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PADDOCK LAKE – There are few finer things in life than enjoying a warm summer night with live music, a cold beverage and a beautiful view.
Community State Bank presents Rhythm on the Lake Thursday nights this summer at Old Settlers Park, 24100 75th St., in Paddock Lake.
“We are beyond thrilled to be sponsoring this wonderful, community event,” Community State Bank Executive VP Robert Pieroni said. “It’s such a beautiful setting on Paddock Lake. I can’t wait to see everyone out there relaxing and enjoying all these talented musicians.”
The free concerts will be held from 6 to 8 p.m., beginning June 12th through Aug. 21 (except for July 3) at the lakefront band shelter.
Kenosha County Parks released the 10-week musical lineup on Monday. The weekly concert series includes:
June 12 – Relatively Close
June 19 – Prairiedogs
June 26 – TRiP
July 10 – Diamondback
July 17 – Red’s Hot Chili Peppers
July 24 – The Mill Creek Jumble
July 31 – Mixtape MKE
August 7 – Would You Kindly?
August 14 – Chris Haise Band
August 21 – Ten Feet Tall
Each concert night includes a pop-up beer garden with beer, non-alcoholic beverages and snacks available for purchase.
Community State Bank will pass out free ice cream from its beloved “Cruiser,” a 1959 Shasta camper, during select performances. Check Community State Bank’s social media pages on Facebook and Instagram for updates.
The Paddock Lake Lions Club and the Kiwanis Club of Westosha-Salem will take turns operating the concessions, with 100 percent of the proceeds benefiting those organizations.
Event organizers said they expect the event will continue to grow in what should become a popular place to spend Thursday nights this summer.
“This is still a relatively new event, and we’re really excited about the positive feedback we’ve been getting over the last two years,” Kenosha County Parks Director Wyatt Moore said. “It’s going to be another great summer of music in the park, alongside the lake, in Old Settlers Park.”
Community State Bank, locally owned and operated since 1898, proudly serves Kenosha County, Racine County and Walworth County.
For more information, visit CSB.bank.
