
July 2 – The Legwarmers – 80s
July 9 – Odyssey Road – Journey
July 16 – Groovalicious – 70s Disco
July 23 – Delta Spur – Country
July 30 – JunkFood – Rock
August 6 – Double Vision – Foreigner
August 13 – Last Child – Aerosmith
August 20 – Slippery When Wet with Hijynx – Bon Jovi
August 27 – Gonzo’s Nose – All Major Hits
September 3 – Bad Animals – Heart
September 10 – High Noon – Southern Rock
September 17 – New Romance – 80s
September 24 – White Ford Bronco – 90s
