Rocking The Docks Brings Billboard Artists to Lewes This Summer

Get ready, music lovers! Rocking The Docks is set to shake up Lewes this summer with an electrifying concert series featuring 17 shows over 11 weeks at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal.

With a lineup packed with Grammy-nominated bands and Billboard-charting artists, this year’s series promises to be the biggest yet.

A Star-Studded Lineup

Among the headliners are the acclaimed Philly rock band Low Cut Connie and the ever-popular Amish Outlaws, known for their high-energy performances and unique backstory. Other standout acts include:

The Breakers – A tribute to Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (June 11th)
Low Cut Connie – Acclaimed rock band featured in Rolling Stone (June 12th)
[To Be Announced] – (June 18th)
Dogs in a Pile – One of the fastest-rising jam bands (June 19th)
The Amish Outlaws – A crowd-favorite with a unique Amish twist (June 25th)
Melvin Seals & JGB – Featuring Jerry Garcia’s legendary keyboardist (June 26th)
Bruce in the USA – A tribute to Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band (July 2nd)
The Record Company – Grammy-nominated trio (July 9th)
North Mississippi Allstars – A fusion of Delta blues and Southern rock (July 10th)
Yacht Lobsters – Smooth rock band performing for a charitable cause (July 17th)
Ivan Neville & Friends + Cris Jacobs Band – A night of soulful grooves (July 23rd)
The California Honeydrops – Blending R&B, soul, funk, and jazz (July 30th)
The Heavy Heavy – Returning after a breakout first-year performance (August 6th)
Galactic featuring Jelly Joseph – New Orleans funk legends (August 7th)
Kelly Bell Band’s 30th Anniversary Tour with Lower Case Blues and Sweet Leda – A blues-funk-soul celebration (August 14th)
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe – A fusion of funk, soul, jazz, and jam (August 20th)

Special Benefit Concerts

Two shows will support meaningful causes:

The Funsters will perform on June 8th in support of The Fourth Street Preserve, a local conservation effort.
Yacht Lobsters will headline a show on July 17th to benefit Unlocke the Light Foundation, which promotes youth mental health services and suicide prevention.