Music At Meyer Park To Kick Off

GULF SHORES, Ala. — The City of Gulf Shores has announced the schedule for its free Music at Meyer Park concerts. Shows begin at 6 p.m. at Meyer Park. In the event of rain, the backup location will be at Big Beach Brewery. June 16 will feature Johnny Hayes, who sang on The Voice and opened for artists like JJ Grey & Mofro and Daniel Donato. July 21 will see John Hart, an acclaimed guitar player along the East Coast and Gulf Coast. Finally, Wes Loper will entertain on August 18. The Mobile native blends music genres and puts a positive spin on his rock, country, blues and folk performances. Food trucks will be set up at each show, and the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber will be selling beverages. The Honey’s Kitchen food truck will be open at the first two events, and the Bleus Burger food truck will be present on August 18.

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