These Awesome Artists Are On the Petco Park Concert Lineup This Summer - LaJolla.com

These Awesome Artists Are On the Petco Park Concert Lineup This Summer

If you’re a fan of live music, you’ll be happy to know that the Petco Park concert lineup for this summer is stacked with amazing artists.

Locals know that, when it comes to San Diego baseball, there’s only one place to watch a game — at Petco Park. However, Petco Park is also an amazing music venue that hosts all types of artists, musicians, and bands.

The Summer 2023 Petco Park concert lineup, for example, features everyone from hip hop artist Logic to indie darling Manchester Orchestra to R&B sensation Daniel Caesar.

Petco Park concerts take place at one of two locations. Many of the shows in the lineup will occur at Gallagher Square, a public park and gathering space just outside of the baseball stadium. Other concerts will take place within the walls of Petco Park itself.

And, of course, Petco Park is still an amazing place to grab a bite to eat with its top-tier San Diego restaurants.

You can view the full lineup — and purchase tickets — on the Major League Baseball website.

Here’s the full Petco Park concert lineup for this year:

Concert Lineup at Gallagher Square

  • June 29 – Logic
  • July 1 – Porter Robinson
  • July 2 – Chris Lake
  • July 16 – Slightly Stoopid and Sublime with Rome
  • July 21 – Jimmy Eat World and Machester Orchestra
  • August 1 – Yellowcard
  • August 11st – Cigarettes After Sex
  • August 12 – Dom Dolla
  • August 26 – Kodak Black and NLE Choppa
  • September 3 – Weezer
  • September 9 – The Revivalists and Band of Horses
  • September 15 – Kolohe Kai
  • September 16 – Pixies and Modest Mouse
  • September 20 – Daniel Caesar
  • October 6 – The All-American Rejects and Newfound Glory
  • October 29 – Hozier

Concert Lineup at Petco Park

  • July 14 – Morgan Wallen
  • July 15 – Morgan Wallen
  • July 16 – Slightly Stoopid and Sublime with Rome
  • December 30 – Wild Horses Festival, which features Zach Bryan and Caamp

Images courtesy of mlb.com