Concert lineup for cape may's ferry park announced

CAPE MAY, NJ – Exit Zero Hospitality is bringing midweek family fun to North Cape May this summer. Summertime & The Livin’s EZ Wednesday concert series will be held on the COASTLINE REALTY Stage at Ferry Park, at the Cape May ferry terminal, overlooking the Delaware Bay every Wednesday at 5:30pm, July 5 through August 30. The lineup for Summertime & The Livin’s EZ concert series:

7/5 – Independence Day

7/12 – Swift Technique

7/19 – Billy Walton Band

7/26 – E Street Shuffle

8/2 – Soul Cruisers

8/9 – Bastard Bearded Irishmen

8/16 – Fat Mezz 8/23 – Yacht Lobster

8/30 – Cheezy & The Crackers

Guests can relax on the gorgeous green and take in stunning scenes of the Cape May Canal and Delaware Bay, catch a breathtaking sunset or watch the ferries go by, and of course, enjoy live music with friends and family! Along with the dockside bar and inside bar at Exit Zero Ferry Station, multiple bars will be set up on the lawn offering beer, wine and other cool libations.

No outside coolers or alcohol are permitted, and guests are encouraged to bring their own chairs and blankets.

Ferry Park also offers a variety of on-site food and beverage options, including sit-down restaurants as well as a grab-and-go eatery. Attendance is free to all guests of all ages. Ferry Park is located at 1200 Lincoln Blvd., North Cape May, NJ. For more information, visit https://www.visitferrypark.com/happenings.

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