TLC, Shaggy, Nelly, CAKE, Beach Boys, B-52s headline PNE Summer Night Concerts

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Posted May 25, 2022 9:56 am.

Last Updated May 25, 2022 10:58 am.

Here’s more proof summer is just around the corner: The PNE has announced the lineup for its Summer Night Concerts in Vancouver.

A double-bill featuring TLC and Shaggy is among the highlights.

Other performers include Nelly, CAKE, and the Barenaked Ladies who will take the stage with special guest Kim Mitchell.

The Beach Boys are returning, as are the B-52s.

The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra will also perform A Tribute to the Beatles.

Chicago, Blue Rodeo, and Chaka Khan & Patti LaBelle will also perform at the PNE Amphitheatre.

Each show begins at 8:30 p.m. and is free with admission to the fair. Some reserved tickets can be purchased for each show.

PNE Summer Night Concerts Lineup:

Aug 20: The B-52s Farewell Tour
Aug. 21: Blue Rodeo

Aug. 23: Barenaked Ladies with special guest Kim Mitchell
Aug. 24: CAKE
Aug. 25: Vancouver Symphony Orchestra: A Tribute to the Beatles
Aug. 26: Stars of Drag “A Night of True Colours”
Aug. 27: Gipsy Kings feat. Nicolas Reyes
Aug. 28: Chicago

Aug. 30: Steve Miller Band
Aug. 31: TLC & Shaggy
Sept. 1: Brothers Osborne
Sept. 2: Nelly
Sept. 3: Bachman Cummings
Sept. 4: The Beach Boys – Sixty Years of the Sounds of Summer
Sept. 5: Chaka Khan & Patti LaBelle

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