Summer concerts 2026: Zach Bryan, Foo Fighters, Springsteen & more

Catch up quick: The Pussycat Dolls canceled their tour, which included a stop at Blossom Music Center on June 27, due to weak ticket sales.

• Blossom's season opener also lost an act when headliner Kid Cudi dismissed opener M.I.A. for making "offensive remarks" on stage.

Yes, but: The season still kicks off in a big way with country star Zach Bryan at Huntington Bank Field on Saturday.

• It's the first of four shows at the stadium, followed by Post Malone and Jelly Roll (June 25), Usher and Chris Brown (July 7), and Foo Fighters (Aug. 10).

State of play: Blossom will host 28 concerts this year, including more than a half-dozen Rock Hall inductees.

• Sammy Hagar (June 20), Paul Simon (June 23), John Mellencamp (July 21), Chicago and Styx (Aug. 5), Wu-Tang Clan (Sept. 9), Salt-N-Pepa (Sept. 10) and Billy Idol (Sept. 13) are all coming to Cuyahoga Falls.

Jacobs Pavilion kicks off its season with Young the Giant on May 27.

• Bleachers (June 19), Death Cab for Cutie (July 15), Ella Mai (Aug. 22) and Modest Mouse (Sept. 30) are also among the 20-plus acts that will perform in the Flats.

Best of the rest: Rocket Arena will host big names like Bruce Springsteen (May 22), J. Cole (Aug. 15) and Rush (Sept. 17 and 19).

• Cain Park's season is headlined by Trombone Shorty on June 16, while rapper Earl Sweatshirt kicks off Rock Hall's summer series on June 26.

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