See who’s playing Brown’s Island for Friday Cheers 2024

The summer outdoor concert series will return in May

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This year marks Richmond’s 40th Friday Cheers season. | Photo by Christopher W. Clarke

Richmond’s summer concert series, Friday Cheers, returns to Brown’s Island this May. Venture Richmond dropped the full lineup of performers today.

Tickets to each show are $10 in advance and $15 at the gate. Children under 12 are free. Concerts are from 6 to 9:30 p.m. with music starting around 6:30 — you can expect headliners to go on at around 8 p.m.

Country artist Bella White will kick off the series, supported by Colby T. Helms and The Virginia Creepers. RVA Music Night also returns this year, featuring a night of all-local tunes.

Here’s the full schedule:

This will be the 39th year of Friday Cheers at Brown’s Island, making it the city’s longest-running concert series and the largest event of its kind on the James River.

    Love the schedule? You can get a season pass for $65 and enjoy every show.

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    Friday Cheers has been known to highlight up-and-coming artists, as shown by its future Grammy nominee track record.

    Poster via Friday Cheers

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