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Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront's 2025 lineup so far
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A rendering of Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront. Image: Courtesy of Live Nation
Richmond's Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront will open in June.
Why it matters: The new venue is shaping up to be one of the most exciting additions to Richmond this year.
The big picture: Live Nation and Charlottesville-based Red Light Ventures are behind the amphitheater, which was announced in 2022 and has been under construction on a 4-acre site owned by NewMarket Corp near Tredegar Iron Works.
- Their goal is to host 30 shows a season at the 7,500-seat venue.
Here's who's been announced so far:
June
- June 6: Rock group Kansas
- June 7: Rock singer Rick Springfield
- June 10: Rock group Dispatch w/ John Butler (with band)
- June 11: Rock group Glass Animals
- June 19: R&B group Boyz II Men
- June 21: Country singer Dwight Yoakam
- June 26: Country singer Parker McCollum
July
- July 10: Children's group KIDZ BOP
- July 12: Rock group Counting Crows
- July 15 & 16: Rock group Dave Matthews Band
- July 17: Country artist Brad Paisley
- July 19: Rock group Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
- July 24: Richmond rockers Lamb of God with GWAR
- July 26: Rock group Whiskey Myers
August
- Aug. 1: Rock group The Head and The Heart
- Aug. 2: Country artist Riley Green
- Aug. 6: Rock group Styx & Kevin Cronin + Don Felder
- Aug. 5: Rock group Mumford & Sons
- Aug. 8: Rocker Rob Thomas
- Aug. 10: Rocker Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts
- Aug. 23: Country singer Bailey Zimmerman
- Aug. 24: Country band The Red Clay Strays
- Aug. 26: Rock band Simple Plan
- Aug. 28: Country singer Gavin Adcock
- Aug. 29: Country singer Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas
September
- Sept. 1: Singer James Taylor
- Sept. 6: R&B artist Leon Bridges with Charley Crockett in "The Crooner & The Cowboy Tour"
- Sept 12 & 13: Rock jam band Widespread Panic
- Sept. 20: Actors and comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short's "The Dukes of Funnytown!" show.
- Sept. 22: "Weird Al" Yankovic with Puddles Pity Party
- Sept. 25: Singer-Songwriter Alex Warren
October
- Oct. 2 &3: Rock band Goose
- Oct. 21: Blues rock group Tedeschi Trucks Band
Editor's note: This story was last updated on June 17..