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High and Lonesome at Harbourside; concert series continues

SaltWire Network | Posted: July 14, 2018, 8:49 a.m. | Updated: July 14, 2018, 8:50 a.m. | 1 Min Read
A trio of galloping youngsters strut their stuff on the lawn of the Harbourside Park in downtown St. John's as they enjoy headline performers the High and Lonesome Ramblers during the lunch-hour concert on Friday.
A trio of galloping youngsters strut their stuff on the lawn of the Harbourside Park in downtown St. John's as they enjoy headline performers the High and Lonesome Ramblers during the lunch-hour concert on Friday. - Joe Gibbons

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Under warm sunny skies, the City of St. John’s continued its outdoor Music @ Harbourside Park outdoor summer concert series Friday afternoon over the lunch hour.

Patrons listened to bluegrass music from headline performers the High and Lonesome Ramblers. The band performed the song “Riding The Midnight Train.

The opening youth performer for the day was Paige Penney.

The concerts take place every Friday at 12:30 p.m. with the rain venue being the Atlantic Place food court area. The concert series for 2018 will continue at Harbourside until Friday, Sept. 14.

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