The Cincinnati Reds have rolled out their 2027 post‑game entertainment schedule, giving fans more than just baseball. Starting this summer, three country‑music concerts will follow select home games, bringing Grammy‑nominated and award‑winning artists to the ballpark stage.
Concert dates and performers
On July 1, after the Reds host the Chicago White Sox, Grammy‑nominated singer Dierks Bentley will take the stage. Bentley is best known for hits such as “Drunk on a Plane” and “What Was I Thinkin’.”
July 12 will see rising country star Bailey Zimmerman perform after the Reds’ game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Zimmerman’s breakout singles, including “Fall in Love,” have surged in popularity on social‑media platforms.
Finally, on September 4, after the Reds face the Chicago Cubs, award‑winning artist Jordan Davis will close the concert series. Davis, known for “Next Thing You Know,” recently released his new album “Learn the Hard Way.”
Ticket information
Single‑game tickets for the concerts are on sale now with no added fees. Fans can purchase tickets through reds.com/Tickets or by calling 513‑381‑REDS (7337) until Sunday, Nov. 15.
Bobblehead nights and fireworks
In addition to the concerts, the Reds shared their 2027 Bobblehead night schedule, featuring special giveaways on six Saturdays throughout the season:
- April 10 vs. Minnesota Twins
- May 8 vs. Colorado Rockies
- May 22 vs. Toronto Blue Jays
- July 31 vs. Washington Nationals
- August 28 vs. San Diego Padres
- September 18 vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Post‑game fireworks will also return on select Fridays, adding another family‑friendly element to the Reds’ summer experience.
Why it matters for Cincinnati families
These events provide affordable, family‑oriented entertainment that aligns with the community’s love of baseball and live music. By offering no‑fee ticket options and scheduling concerts after games, the Reds make it easy for parents to enjoy a night out without the hassle of extra costs or separate travel plans.
Local businesses can also benefit from increased foot traffic on concert nights, as fans gather before and after the shows at nearby restaurants and shops. The Reds’ partnership with country‑music artists highlights the city’s vibrant cultural scene and supports the tradition of gathering families together for wholesome, community‑focused events.
Looking ahead
With the concert series, Bobblehead nights, and fireworks, the 2027 season promises a lively summer for Cincinnati’s baseball fans. Whether you’re a longtime Reds supporter or simply looking for a safe, enjoyable evening out, the upcoming schedule offers something for everyone.
Original reporting: WLWT Cincinnati — read the source article.
