The Brick Township SummerFest Concert Series presented by Pine Belt Cars is slated to return to Windward Beach Park for the twenty-sixth consecutive summer this August. As in the past, the series will feature popular bands, a food court, a beer and wine garden and fireworks after each show.

“SummerFest has become one of Brick Township’s most beloved traditions and one of the most popular free events at the Jersey Shore,” said Brick Township Mayor John G. Ducey. “Unfortunately, due to restrictions on the size of crowds, we had to move the series from July when we usually have it. SummerFest is a popular, high-quality event that our families look forward to as part of their annual summer traditions. By boat or in person, the concert and fireworks are well worth the wait.”

As the State began lifting restrictions put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19, the Township began preparing for the possible continuation of the series.

The SummerFest 2020 Lineup is as follows:

Thursday, August 6 – Super Trans Am
Thursday, August 13 – Tribute to the 80’s & 90’s
Thursday, August 20 – The Amish Outlaws
Thursday, August 27 – The Nerds

All concerts will be held at Windward Beach Park, Princeton Avenue. Each concert will be followed by fireworks.

In addition to the concerts, the Annual SummerFest Car Show hosted by the Time Capsule Cruisers is scheduled for Thursday, September 3. The SummerFest Car Show has grown into one of the largest in the State and features cars, trucks and motorcycles from all eras.

The Township’s media partner for SummerFest 2020 is Townsquare Jersey Shore, home of the most popular radio stations in New Jersey. Townsquare Media Jersey Shore’s radio stations include 94.3 The Point, 92.7 WOBM, 105.7 The Hawk and 1160/1310 WOBM-AM.

The Township is once again operating a free shuttle bus service to Windward Beach Park from locations throughout the Township for concerts. Shuttle Buses will have two separate routes. One route will pick up and drop off at Veterans Memorial Middle School and Midstreams Elementary School. The other route will pick up and drop off at Drum Point Elementary School and Brick Township High School. Trips to Windward will begin at 5pm and return trips will begin at 9pm and continue until all guests are returned to their pick up locations. Any person under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

A food court and beer and wine garden for guests ages 21 and over will be available for each concert.

SummerFest 2020 is made possible by the generous support of corporate sponsors including presenting sponsor Pine Belt Motors. Additional sponsors include Imac Insurance, CME Associates, NJR Home Services and MRC Rec.

SummerFest 2020 may be further modified in accordance with COVID-19 restrictions in place at the time.

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