2025 Summer Music Festival Season

Redlands Bowl Performing Arts (RBPA) is excited to announce the lineup for the 102nd Season for the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival.

“We are thrilled to kick off the 102nd season of the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival! This year’s lineup offers an exciting mix of performances, with something for everyone to enjoy.

There's nothing like coming together with friends and family to experience all that the Bowl has to offer. It's a beloved tradition that brings our community closer each season,” says Beverly Noerr, Executive Director, Redlands Bowl Performing Arts.

SCHEDULE

• Friday June 20 - Celebrating the Legacy of Whitney Houston and other Great Pop Divas featuring the Redlands Bowl return of internationally award-winning recording artist Nicole Henry.
• Tuesday, June 24 – The Grand Finals of the Young Artist Concerto Competition, featuring former Young Artists winner and internationally acclaimed violinist Miclen LaiPang
• Friday, June 27 – Adventures in Parrotdise: A Tribute to Jimmy Buffet – featuring Barrie Cunningham and special guest William Kimbrough
• Tuesday, July 1 – Bluegrass Under the Stars with Rebecca Frazier
• Thursday, July 3 – A Star-Spangled Evening of Patriotic Pops Conducted by Nolan Livesay, with a guest appearance by the Inland Master Chorale under the direction of Joe Modica
• Tuesday, July 8 – Mariachi Continental de San Diego
• Friday, July 11 – Catapult
• Tuesday, July 15 – Navy Band Southwest
• Friday, July 18 – Naturally 7 (A capella)
• Tuesday, July 22 – Public Dress Rehearsal of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat*
• Thursday, July 24 to Sunday, July 27 – Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat *Produced and directed by Nathan Prince and Steve Simon of Legendary Productions
• Tuesday, July 29 – The Pack Drumline
• Friday, August 1 – The Jungle Book, presented by State Street Ballet of Santa Barbara
• Tuesday, August 5 – Bee Gees Gold
• Friday, August 8 – Ireland with Michael Londra – Live!
• Tuesday, August 12 – Phat Cat Swinger
• Friday, August 16 – Fireworks Finale! "The caliber of this year's Redlands Bowl artists is extraordinary, ringing a wide array of music and dance styles to what will be a super entertaining 2025 summer season.

We warmly invite everyone to come out and enjoy great programming under the Redlands Bowl stars all summer long!" says Redlands Bowl Program Director Valerie Peister.

All performances begin at 8 p.m. and are held Tuesdays and Fridays, as well as select Thursdays and weekends, throughout the summer. Performances run approximately 90 minutes with an intermission. No admission is charged. No reservations are needed. Seating is first-come, first-served. Free-will offering will be collected at intermission.

Redlands Bowl Performing Arts is the presenter of the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival which holds the distinction of being the longest continuously running music festival in the United States at which no admission is charged.

The Redlands Bowl is attended by over 100,000 members of the community each year. For more information, please go to their website here or call (909) 793-7316.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• The Redlands Bowl is located in Smiley Park and is open throughout the day.
• PARKING - Many Bowl patrons park at the large Redlands Mall parking lot or the smaller lot just across the street from the mall at the corner of Citrus Avenue and Fourth Street (next to the Redlands Post Office.) The mall lot can be accessed from Eureka Street, Orange Street, Citrus Avenue, or Redlands Boulevard. Street side parking is also available. Parking is free.
• A city ordinance prohibits animals to be present at any public assembly in Redlands, with the exception of service animals. ADA rules do allow exclusion of a service animal if it is out of control or poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others. Dogs are allowed on the lawn area across from the Grant St. side of the Bowl in front of the Lincoln Shrine.
• A city ordinance prohibits the drinking of alcoholic beverages in city parks, and the Redlands Bowl is a designated city park.
• Picnic dinners are permitted: Part of the “Bowl experience” is enjoying a picnic dinner with family and friends. There are no tables, but you can bring your dinner right to the seating area. Please be neighborly and dispose of your trash in the proper containers located all around the Bowl. Picnic coolers must be small enough to stow away under the bench seats. No coolers are allowed to remain on the seats or in the aisles.
• A city ordinance prohibits the reservation or “saving” of seats for performances at the Redlands Bowl. Leaving blankets, cushions, articles of clothing unattended to save spaces at the Bowl is not allowed. The use of ropes, ribbon tape or other items in or upon seating space is not permitted. Please note: E-Z ups are not permitted at the Redlands Bowl without prior authorization.