The Plain White T's Playing Crocker Park For Festival

WESTLAKE, OH — The Plain White T's will close out Crocker Park's annual Independence Day music Fest.

On Sunday, June 30, Liberty Rocks will put on a music festival from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Musicians will play the main stage, in The Center Circle, while food trucks and a beer garden sate the appetites and whet the whistles of concert-goers.

Admission to the event is free. Parking will be available in the main Crocker Park garages for $10. A portion of the parking and beer garden proceeds will go towards University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital.

The concert line-up for the festival includes performances by Funk Worthy, Front Porch Lights, St. Edward High School Trash Talkers and other local bands, before the two-time Grammy nominated pop-rock band The Plain white T's perform.

Known best for their 2005 hit Hey There Delilah, The Plain White T's just released their new album, Parallel Universe.

“Liberty Rocks is our way of celebrating summer and the beginning of Independence Day by bringing together the perfect way to enjoy yourself with music, food and fun,” said Stacie Schmidt, vice president of marketing at Stark Enterprises. “We are looking forward to hosting different bands and musicians including multi-platinum group, The Plain White T’s, along with vendors and activities to let each attendee make summer memories here at Crocker Park. It’s all happening here-all summer!”