The BMO Harris Pavilion has a full concert schedule set for the summer and fall season. This is the year to head to the Summerfest grounds for great music and entertainment. There will be at least eighteen shows on tap. Opening the summer season will be a triple-bill featuring Peach Pit, Briston Maroney, and Bnny on May 28. The season closes on October 11, with Jordan Davis and Mitchell Tenpenny.
During Summerfest 2025, the pavilion will have a great headliner for each night. After Summerfest closes for the season, there are seven more shows to catch! Keep in mind that during Summerfest, seating at the BMO Harris Pavilion is reserved. That same ticket will get you into the Summerfest grounds, of course.
If you are going to a show at the BMO Harris Pavilion when Summerfest 2025 is in full swing, we suggest that you enter the grounds at the south gate. From there, you can walk directly east to the pavilion. The venue is tucked in a corner of the Summerfest grounds, north of the American Family Insurance Amphitheater.
BMO Harris Pavilion Full Concert Schedule 2025
- May 28 – Peach Pit & Briston Maroney
- May 30 – The Driver Era
- June 6 – Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas
- June 19 – The Isley Brothers with Eric Benét
- June 20 – George Thorogood & The Destroyers with Foghat
- June 21 – Japanese Breakfast
- June 26 – The Avett Brothers
- June 27 – CAKE
- June 28 – Riley Green
- July 3 – 311 with Badflower
- July 4 – Chicago
- August 2 – The Red Clay Strays with Michael Marcagi
- August 19 – Melissa Etheridge and Indigo Girls
- August 21 – Simple Plan with 3OH!3, Bowling for Soup, and LØLØ
- August 26 – Leon Bridges with Charley Crockett
- August 29 – Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts
- September 5 – The Black Keys with The Heavy Heavy
- October 11 – Jordan Davis with Mitchell Tenpenny and Vincent Mason
Ticket King for Concert Tickets
Ticket King has great tickets for every BMO Harris Pavilion show. Each show may have a small seating layout change, depending on the performer. At times, there may be pit seating for a specific performance, which is generally an area just in front of the stage with no seats. Be sure to look for the red star next to each ticket listing and save on ticket fees.