City of Raymore, MO
Home MenuArts Commission Concert Series
Hosted by the Raymore Arts Commission
The Raymore Arts Commission brings free concerts to the Hawk Ridge Park Amphitheater every second Friday of the month from June to October.
The commission also sponsors the Sounds of South Kansas City Community Band. The band plays two concerts each summer inside the Centerview event space.
The 2026 schedule is set!
Hawk Ridge Park's official address is 701 Johnston Pkwy, Raymore, MO. However, parking is encouraged at our larger parking lot and overflow off N. Sunset Lane just south of 163rd Street. (GPS coordinates: 38.821030, -94.465049 )
Raymore Arts Commission concerts are always free admission! Bring your own drinks, chair/picnic blanket and snacks. Alcohol is allowed for 21+.
Concert: The Pork Tornadoes
Raymore Arts Commission Concert Series 2026
- Date: 08/14/2026 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
- Location: Hawk Ridge Park
701 Johnston Parkway
Raymore, Missouri 64083
The Raymore Arts Commission hosts The Pork Tornadoes Friday, Aug. 14!
7:30 p.m. start at Hawk Ridge Park Amphitheater, Raymore, MO.
Park address is 701 Johnston Pkwy, but parking is encouraged at our larger parking lot and overflow off N. Sunset Lane just south of 163rd Street. (GPS coordinates: 38.821030, -94.465049 )
Raymore Arts Commission concerts are always free admission! BYO drinks, chair/picnic blanket and snacks. Alcohol is allowed for 21+.
The Pork Tornadoes are one of the Midwest’s most in-demand party bands, captivating audiences with their signature spin on hit songs spanning five decades and multiple genres. With over 800 shows performed for more than 1.5 million fans, they’vebuilt a reputation for high-energy performances and their diverse and eclectic setlist captivates people of all ages and musical backgrounds.
From Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and NSYNC to The Killers, Lizzo, Morgan Wallen and Phil Collins, The Pork Tornadoes bring an electrifying mix of pop, rock, country and hip-hop that appeals to music lovers of all ages. Their debut EP soared to #20 on the Apple iTunes Pop charts, racking up over 3 million streams, while their viral cover of Tennessee Whiskey became the 4th-most viewed version online. They’ve also been featured in Rolling Stone for their powerful rendition of In The Air Tonight. With 40 million+ video views and 150,000+ social media followers, The Pork Tornadoes continue to make their mark Midwest music scene—one unforgettable show at a time.
http://porktornadoes.com