Join in the fun from 7-9 p.m. on Thursday, July 18, when The Bosses hit the outdoor stage for a free concert at Winged Deer Park’s Lakefront Festival Plaza Goulding Amphitheater.

These homegrown Tennesseans with deep roots in the Appalachian Mountains will provide an evening of original tunes and unforgettable classics. The Bosses’ passion for eclectic music stirs the soul by blending classic rock, alternative rock, Americana and folk.

Singer Kim Boss has a low female singing voice known as contralto. Her voice is powerful yet angelic, hypnotizing and enchanting listeners. The rhythm guitar seamlessly harmonizes with a ballad-style fingerpicking with breakout sessions of power-thumping rock and roll chords.

The venue is known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket, folding chair and relax on the grass or dance the night away. The location offers easy access, free parking, concessions and a playground.

The lakeside concerts are from 7-9 p.m. each Thursday through Aug. 8 at Winged Deer Park, 199 Carroll Creek Road, Johnson City.

The remainder of the series schedule is as follows:

July 18: The Bosses

July 25: Jae Marie Project

Aug. 1: Sound Traveler

Aug. 8: Barefoot Movement

Aug. 15: Tri-Cities Jazz Orchestra

The Lakeside Concert Series is presented by The Johnson City News & Neighbor, 101.5 WQUT, Tri-Cities’ Classic Rock, Tennessee Department of Transportation, and Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

For more information, call 423-283-5815.

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