Cincinnati Reds announce 2027 postgame concert lineup

Cincinnati Reds announce 2027 postgame concert lineup Advertisement Updated: 10:50 AM EST Nov 6, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Emily Sanderson Digital Media Manager Cincinnati Reds announce 2027 postgame concert lineup Updated: 10:50 AM EST Nov 6, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Emily Sanderson Digital Media Manager CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Reds have announced their postgame concerts for the 2027 season. The Reds announced Friday the team is hosting three postgame concerts throughout the summer. Advertisement Country stars Dierks Bentley, Bailey Zimmerman and Jordan Davis are all slated to play after games at GABP for the 2027 season. Single-game tickets are available now with no fees, through Sunday, Nov. 15. Fans can purchase tickets at reds.com/Tickets or by calling 513-381-REDS (7337). Grammy-nominated singer Dierks Bentley will perform on July 1 after the Reds game against the White Sox. Bentley is known for hit singles like "Drunk on a Plane" and "What Was I Thinkin'." Country singer Bailey Zimmerman will perform July 12 after the Reds play the Tampa Bay Rays. Zimmerman skyrocketed to fame after his songs became popular on social media, including singles like "Fall in Love." Award-winning artist Jordan Davis will perform Sept. 4 after the Reds play against the Cubs. Davis, known for singles like "Next Thing You Know" recently released his latest album "Learn the Hard Way." The Reds also shared next year's Bobblehead nights: • Saturday, April 10 vs. Minnesota Twins • Saturday, May 8 vs. Colorado Rockies • Saturday, May 22 vs. Toronto Blue Jays • Saturday, July 31 vs. Washington Nationals • Saturday, Aug. 28 vs. San Diego Padres • Saturday, Sept. 18 vs. St. Louis Cardinals Postgame fireworks will also return on select Fridays. Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks 19-year-old to become of Massachusetts' youngest representatives in state history Dramatic video: Mother rescues man drowning 'We brought him home': A WWII soldier killed 82 years ago has finally been laid to rest New video shows NTSB investigators recovering Learjet wreckage pieces from Florida crash crater