INDIANAPOLIS - The 1-800-Quit-Now Concert Series at The Lawn at White River State Park today unveiled its summer 2011 season with its strongest and most eclectic lineup to date.
The music venue is located in White River State Park in Indianapolis and annually hosts some of the biggest names in entertainment.
The Lineup: The 1-800-Quit-Now Concert Series at The Lawn at White River State Park welcomes a host of recent GRAMMY® award winners with Arcade Fire and The National April 27, The Black Keys June 10 and Ray Lamontagne & The Pariah Dogs June 14. A special Independence Day concert will feature Florence + The Machine July 4. The just added Alison Krauss and Union Station feat. Jerry Douglas live June 9 and summertime favorites Umphrey's McGee June 25.
The late summer lineup is also taking shape with performances by The Decemberists Aug. 5, pop superstar Ke$ha Aug. 23 and The Avett Brothers Oct. 1. More shows will continue to be added in the next several weeks.
Tickets for concerts at The Lawn at White River State Park are available through LiveNation.com, the Old National Centre Box Office (except day of show), Ticketmaster outlets or 800-745-3000.
Premium seats (Tweet @VIPSeatsIndy): For VIP box and season ticket information at The Lawn at White River State Park or other Live Nation Indianapolis venues, call 317-249-2752 or by e-mail at vipseatsindy@livenation.com
The 1-800-Quit-Now Concert Series at The Lawn at White River State Park is made possible through the support of sponsors Coors Light, Republic Waste Services, Hardees, PODS, Citi and Coca-Cola.
The Lawn at White River State Park is located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. It has been recognized by Pollstar magazine as one of the top 100 outdoor concert venues for the past five years and has attracted the likes of Bob Dylan, the Allman Brothers Band, The Roots, Moody Blues and Indigo Girls. The Lawn has also hosted major concert multi-day events for the NCAA Men's Final Four among others.White River State Park is the center of Indianapolis culture, offering unique experiences with a variety of educational and recreational attractions. The Park is home to several venues, providing entertainment for a wide range of audiences, including the Indianapolis Zoo, Indiana State Museum, IMAX® Theater, Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, NCAA Hall of Champions, Indianapolis Indians Baseball at Victory Field, The Lawn at White River State Park Concert Series, and the Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial to name a few. To learn more about the Park and its many happenings, visit inwhiteriver.org
