Lakefront Live! returns to the Bath House Cultural Center. This global, eclectic, free concert series takes over the Lake Level with a dynamic mix of the Dallas area’s best musicians. These artists will draw you into their worlds with big sounds, intimate moments, and everything in between. With our unique semi-enclosed, indoor-outdoor performance space, you can sit up close or picnic on the lawn and enjoy the incredible sunsets at White Rock Lake.
Lakefront Live! concerts will run first and third Tuesdays from March through June. All shows begin at 7:30 pm. We have some seating available, but please feel free to bring your chairs and blankets!
LakeFront Live! 2023 Schedule
March 7 – Amari Amore
March 21 – Ceci Ceci
April 11 – Wes Case
April 25 – Monica Saldivar
May 9 – Pretty Boy Aaron
May 23 – Kamica King
June 6 – Sunbuzzed
March 7 – Amari Amore
Instagram: @amariamore | YouTube: @AmariAmore | Spotify: Amari Amore
Amari Amor, March 7, 2023 | Amari is a 22 year old Indie Alt/Folk Singer-Songwriter from the DFW, Texas area. She is an alum from arts magnet school Booker T. Washington High School in Dallas, and is a also recent graduate from UNT in Denton where she received her Bachelors in Music. Amari has been recognized for many achievements such as a: YoungArts Merit Winner, Pickup Music Emerging Artist Finalist, NPR North Texas’ Top 20 under 20 Artists and many more! She released her debut EP titled ‘Complications’ in 2018 and recently released her debut album ‘Evolution’. Her sound has been described as: ethereal, lush, and sometimes haunting blending a mix of folk/soul elements in her voice and music. You can stream her music on any streaming platform and learn more about her journey by following her on Instagram @amariamore.
March 21 – Ceci Ceci
Instagram: @cecicecimusic | YouTube: @ceci ceci | Spotify: ceci ceci
Ceci Ceci, March 21, 2023 | Ceci Ceci is a Nicaraguan-Ecuadorian singer-songwriter and guitarist residing in Dallas, Texas. In her music, one finds a diversity of sounds, stemming from her multi-cultural background. Her biggest influences are artists such as Julieta Venegas, Jorge Drexler, and Stevie Wonder. Her latest EP, Fruta Tropical is an ode to Latin American music. The three-song record offers a modern take on genres such as son cubano, ska, and reggae. At 23 years of age, Ceci Ceci is ready to show her multi-faceted musical ability as a Latin indie artist and composer.
April 11 – Wes Case
Instagram: @chakrakhan2000 | YouTube: @wescasemusic15 | Website: www.wescasemusic.com
Wesley Case, April 25, 2023 | Guitarist and composer Wes Case is among the most in-demand band leaders and sidemen in DFW, with music engaging audiences of all generations. Upon graduating from UNT’s jazz program in 2015, he began performing and traveling throughout Latin America, studying Uruguay’s folk music Candombe in Montevideo, Quechua (an Andean language) while in Peru, as well the rich world of rhythm and guitar with Filó Machado(of Djavan) in Brazil. He recorded and released his debut album, “E Fado” during a trip back home in 2018. Now re-established in Texas, his performances weave a rhythmically rich and playful backdrop, incorporating influences from jazz giants like John Coltrane, Avishai Cohen, providing listeners with a journey through the most intimate and energetic dimensions of music.
April 25 – Monica Saldivar
Instagram: @monicasaldivarmusic | YouTube: @MonicaSaldivar | Spotify: Monica Saldivar
Monica Saldivar, April 25, 2023 | Monica Saldivar is a multi-award-winning artist from Grand Prairie, TX. She was awarded the “Best New Female Artist” at the 2020 Tejano Music Awards and won the Austin-based nationwide singing competition, Tejano Idol in 2015. Monica is one of the hottest up and coming vocalists in the Tejano genre who continues to excel with each musical release and performance. She is a 2012 graduate of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Dallas, TX, as well as a 2017 graduate of Dallas Baptist University with a major in Music Business / Vocal Performance. Monica has been featured on Spotify Editorial playlists which has helped expand her following along with having locked down regular rotation throughout Tejano airwaves. Influenced by many different genres in English and Spanish, Monica has a wide variety of music sure to delight everyone in the audience.
May 9 – Pretty Boy Aaron
Instagram: @aaronispretty | YouTube: @PrettyBoyAaron | Spotify: Pretty Boy Aaron
Pretty Boy Aaron, May 9, 2023 | Aaron Cunningham (he/him) is better known in his native Dallas, TX as Pretty Boy Aaron. An all-encompassing creative who can’t help but make musical hits, quickly garnering over 20 million streams in just a few years including hits like “Comb my Hair” and “Nicotine”. His unique sound and equally charismatic personality only continue to garner momentum. Swiftly making his own distinct indie-pop/rap hybrid lane. This is impressive considering he writes, produces, and mixes all of his work. The best part of it all is Pretty Boy Aaron is just getting started.
May 23 – Kamica King
Instagram: @kamicaking | YouTube: @KamicaKing | Spotify: Kamica King
Kamica King, May 23, 2023 | Kamica King is a Dallas-based singer-songwriter with a radiant stage presence whose soulful music can be described as rich, deep and affirming. She brings an uplifting folk/soul sound inspired by various styles of soul, jazz, folk, hip-hop and Afro-Caribbean music, with lyrics that depict the ups and downs of life. Kamica’s performances include the Kennedy Center (Arts Across America), Sway in the Morning, TEDx, South Dallas Cultural Center, throughout the state of Texas as a TCA Touring Roster artist, and abroad, also serving as a Cultural/Music Ambassador with the U.S. Dept. of State.
June 6 – Sunbuzzed
Instagram: @sunbuzzed | YouTube: @sunbuzzed | Spotify: Sunbuzzed
Sunbuzzed, June 6, 2023 | Sunbuzzed is Lo Ramirez on guitar and vocals, Cari Cinquemani on lead guitar, Daniel Serrano on keys, and Ellie Alonzo on drums. Sunbuzzed creates a fresh, genre blending mold of psychedelia that is raw, heavy, and at times intensely dark. Their music and imagery are especially influenced by Tejano culture, occultism, astrology, and other esotericism.
