Levitt Arlington’s fall concert series kicks off Labor Day Weekend

Published on August 25, 2025

By Levitt Pavilion Arlington

This Labor Day weekend, free live music returns to downtown Arlington with a three-night concert lineup launching the fall series of the Levitt Arlington 2025 season.

The kickoff on Fri., Aug. 29 features Grammy-winning “nuclear polka” legends Brave Combo, plus a performance by singer-songwriter and Levitt favorite Joseph Fisher-Schramm as well as a new event: Steins Under the Stars, a German-themed celebration presented with the Sister Cities Germany Committee of Arlington and supported by First Rate Living. The music continues Sat., Aug. 30, with The Rosemont Kings, an Oak Cliff-originating nine-piece R&B/soul/funk band, followed on Sun., Aug. 31 by headliners The Latin Breed with Conjunto Baraja de Oro, an award-winning Tejano ensemble. Baylor Scott & White Orthopedic and Spine Hospital Arlington continues as the Levitt’s 2025 season sponsor.

Other noteworthy dates on the Levitt’s fall calendar include tribute performances by Strangelove (Depeche Mode; Sat., Sept. 6), Infinite Journey (Journey; Sat., Sept. 13), and Hard Nights Day (The Beatles; Fri., Oct. 3). Additional highlights include Little Joe y La Familia headlining the Hispanic Heritage Celebration on Sat., Oct. 4, and the Asian Heritage Celebration on Sat., Oct. 11, featuring music, food, and traditional dance performances. The season finale is Do Good Fest Texas® on Sat., Oct. 18, a 90s throwback benefit concert presented by National Life Group and featuring Collective Soul with Tonic and Fastball. This special ticketed event requires a minimum $10 donation, with proceeds supporting Tarrant Area Food Bank to help end childhood hunger in our community.

New this fall: The Levitt is introducing its first-ever gospel music event—Levitt Lifted: Praise & Worship Night with Caleb & John and Odell Bunton, Jr. On Thurs., Sept. 11, the Levitt will partner with the Arlington Veterans Park Memorial Foundation to host a 9/11 memorial concert with American Soldier – A Toby Keith Tribute, featuring an opening ceremony honoring first responders and service members. Then on Thurs., Sept. 18, the Levitt debuts the first-ever National Preparedness Month Event, presented with the City of Arlington and the University of Texas at Arlington and organizations across DFW, offering resources, stage presentations, and an outdoor screening of the new movie Twisters.

The Levitt’s fall series will also see the return of the popular Levitt Livestream, which brings select concerts to audiences at home via Facebook and YouTube, as well as the continuation of the Levitt Youth Spotlight, showcasing promising young artists from the Arlington area.

“Part of the Levitt’s magic is that it’s a beautiful spot in the heart of the city, where families can come together, share experiences, and enjoy unforgettable performances — all for free,” said Letatia Teykl, the Levitt’s executive director. “This fall we’re presenting one of our most eclectic series yet, featuring new events like Steins Under the Stars and Levitt Lifted as well as the return of signature celebrations like Hispanic Heritage and Asian Heritage, plus plenty of nostalgia with tribute concerts and the 90s throwback Do Good Fest. We can’t wait to watch the Levitt lawn once again come alive with music, memories, and community spirit.”

How to rock the Levitt: The Levitt is located at 100 W. Abram St. in Founders Plaza, across from Arlington City Hall and adjacent to the UT Arlington campus. Free parking is available at nearby City and Downtown Arlington lots. Open seating is available for all concerts and events. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets; seating is also available on the low brick walls on the north and south sides of the lawn, as well as the steps of City Hall. Early arrival for shows featuring high-profile artists is encouraged. Paid concessions are offered at each event via the Levitt food truck fleet, beer/wine/soft drinks are available for purchase at the Candlelite Inn Cantina. Pop-up shopping is available on select nights. All Levitt events (except for the ticketed Do Good Fest Texas® are free.

2025 FALL CONCERTS AND EVENTS:

• Friday, Aug. 29 – Opening Night featuring Steins Under the Stars

  8:30 p.m. – Brave Combo (Rock/Polka)

  7:30 p.m. – Joseph Fisher-Schramm (Rock/Eclectic)

• Saturday, Aug. 30

  8:30 p.m. – The Rosemont Kings (R&B)

  7:30 p.m. – TBD

• Sunday, Aug. 31

  8:30 p.m. – The Latin Breed (Tejano)

  7:30 p.m. – Conjunto Baraja de Oro (Conjunto/Tejano)

• Friday, Sept. 5 – Levitt Lifted: Praise & Worship Night (new event)

  8:30 p.m. – Caleb & John (Praise & Worship)

  7:30 p.m. – Odell Bunton, Jr. (Gospel)

• Saturday, Sept. 6

  8:30 p.m. – Strangelove (Depeche Mode Tribute)

  7:30 p.m. – Almost Jaded (Alt Rock)

• Thursday, Sept. 11 – 9/11 Tribute Concert

  8 p.m. – American Soldier (Toby Keith Tribute)

  7 p.m. – Opening Ceremony honoring first responders

• Friday, Sept. 12

  8:30 p.m. – Kat Hasty (Country/Rock)

  7:30 p.m. – Cash Byers & Big Valley (Country)

• Saturday, Sept. 13

  8:30 p.m. – Infinite Journey (Journey Tribute)

  7:30 p.m. – Court Hoang & The Love Children (Indie Folk/Rock)

• Friday, Sept. 19 - Arlington Community Preparedness Event (new event)

  5:30 p.m. – Event Opens

  6 p.m. – Program Begins

• Friday, Sept. 19

  8:30 p.m. – Zach Person (Alt Blues/Rock)

  7:30 p.m. – GA-20 (Blues)

• Saturday, Sept. 20

  8:30 p.m. – Stefani Montiel (Tejano)

  7:30 p.m. – Los Músicos (Tejano)

• Friday, Sept. 26

  8:30 p.m. – Jake Bush (Country/Americana)

  7:30 p.m. – Jade Marie Patek (Americana)

• Saturday, Sept. 27

  8:30 p.m. – The Inspiration Band (Top 40/Dance)

  7:30 p.m. – Dance the Night Away Dancers

• Sunday, Sept. 27

  7:30 p.m. – UTA Jazz Orchestra feat. Vincent Herring

• Friday, Oct. 3

  8:30 p.m. – Hard Nights Day (Beatles Tribute)

  7:30 p.m. – Paul Renna (Americana/Rock)

• Saturday, Oct. 4 – Hispanic Heritage Celebration

  8:30 p.m. – Little Joe y La Familia (Tejano)

  7 p.m. – Latin Express (Salsa/Cumbia)

  5:50 p.m. – Sam Houston High School Ballet Folklórico

  5 p.m. – Salsa at the Gardens

• Friday, Oct. 10

  8:30 p.m. – Dalton Domino (Country/Rock)

  7:30 p.m. – Brock Roggow (Country/Rock)

• Saturday, Oct. 11 – Asian Heritage Celebration

  The event opens at 3 p.m.; performances begin at 4 p.m.

• Friday, Oct. 17

  8:30 p.m. – Micky & The Motorcars (Country/Rock)

  7:30 p.m. – Homebody (Indie/Folk)

• Saturday, Oct. 18 – Do Good Fest® Benefit Concert presented by National Life Group Collective Soul with Tonic and Fastball

(Ticketed event – minimum $10 donation, benefiting Tarrant Area Food Bank)

ABOUT LEVITT ARLINGTON:

Levitt Pavilion Arlington is a non-profit, outdoor performing arts venue that offers an annual lineup of free, high production-value concerts representing an array of music genres, spanning everything from Texas country to indie rock, R&B to Tejano and more. The Levitt also serves as an important community gathering space, hosting and producing community events as well as seasonal and cultural celebrations that pay tribute to Arlington’s diverse populations. Noted for both its heart-of-the city vibe and robust roster of musical artists that include Grammy winners, globally-known performers, and up-and-coming regional talent, the Levitt is one of Arlington’s most iconic destinations, as well as a catalyst and contributor for downtown revitalization, local economic development, and the North Texas arts ecosystem, particularly via the Levitt’s “Share The Stage”initiative booking local artists as Levitt opening acts. Levitt Arlington also plays significant roles in Downtown Arlington’s designation as a State of Texas Cultural District and Arlington’s designation as a Texas Music Friendly Community by the Texas Music Office. To learn more, visit levittpavilionarlington.org or find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.