Today, The Momentary announced two new additions to its Live On The Green Summer Music Series this year, comprising appearances from the iconic R&B group TLC, reggae artist Shaggy, Patti Labelle, and Gladys Knight.
These recent additions follow an electrifying kick-off performance from multi-Grammy and Academy winner Jon Batiste last month.
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About the New Live On The Green Concerts
Following their still-steaming Hot Summer Nights Tour, the multi-Grammy-winning and all-time best-selling American girl group TLC is once again joining forces with fellow multi-Grammy winner Shaggy to bring forth a night of beloved hits to the Momentary on Sept. 6.
Multi-Grammy Award-winning artists Patti LaBelle and Gladys Knight will follow up with an evening of soul-stirring performances of their timeless classics and most cherished hits.
Following years of incredible individual success, the duo is ready to transport would-be guests with their decade-spanning music on Sept. 13.
After Batiste's jazzy concert last April 23, which included a surprise appearance from multi-platinum singer-songwriter Jewel, a special solo performance from 12-time Grammy-winning artist John Legend on June 1 is up next.
Consequent performances on The Momentary's 2024 Live On The Green Series will come from Portugal. The Man (July 6), Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (July 14), Lake Street Dive (July 17), deadmau5 (August 24), Gary Clark Jr. (September 7), and Kaskade (September 27).
More additions to the lineup will be added in the coming weeks, with The Momentary planning to mount fourteen more concerts for the year, which is double 2023's collective number of performances for its series.
Bentonville's very own cultural hub is also going to host this spring's FreshGrass Bentonville festival. Returning on May 17 to 18, the music fest features performances from Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Trampled by Turtles, Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, Valerie June, and more.
For more information on all of The Momentary's upcoming events, click here.
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