The Village of Hinsdale and the Hinsdale Chamber of Commerce proudly showcase their fifteenth year of the summer concert series Uniquely Thursdays beginning June 14th and running through August 16, 2018. The Hinsdale streets come alive with music this summer for ten consecutive weeks of live music.

Gather your family and friends and head to Burlington Park (just north of the railroad tracks, between Garfield and Washington streets) for the 2018 summer concert series taking place every Thursday (weather permitting) from 6-9pm starting June 14, 2018.

Event Highlights:
• FREE admission
• Casual, park setting – bring your chairs and blankets
• Food stands offering a variety of options
• Alcohol available to purchase (outside alcohol prohibited)

With a wide variety of bands playing music ranging from country to 80’s classics to modern hits and everything in between, everyone will find something to suite their taste.

2018 Uniquely Thursdays line-up:

• June 21 – The Millennials (classic rock from a new generation)

The Millennials bring a fresh style to Rock-N-Roll classics. Influenced by Classic Rock acts such as Led Zeppelin, The Who, and the Beatles, and 80's music from BonJovi, Guns-N-Roses, Aerosmith, and the best the decade had to offer.

Coming soon:

• June 28 – Paparockzzi
• July 5 – 1976 (rock/pop of the 70s)
• July 12 – Semple Band (rock/pop)
• July 19 – One Hot Mess
• July 26 – Recycle the Day (best hits from every era)
• August 2 – Run Forrest Run (90s cover band)
• August 9 – Ear Candy (dance hits from the last 40 years)
• August 16 – 7th Heaven (70’s, 80’s & today)

This year’s premier sponsor is AMITA Health Hinsdale. AMITA will be on site each week with activities during the event. AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center Hinsdale was recently named one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals® by Truven Health Analytics®, part of the IBM Watson HealthTM business. For more than 100 years, AMITA Health Hinsdale has provided superior healthcare with Christian compassion to residents in the western suburbs of Chicago.