JOHN CHIASSON
Roger McGuinn performs in South Orange, June 23.
June 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29: Billy Hector at Mossutto’s Cafe, Wall.
June 2: Hollis Brown at Asbury Lanes.
June 2: James Maddock at Hall of Records, Freehold. Thursdays ROCK! Summer Concert Series.
June 3: Brad Paisley, Tracy Lawrence, Tenille Townes at Waterfront Music Pavilion, Camden.
June 3: Reeds, Rhythm and All that Brass, Grover Kemble at Troubadour Acoustic Concert Series at Morristown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.
June 3: Hollis Brown, Karyn Kuhl Band at Outpost in the Burbs, Montclair.
June 3: The Retrocasters at Sullivan Square, Historic Botany Village, Clifton.
June 3: Billy Hector at McCann’s Pub, Wall.
June 3-5: Crawfish Fest at Sussex County Fairgrounds, Augusta. Tab Benoit, Samantha Fish, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Big Sam’s Funky Nation, Bonerama, Honey Island Swamp Band, others.
June 4: Woodbridge Summerfest with Willie Nile, Starman (David Bowie tribute), Saints in the City (Bruce Springsteen tribute), Southern Steel, at Merrill Park, Colonia.
June 4: Kathy Mattea, Suzy Bogguss at Union County Performing Arts Center, Rahway.
June 4: Kathy Moser, Julia Crafton, Ed Seifert at Maple Grange Park, Glenwood.
June 4: The Frost Kings at Summer Stage Series, Division Street, Somerville.
June 5: Billy Hector at Pavilion in the Pines, Tuckerton.
June 9: The Outlaws, Artimus Pyle Band (playing Lynyrd Skynyrd hits) at Count Basie Center for the Arts, Red Bank.
June 10: Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, The Cadillac Three at PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel.
June 10: Joan Osborne at South Orange Performing Arts Center.
June 10: Alex Cuba, presented by Outpost in the Burbs at Van Vleck House and Gardens, Montclair.
June 10: Andy Lackow and Mess Around at Sullivan Square, Historic Botany Village, Clifton.
June 11: Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, The Cadillac Three at Waterfront Music Pavilion, Camden.
June 11: Tom Paxton & the Don Juans, presented by Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club at Fair Lawn Community Center.
June 11: Katie Pearlman, Joni Mitchell tribute at Roy’s Hall, Blairstown.
June 12: Chuck Lambert Band at West End Park, Long Branch. Bands by the Beach series.
June 12: Billy Hector at Langosta Lounge, Asbury Park.
June 16-19: Barefoot County Music Festival, Wildwood. Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line, Eric Church, Cole Swindell, Dustin Lynch, Walker Hayes, Chris Janson, Jameson Rodgers, Bret Michaels, Matt Stell, LoCash, Priscilla Block, Callista Clark, Rita Wilson, Lauren Davidson, Neon Union, Kidd G, others.
June 17: Susan Werner at ArtYard, Frenchtown.
June 17: Sam Edelston, Joe Giacoio at Troubadour Acoustic Concert Series at Morristown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.
June 17: Carlos Colina and the Grind at Sullivan Square, Historic Botany Village, Clifton.
June 17: Alexandra Kay at Landis Theater, Vineland.
June 17: Billy Hector at St. Stephen’s Green Publick House, Spring Lake Heights.
June 18: Martin Sexton at South Orange Performing Arts Center.
June 18: Panama Dead, New Riders of the Purple Sage tribute at Stanhope House.
June 19: Hollow Molly at Woodbridge High School.
June 19: The Lost Ramblers at Shippen Manor Lawn Concerts, Oxford Township.
June 22: The Big Takeover, The End of America at Woodbridge High School.
June 23: Roger McGuinn at South Orange Performing Arts Center.
June 24: Aztec Two-Step at Roy’s Hall, Blairstown.
June 24: Billy Hector at Bernie’s Hillside, Chester.
June 25: Doc Robinson at Ross Farm, Basking Ridge.
June 25: Swingman and the Misfit Mutts at Sullivan Square, Historic Botany Village, Clifton.
June 26: The HillBenders (bluegrass The Who tribute) at Woodbridge High School.
June 26: Moss Henry & the Bryophytes at Shippen Manor Lawn Concerts, Oxford Township.
June 29: The Brothers Comatose, Jackson Pines at Woodbridge High School.
June 30: The Mavericks, “En Español” at Count Basie Center for the Arts, Red Bank.
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