Summerfest 2024 returns to brick township with exciting lineup — Full length profile shot of two elderly men walking with crutches and walker isolated on white background

BRICK, NJ — SummerFest, presented by Pine Belt Cars, marks its 29th season this year at Windward Beach Park, offering a series of free concerts and spectacular fireworks. The event kicks off on Thursday, July 4, with a performance by Super Trans Am, celebrated for their high-energy renditions of classic arena anthems.

This year’s lineup includes:

July 4: Super Trans Am
July 11: Garden State Radio
July 18: Aftershock

Each concert is followed by a dazzling fireworks display, adding to the festive atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy a variety of food options at the food court and beverages in the beer and wine garden, accessible to guests 21 and over with a valid ID.

To ensure convenience for all, free shuttle bus service is available from multiple locations including Drum Point Elementary School and Brick Township High School. Shuttle service begins at 5pm, and parking at the venue is limited.

Windward Beach Park will come alive this July at SummerFest 2024 presented by Pine Belt Cars. Celebrating its 29th season, Brick Township’s SummerFest has become one of the most popular summer traditions at the Jersey Shore. SummerFest Concerts feature great music from exceptional performers who will rock the park with the greatest hits of yesterday and today. The fun doesn’t stop there. After each concert we will have a breathtaking fireworks display, painting the night sky with vibrant colors!

SummerFest 2024 promises a month of memorable evenings filled with music, food, and community spirit, all set against the backdrop of the scenic Jersey Shore at Windward Beach Park.

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