Photo by Michael Panzarino
ALBANY NY – Alive At Five is Albany NY’s premiere summer concert series. Every Thursday evening in the summer, distinguished national, regional and local artists bring their best performances to Albany for this popular event.
Alive At Five draws an enthusiastic and energetic crowd to the Corning Preserve at the Albany Riverfront Park for dancing, food, refreshments, and entertainment.
And since a summer party isn’t complete without ice-cold beer, lemonade, and a great BBQ, local vendors are always on hand supplying plenty of food and drink.
Don't miss the Alive at Five outdoor summer concert series this year on Thursdays from June 6 - August 8, 2013 at 5:00pm... It keeps Albany alive!
2013 Summer Concert Series Lineup:
When: Thu, Jun 6, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
For nearly 40 years, the Fabulous Thunderbirds have been the quintessential American band, incorporating Cajun, blues, rock and R&B sounds into barnstorming signature hits like "Tuff Enuff", "Wrap It Up", "How Do You Spell Love" and "Powerful Stuff".
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When: Thu, Jun 13, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
As a member of the massively popular group Kool & The Gang, pop and R&B legend JT Taylor's vocals ignited classic hits like "Celebration," "Ladies' Night" and "Too Hot." His silky smooth voice and impeccable stage presence have earned him ten #1 singles, numerous platinum and gold records, Grammy nominations and worldwide record sales of over 50 million.
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When: Thu, Jun 20, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
With an unprecedented 20 years of experience and over 1500 shows, The Refrigerators have consistently delivered high energy performances to ecstatic fans throughout the northeast. Recognized as one of the Albany area?s finest live bands, The Refrigerators infuse funk, rock, and R&B with a pumping rhythm section, powerhouse horns and kinetic stage presence.
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When: Thu, Jun 27, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
Rock and Roll Hall of Famers George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic revolutionized funk music while racking up three platinum albums and over 40 R&B hit singles. Clinton and his P-Funk machine became the foremost innovators in funk by the early '70s, melding psychedelic guitar, booming bass, danceable beats and outrageous stage shows into their own signature style.
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When: Thu, Jul 11, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
Satisfaction is the international touring tribute show to the world's greatest rock and roll band. Bringing an astounding level of authenticity to over 50 years of classic Stones hits, Satisfaction's acclaimed live show has delighted fans at over 1800 performances around the world. Rolling Stone magazine calls Satisfaction "one of the greatest tribute bands in the world."
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When: Thu, Jul 18, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
Mickey Thomas is the owner of the soaring voice that propelled Starship through an astonishing string of hits, including "No Way Out", "We Built This City", "Sara" and the Oscar-nominated #1 smash "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now". Every album released by Starship since 1979 has been certified gold, platinum or multi-platinum.
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When: Thu, Jul 25, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
Winners of Downtown Albany's Second Annual Blues Music Competition, The Tom Healey Band and Blues Sanctuary present the best in the Capital Region's thriving blues scene.
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When: Thu, Aug 1, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
In 1974, reggae legend Bob Marley went solo. On the brink of international stardom, Al Anderson was selected as lead guitarist. Anderson's phenomenal lead work brought rock fans to the Wailers' music.
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When: Thu, Aug 8, 2013
| 5:00 PM
Where: Albany Riverfront Park Amphitheatre at the Corning Preserve
Cost: FREE ADMISSION
Since starting off as a bluegrass combo in 2002, Skeeter Creek has built a reputation as the Capital Region's top modern country party band. Skeeter Creek has been voted best local country band by Metroland readers for three years in a row and performed on bills with a cavalcade of country superstars ranging from George Jones to Rascal Flatts.
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More Info
Parking: Broadway parking lots and garages -
Handicapped parking: Corning Preserve parking lot, Columbia Street Garage
Rain location: Corning Preserve Boat Launch beneath I-787 Bridge (Water Street)
For Albany restaurants and nightlife visit: Albany Restaurants or Albany Nightlife
Special Ground Rules in Effect:
- NO glass containers of any kind
- NO alcoholic beverages
- NO coolers, backpacks, bags, containers, packages, thermoses, cups, bottles, cans, flasks.
- NO animals or pets (Excludes ADA-defined service animals)
- Security personnel reserve the right to inspect any bag, container or package and confiscate any prohibited or illegal items.
- Any type of recording of the performance or presentation is prohibited without prior written consent.
- All attendees should be prepared to present age identification at any time if they intend to consume alcohol.
PLEASE NOTE: Ground rules are subject to change without notice. Exceptions made for medical or child-care reasons may be addressed individually.
Volunteer at Alive at Five! – Be close to all the action and enjoy great perks as a Alive at Five volunteer! Hundreds of volunteers are needed each week to make this event successful, and TIPS certified volunteers are especially in high demand. If you are interested in volunteering (TIPS certified or not) get more details on Volunteering at Alive at Five >>
For more information contact the City of Albany Office of Special Events & Volunteer Services at (518) 434-2032 or visit their website >>
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