Summer Concerts
This summer, live music returns to Storm King Art Center.
Across three summer weekends, internationally recognized musicians will perform outdoors within Storm King’s landscape. The series invites audiences to encounter concerts in dialogue with sculpture, nature, and place, extending Storm King’s longstanding commitment to connecting art, nature, and people.
Designed for art and music enthusiasts from across the region, the Summer Concert Series offers an opportunity to experience live performance in a setting defined by scale, openness, and artistic ambition.
July and August dates will be announced soon.
Sunday, June 21
Black Country, New Road with Horsegirl
Co-Produced by Chosen Family Presents & Storm King Art Center
Doors: 5PM
Black Country, New Road are a British experimental rock collective known for their fearless reinvention and genre-defying sound. From their Mercury Prize–nominated debut For the First Time to Ants from Up There, the band has continuously pushed boundaries. Their latest album, Forever Howlong, marks a bold new chapter with shared vocal and songwriting duties, inventive instrumentation, and expansive arrangements, showcasing a fearless exploration of post-punk, chamber pop, folk, and prog influences that cements the group as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary rock.
Horsegirl is a Chicagoborn, New York–based indie rock trio whose music blends postpunk, shoegaze, and experimental pop with a playful, spirited edge. Since signing to Matador Records, they’ve released two acclaimed albums—Versions of Modern Performance and their second LP Phonetics On and On—exploring space, texture, and songwriting with clarity and inventive minimalism. Known for their chemistry and creative growth, the band continues to evolve with authentic energy and curiosity.