Summer concert preview: Morgan Wallen, St. Vincent and more

• The slate also includes two stadium tours, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's summer showcase and one of the biggest shows in Cain Park history.

Blossom Music Center

Live Nation has a dominant force in the region and runs Northeast Ohio's premier amphitheater, which opens Monday for Breaking Benjamin.

• Blossom will host more than 30 concerts this season, including shows headlined by Dave Matthews Band, Halsey, Cyndi Lauper, Neil Young and The Black Keys.
• Many of those shows are part of Live Nation's $30 ticket promotion starting at 10am Wednesday, while supplies last.

Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica

Cleveland's downtown amphitheater is run by AEG Presents, which just wrapped up its own $25 ticket promotion.

• The season begins with Teddy Swims tomorrow and features more than 20 shows, including Brand New, Dropkick Murphys and Jagged Edge.
• AEG added to its local portfolio with the opening of Globe Iron in the Flats this month, to go along with its operations of the Agora.

Stadium status

Huntington Bank Field hosts just two tours, but they're big ones — including AC/DC's first Cleveland concert in nearly a decade on May 28.

• Country star Morgan Wallen takes over the Browns' home for back-to-back nights on Aug. 15 and 16.

Best of the rest

Cain Park's season in Cleveland Heights is headlined by Wilco's sold-out show on Aug. 7. Tickets are available on the resale market.

• The Rock Hall's season series features more than a dozen local and national acts, peaking with St. Vincent on Aug. 29.

There are also plenty of indoor shows at venues like the Grog Shop, Beachland Ballroom, The Roxy at Mahall's and the Music Box Supper Club.

• Rocket Arena hosts concerts with big names like Ghost, Maxwell, Benson Boone and Tyler, the Creator.