A list of outdoor concerts

Out to Lunch Concert Series

July 7-Aug. 22, all concerts run from noon to 1:30 p.m., presented by the Downtown Seattle Association (www.downtownsummer.com).

JULY

7: Ian McFeron, folk rock, Starbucks headquarters

8: Deems Tsutakawa, jazz, Occidental Park

9: Mango Sun, reggae/ska, Occidental Park

10: Tennis Pro, rock, Occidental Park

11: Ellen Jewel, country/blues, Occidental park

15: Mark Pickerel & His Praying Hands, country, Westlake Park

16: Michael Powers, guitarist, Westlake Park

17: Pat Wright & the Good Foot Band, gospel/soul, Westlake Park

18: Abbey Road Live, Beatles cover band, Westlake Park

21: Dr. Funk, funk, Starbucks headquarters

22: Jovino Santos Neto, Latin, Freeway Park

23: Kelly Jo Phelps, blues/jazz, Freeway Park

24: Carrie Akre, pop/rock, Freeway Park

25: Chuck Prophet, Americana, Freeway Park

29: Greta Matassa, jazz, Occidental Park

30: Tony Furtado, folk rock, Occidental Park

31: Vicci Martinez, folk rock, Occidental Park

AUGUST

1: Crooked Still, bluegrass, Occidental Park

4: Dudley Manlove, pop cover band, Starbucks headquarters

5: Choklate, soul/hip hop, Harbor Steps

6: Leroy Bell & His Only Friends, rock/soul, Harbor Steps

7: The Paperboys, Celtic, Harbor Steps

8: Billy Joe & the Dusty 45s, rockabilly, Harbor Steps

12: The Randy Oxford Band, Americana, Victor Steinbrueck Park

13: Jonathan Harris, country, Victor Steinbrueck Park

14: Barcelona, rock, Victor Steinbrueck Park

15: Clumsy Lovers, folk rock, Victor Steinbrueck Park

18: '80s Invasion, pop, Starbucks headquarters

19: Blake Lewis, pop, Westlake Park

20: Clinton Fearon & the Boogie Brown Band, reggae, Westlake Park

21: Po Girl, jazz, Westlake Park

22: Type A!, funk/soul, Westlake Park

"Seattle Presents": 2008 City Hall concerts

Free lunchtime concert series at the City Hall plaza, 600 Fourth Ave., noon to 1:30 p.m. Thursdays through Aug. 28, except where noted (206-684-7171 or www.seattle.gov/seattlepresents).

JULY

10: Orchestra Zarabanda, Cuban music

17: Global Drum Masters, international percussion

24: Michael Shrieve's Spellbinder, rock

31: Choklate, soul/hip hop

AUGUST

7: Massy Ferguson, roots rock

14: Century Masters of Lindy Hop & Tap, dancers/swing band

14 (5-7 p.m.): Traffic Jam, all-female hip-hop/spoken word

21: Cambalache, salsa

28: Young Sportsmen, rock

University Village Sounds of Summer Concert Series

Free concerts run from 6-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays, July 16-Aug. 20, U Village, 2623 N.E. (206-523-0622 or www.uvillage.com).

JULY

16: Clinton Fearon & the Boogie Brown Band, reggae

23: The Nowhere Men, Beatles tribute band

30: Billy Joe & the Dusty 45s, rockabilly

AUGUST

6: The Paperboys, Celtic

13: Doctor Funk, funk

20: Hit Explosion, disco

Sounds Outside 2008

Two free daylong jazz festivals at Cal Anderson Park, 1635 11th Ave. (Denny and Pine; www.soundsoutside.com).

JULY 19

1 p.m.: Paul Harding & the Juju Detective Agency, funk

2:30 p.m.: The Owcharuk Sextet, jazz/folk

4 p.m.: Bill Horist, guitar

5:30 p.m.: Cuong Vu featuring SPEAK, jazz

7 p.m.: Blue Cranes, jazz

AUG. 23

1 p.m.: Floss featuring Zachary Watkins, free jazz

2:30 p.m.: Reptet, jazz

4 p.m.: Aram Shelton + Special O.P.S., electroacoustic jazz

5:30 p.m.: Ahamefule J. Oluo & the New Seattle Brass Ensemble featuring Okanomode, jazz

7 p.m.: The Wally Shoup Free Three, free jazz

Patrick MacDonald,

Seattle Times music critic