Adam Lambert + Queen are set to perform in Edmonton, while Kellie Pickler and Chris Blue will celebrate Independence Day on the PBS “Capitol Fourth” special in Washington, D.C. Below is the Fourth of July concert schedule for July 4, 2017, listing where notable artists will appear across the United States and Canada.
Concert Schedule for July 4, 2017
Barrett Baber – Gentry Freedom Festival – Gentry, AR
Chris Blue and Kellie Pickler – PBS Capitol 4th – Washington, DC
Daughtry with Nickelback – Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater – Virginia Beach, VA
Chris Jamison – Rivers Casino – Pittsburgh, PA
Adam Lambert + Queen – Rogers Place – Edmonton, Canada
Pentatonix – Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, CA
RaeLynn – Fort Campbell – Fort Campbell, KY
Mary Sarah – Brewster Street Ice House – Corpus Christi, TX
Zach Seabaugh – Star Spangled Celebration – Calhoun, GA
This lineup highlights a mix of televised events, arena shows and local celebrations that give music fans several ways to mark the holiday. For viewers who prefer a broadcast option, the PBS “Capitol Fourth” event in Washington, D.C. is a focal point for national Independence Day programming, featuring a variety of performers coming together to commemorate July 4th. At the same time, arena and festival dates from coast to coast offer live experiences for those attending in person.
Adam Lambert + Queen taking the stage at Rogers Place in Edmonton brings a high-energy rock presence to Canadian audiences, while Daughtry sharing a bill with Nickelback at the Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater in Virginia Beach offers a mainstream rock option for concertgoers on the East Coast. Both shows are examples of headline artists bringing large-scale performances to holiday crowds, with setlists likely focusing on fan favorites and celebratory anthems suited to the occasion.
For fans of vocal harmony and contemporary pop, Pentatonix performing at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles represents a distinctly different Fourth of July offering. The Hollywood Bowl’s storied stage and open-air setting make it a traditional summer destination for music lovers, and an Independence Day date there often blends seasonal celebration with a memorable concert atmosphere.
Smaller venues and community events provide additional options for local audiences. Barrett Baber appears at the Gentry Freedom Festival in Arkansas, while Mary Sarah is scheduled for the Brewster Street Ice House in Corpus Christi, Texas. These performances typically provide a more intimate setting and a festive community feel, often tied to local Fourth of July activities. RaeLynn at Fort Campbell and Zach Seabaugh at the Star Spangled Celebration in Calhoun, Georgia, similarly reflect regional events that combine music with holiday traditions.
Other notable appearances include Chris Jamison at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where casino venues often host special holiday shows, and the roster of television-facing performers on the PBS special, such as Kellie Pickler and Chris Blue, who bring a familiar presence to viewers tuning in from home.
Whether planning to attend a large arena concert, a community festival, or watching a televised production, this schedule gathers a cross-section of artists performing on July 4, 2017. Concertgoers should verify local event details, timing, and any ticketing requirements with venues or official event organizers before making travel plans. For those watching at home, national broadcasts and local programming often provide ways to enjoy performances and fireworks from multiple locations.
As with any holiday lineup, the July 4 concert schedule offers a range of musical styles and settings—rock and pop headliners, vocal groups, country artists, and community events—so fans can choose the experience that best suits their Independence Day celebration. Enjoy the music and have a safe and festive Fourth of July.