40th Annual Concerts Under the Stars
Hurray For The Riff Raff with Free Range
Friday, June 19, 2026
Premium GA Doors: 5:45 PM | General Admission Doors: 6:00 PM | Show: 7:00 PM
Outdoors at Upper Merion Township Park in King of Prussia
Produced by Rising Sun Presents in partnership with Upper Merion Township
All Ages! Kids 12 & younger may attend for free
This Show is Rain or Shine (No Refunds)
See below for the full lineup and artist details
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About Concerts Under The Stars
🅿️ Paid, Guaranteed, On-Site Parking & Limited ADA Parking is available in the Township Building Lot, and Free Parking is available a short walk from the venue at the corner of Ross Rd & Henderson Rd (See below for more details)
🍻 Beer Garden with panoramic views of the stage and surrounding park
🍺 Local Craft Brews & Cocktails (*No outside alcoholic beverages will be permitted)
🍟 Food Trucks
🪑 Blankets and chairs are allowed in designated “seated” areas
🎟️ All shows in this series are all-ages (21+ to drink)
🎫 Attendees 13 and older must purchase a ticket for entry for all ticketed shows
🆓 Kids 12 and younger may attend for free and do not require a ticket!
♿️ The Upper Merion Township Park is accessible with ramps from the upper parking lot down to the lower concert grounds, as well as ADA bathrooms
🙏 We thank our generous sponsors, old and new, small and large! View all of our sponsors HERE
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For more information:
Visit our Website or reach us by calling or emailing the Ardmore Music Hall Box Office:
> 610-649-8389 | info@risingsunpresents.com
> Tickets can be purchased at the AMH box office hours, M-W-F from 12PM - 5PM, and during shows!
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About Hurray For The Riff Raff
Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify
Alynda Segarra is 36, or a little less than halfway through the average American lifespan. Invthat comparatively brief time, though, the Hurray for the Riff Raff founder has been something of a modern Huck Finn, an itinerant traveler whose adventures prompt art that reminds us there are always other ways to live. Born in the Bronx and of Puerto Rican heritage, Segarra was raised there by a blue-collar aunt and uncle, as their father navigated Vietnam trauma and their mother neglected them to work for the likes of Rudy Giuliani. They were radicalized before they were a teenager, baptized in the anti-war movement and galvanized in New York’s punk haunts and queer spaces. At 17, Segarra split, becoming the kid in a communal squat before shuttling to California, where they began crisscrossing the country by hopping trains. They eventually found home—spiritual, emotional, physical—in New Orleans, forming a hobo band and realizing that music was not only a way to share what they’d learned and seen but to learn and see more. Hurray for the Riff Raff steadily rose from house shows to a major label, where Segarra became a pan-everything fixture of the modern folk movement. But that yoke became a burden, prompting Segarra to make the probing and poignant electronic opus, 2022’s Life on Earth, their Nonesuch debut. Catch your breath, OK? We’re back to 36, back to now. During the last dozen years, these manifold tales of Segarra’s voyages have shaped an oral folklore of sorts, with the teenage vagabonding or subsequent trainhopping becoming what some may hear about Hurray for the Riff Raff before hearing the music itself. Segarra has dropped tidbits in songs, too, but they always worried that their experiences were too radical, that memories of dumpster diving or riding through New Orleans with a dildo dangling on an antenna were too much. But on The Past Is Still Alive, Segarra finally tells the story themselves, speckling stirring reflections on love, loss, and the end or evolution of the United States with foundational scenes from their own life. “It felt like a trust fall, or a letting go of this idea of proving something to the music industry—how I can be more digestible, modifiable, sellable,” Segarra says. “I feel like I’m closer to what I actually have to share.”
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About Free Range
Website | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify
Sofia Jensen make considered folk rock under the name Free Range. The Chicago-based artist is releasing their debut album Practice on February 17 via Mick Music, and it’s sure to be one of the early highlights of 2023. Today, they’ve shared the album’s third single “Growing Away” and a music video for it directed by Robert Salazar.
Free Range’s music makes mature confessionals feel as simple as flicking on a light switch when the sun starts to set. Jensen’s delivery is gentle, even when their lyrics are untangling stormy thoughts. It’s a kind of openness and ease heard in Jeff Tweedy’s or Ben Gibbard’s writing, unveiling comfort in dark truths. Here, Jensen discusses memory loss as a consequence of self-destruction rather than lack of attentiveness. “I let you think that it was accidental,” they sing in the first verse. “When I stopped caring about being careful.” Loss of time and events indicate a loss of something much more—a sense of self.
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Parking Details:
Guarantee yourself a spot in the parking lot that is just a few steps from the entrance to Concerts Under The Stars. Spaces fill up quick, and all parking proceeds help cover the cost of producing free shows as part this summer concert series.
Limited ADA Parking is reserved in this lot as well, so pre-purchasing a spot is the safest way to ensure that no matter when you arrive, you will have a close spot waiting for you.
Free Parking is available just a short walk from the concert grounds, located at the corner of Ross Rd and Henderson Rd. Enter the lot via Ross Rd, safely cross Henderson Rd at the designated crosswalk, and enter the venue via a short walk through the playground.
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Premium Tickets Include:
> Premium GA open 15mins before GA doors
> First Drink Free
> Snacks
> Complimentary 'Open Water' cans
> Comfort Station
> Discount on CUTS Merch
> 50% Off Preferred Parking (Not included with Premium GA tickets) **LIMITED WHILE SUPPLIES LAST**
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Please Note:
> The concert field is general admission
> This is an all-ages show
> Anyone 13 or older must purchase a ticket / Kids 12 and younger can attend for free
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Rising Sun Presents is an independent, full-service live event production company based in Ardmore, PA, that is proud to be working with Upper Merion Township to produce this concert series again in 2026.
RSP brings more than 1,500 indoor & outdoor events to life throughout the greater Philadelphia area & beyond.
Visit RisingSunPresents.com for a full list of upcoming events and how to get in touch.