Rockin’ the River concert series is back at Panther Island Pavilion

Rockin’ the River is a free concert series that will take place every Thursday night through Thursday, August 10.

FTW-Rockin' the River

Float up to the best seat in the house. | Photo by @rockintheriverfw

Grab the coolest seat in the city for a night of live music and good vibes at Panther Island Pavilion’s Rockin’ the River.

The Thursday night concert series will take place every week through Thursday, Aug. 10, with gates opening at 5 p.m. Concert admission is free, but guests will have to pay $10 for parking.

Sit back and float in the Trinity River with a tube rental for $6 or bring your own.

If you want to make the most of the evening, purchase a Series VIP Pass for $625, which includes two VIP parking passes, four weekly wristbands, inner tubes, food + beverages, and shaded seating.

Here are some last-minute pro tips before you go:

  • This event is cash-free
  • Outside coolers, food + beverages are not allowed
  • Dogs are permitted on leashes
  • Children under 12 years old must wear a life jacket (provided) + kids shorter than 30 inches will not be allowed in the water.
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