This week will bring the next concert in the 2026 Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series, an opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy free live music while also transforming underused public spaces into thriving community destinations.
The concert series began May 31 and will continue each week through Aug. 9.
The July 26 concert will take place at Leicht Park from 4-6:30 p.m. featuring headliner Laura Rain & The Caesars and opener Jill Grohusky.
For more information, visit downtowngreenbay.com or read on to hear more about this year’s concert lineup.
Tune in each week to get to know a bit about the upcoming week’s performers.
How would you describe your music?
Funky retro soul and R&B.
What inspires you to create music?
What inspires me is the very idea itself to create. Where the inspiration comes from is multifaceted. It is more of a compelling drive to complete different works of art than an inspiration, as I feel my purpose is to write and perform music.
What is your favorite part of performing live?
Connecting with people. We have a chance to make a difference in their lives for a few moments in time.
What are you most looking forward to audiences hearing/experiencing at your concert?
I look forward to delivering the positive uplifting message in many of our songs, and also the good vibes from getting up and dancing to a funky beat. I want people to feel joy be energized from our show.
How would you describe your music?
While classically trained in Westernized art music, my soul has always been found in the realm of Folk & Americana with a bit of a Pop-style mixed in. Being a multi-instrumentalist, with harp, piano, and the occasional ukulele song for good measure, I love lending my vocals to various styles that help each instrument shine; be it a soft, folk melody with the harp or a harder-hitting, soulful tune with keys.
What inspires you to create music?
Life. Our stories of heartbreak and tribulation, challenge and success, and all the wonderful in-betweens. I will never tire of writing songs based on lived experiences with the hope that those words may resonate with another at a time when they need to hear them.
What is your favorite part of performing live?
What are you most looking forward to audiences hearing/experiencing at your concert?
A musical experience that isn’t being played AT you, but TO you, and a space to feel a little freer for a while.
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