Rosemont’s Parkway Bank Park sets lineup for 2025 ‘Rockin’ in the Park’ summer concert series

Rosemont’s Parkway Bank Park entertainment district, at 5501 Park Place, Rosemont, will turn up the volume this summer with the return of its popular “Rockin’ in the Park” free summer concert series. Presented by Feldco, the 2025 series will kick off on Sunday, May 25 and include a postshow fireworks display. Free concerts will continue every Thursday and select Friday evenings from May 29 through Aug. 29, showcasing music by renowned tribute bands alongside food and beverage tents on the park’s great lawn. All Thursday night concerts will culminate with a musical fireworks display. The 2025 lineup features a mix of returning favorites and exciting new cover bands celebrating rock legends including Rod Stewart, the Doobie Brothers, and Foreigner.

“Rockin’ in the Park” concerts will run from 7-10 p.m. Admission to “Rockin’ in the Park” is free. Outside food and coolers are prohibited. Parking is available at the Parkway Bank Park parking garage and is free with validation from any of the park’s venues.

This season, Parkway Bank Park will be giving away free “Rockin’ in the Park” 2025 commemorative T-shirts on-site during concert hours, while supplies last.

The 2025 Rockin’ in the Park lineup is as follows:

• Sunday, May 25: Pino Farina Band: Adult alternative rock group Pino Farina Band brings audiences an energetic mix of original music and beloved covers. Lead singer and lyricist Pino Farina’s powerhouse voice is often compared to late indie-artist Jeff Buckley. Known for their showmanship, Pino Farina Band’s concerts dazzle fans with a blend of high-energy performances and tender, intimate songs.

• Thursday, May 29: Kings & Associates: Kings & Associates have established themselves as one of Australia’s most unique modern blues bands. Led by husband-and-wife duo Anjii Portolesi and Steve Portolesi, the award-winning Australian group blends blues, soul, funk, R&B and gospel together into a style that’s all their own.

• Thursday, June 5: Infatuation STL: Hailing from St. Louis, Infatuation is an eight-piece powerhouse of seasoned musicians united to deliver the ultimate Rod Stewart tribute experience. Fronted by the dynamic Tim Levene, the band brings Stewart’s iconic hits to life with passion, precision and an electrifying stage presence that will keep audiences singing along all night.

• Thursday, June 12: Departure: Celebrating 15 years, Departure recreates the look, sound and feel of the original 80s rock group, Journey. Known for their high-energy and engaging performances, Departure brings the very best of Journey to audiences of all ages.

• Thursday, June 19: The Dyer Davis Group: American singer and guitarist Dyer Davis recently released his debut album, “Dog Bites Back,” for WildRoots Records. The young talented artist finds inspiration in blues-based rockers such as Jeff Beck to create his unique sound, featuring fiery vocals and soulful guitar skills.

• Thursday, June 26: Atomic Punks: Direct from Los Angeles, California, this group pays tribute specifically to the glory days of Van Halen fronted David Lee Roth. Roth himself referred to the group as “the best tribute to Van Halen ever.” For more than 20 years, the Atomic Punks have been re-creating Eddie Van Halen’s classic guitar sound, while capturing all of the enthusiasm and flash Van Halen brought to the stage.

• Friday, June 27: 24K Magic and George Michael Reborn: Guaranteed to keep audiences on their feet, 24K Magic pays homage to the hottest hits from popular singer-songwriter Bruno Mars. Led by Evan Saucedo, 24K Magic’s performances aim to emulate Mars’ signature sound, choreography and flashy fashion, offering Bruno Mars fans the ultimate tribute.

Robert Bartko exudes the energy and passion of George Michael and Wham! in the 80s and 90s with George Michael Reborn. From “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go,” to “Careless Whisper,” George Michael Reborn embodies the vocal range, choreography and looks of George Michael and leaves audiences cheering for an encore.

• Thursday, July 3: Slippery When Wet: Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, Slippery When Wet performs the exact live arrangements from Bon Jovi’s 2000 “Crush” tour, 2002 “Bounce” tour, 2005 “Have a Nice Day” tour, 2008 “Lost Highway” tour and 2010 “The Circle” tour. This band’s drive, musical ability and showmanship strive to duplicate the live Bon Jovi experience.

• Thursday, July 10: Listen To The Music: Listen to the Music delivers an authentic, high energy tribute to the legendary Doobie Brothers. Based in Canada and made up of top-tier musicians, the band faithfully reproduces the Doobie Brothers’ greatest hits, bringing their timeless sound to life for audiences everywhere.

• Thursday, July 17: Live the Who: Direct from Detroit, Michigan, this band plays tribute to The Who at the band’s unstoppable best from 1968-1974, capturing the feel, sound and look of the legendary rock band in each concert.

• Thursday, July 24: New World Men: New World Men deliver a powerful tribute to the legendary sound of Rush, capturing the spirit and intensity of the iconic band’s live performances. Featuring the exceptional talents of François Larouche, Mathieu Groulx and Marc Girard, this immersive concert experience takes audiences on a journey through Rush’s most celebrated eras.

• Friday, July 25: Boy Band Night and Semple Band: From *NSYNC, Backstreet Boys and New Kids on The Block to Boys 2 Men, One Direction and more, the Boy Band Night plays tribute to popular boy bands will have audiences dancing and singing along all night long.

Semple Band is a high-energy, Chicago-based group known for its exceptional musicianship and dynamic stage presence. Led by the charismatic Keith Semple, the band offers a high energy performance with tunes spanning from classic '70s rock to modern pop. Their diverse medleys feature iconic artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Michael Jackson and more, while also showcasing original songs in nearly every show

• Thursday, July 31: Southern Accents: Southern Accents recreates the music, style and sound of Tom Petty professionally with immaculate precision and wildly contagious enthusiasm. United in their quest to offer the ultimate Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers experience, each member of the band looks the part, plays the part and lives the part.

• Thursday, Aug. 7: Double Vision: Featuring some of New York City's top rock musicians, Double Vision delivers an authentic tribute to Foreigner with impressive technical skill and dedication. Known for their impeccable recreation of Foreigner’s greatest hits from the '70s and '80s, the band brings audiences an unforgettable experience filled with energy, sing-alongs and nonstop energy.

• Thursday, Aug. 14: Ticket to the Moon: Ticket to the Moon is an Electric Light Orchestra tribute band hailing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Composed of eight talented musicians, the group is dedicated to bringing audiences the extraordinary musical arrangements of ELO through high-energy performances.

• Thursday, Aug. 21: Brooklyn Charmers: The Brooklyn Charmers are known for injecting a new, dedicated energy into the beloved musical catalog of Steely Dan, bridging the gap between new and lifelong Steely Dan fans alike. Featuring masterful precision, the group is proud to pay tribute to Steely Dan’s infectious hooks and poignant lyrics.

• Thursday, Aug. 28: Rod Tuffcurls & The Bench Press: Beloved Chicago band Rod Tuffcurls and The Bench Press delivers an electrifying, one-of-a-kind live experience. Known for their bone-crushing three-part harmonies and laser-sharp musicianship, the band delivers a powerhouse performance every time they hit the stage. With a wildly eclectic and carefully curated repertoire, each show is a joyful, genre-defying celebration that keeps audiences dancing, singing and coming back for more.

• Friday, Aug. 29: Bee Gees Gold and The Wayouts: Backed by a renowned rhythm section, Bee Gees Gold recreates the look and sound of the Bee Gees from the 1960s and 1970s. Featuring the detailed vocals of John Acosta as Barry, Daryll Borges as Robin and Jeff Celentano as Maurice, the band performs legendary Bee Gees tracks from early hits such as “Massachusetts” and “I Started A Joke,” to disco-era classics including “Stayin’ Alive” and “You Should Be Dancing.”

The Wayouts play tribute to 1960s garage rock. Their concerts combine raw intensity with professional musicianship in order to bring fresh life to classic songs by artists such as The Kinks and The Animals.

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