SALISBURY — Salisbury Beach Partnership Inc. and the Salisbury Chamber of Commerce have announced the concert schedule for SurfSide Live, a free fireworks and concert series at Salisbury Beach. All concerts are outdoors; attendees are encouraged to bring beach chairs and blankets. The concerts feature regional as well as national bands performing live, followed by a fireworks show over the beach. All events run Saturdays from 7:30 to 10 p.m., schedule as follows:
July 3 — Sugarfoot and the Brass Kickin' Horns, a party band out of Boston.
July 10 — Joshua Tree, a U2 tribute band.
July 17 — James Montgomery Band, blues on the local and national scene.
July 24 — Hot Like Fire, an authentic reggae band from the East Coast.
July 31 — The Brew, an indie rock band with roots in the Merrimack Valley.
Aug. 7 — Evan Goodrow Band, a soul and blues band that has opened for B.B. King before.
Aug. 14 — Entrain, a six-piece band from the Vineyard that shifts through different musical styles.
Aug. 21 — Adam Ezra Group, a pop and acoustic rock band that has opened for John Mayer and Jason Mraz.
Aug. 28 — Bonerama, a New Orleans band known for its vintage funk, classic rock and improvisation.
Sept. 4 — Beatlejuice, New England's Beatles tribute band.
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