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Saturday in the Park Announces Headliners As a Sioux City native, Saturday in the Park is a 4th of July weekend tradition! We wait patiently all year to find out the next year's lineup. Then, last year, their 30th Anniversary celebration was canceled due to Covid-19. However, Saturday in the Park is back this year bigger and better than ever. Get our free mobile app To hopefully keep crowd sizes smaller, the event will be two days instead of one! (I also think it's a way to kind of squeeze in the 30th and 31st anniversary. So now everything is back on track!)

SOUND: Co-Founder of STIP Dave Bernstein during news conference outlining this year's event SITP's Dave Bernstein with reporters at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on May 12, 2021 Credit Siouxland Public Media/Sheila Brummer News Release from Saturday in the Park: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 7, 2021 John Fogerty and AJR to Headline 2 Day 2021 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux        City’s Saturday in the Park Festival The 2021 Saturday in the Park Main Stage headliners have been confirmed for the 2021 installment of the festival, whose 30th edition was postponed last year due to Covid 19. ...

The event will be two days instead of one!

Exclusive Analysis From Anthony Acampora Industry insiders receive ALL ACCESS' exclusive MEDIABASE chart recap analysis in their e-mail box every MONDAY morning. How about you? This week's data from ANTHONY ACAMPORA, Partner MUSICRUNCH/RADIOCRUNCH and MEDIABASE Charts Consultant: Top 40: The Weeknd Holds Top Spot; Bieber/Caesar/Giveon Runner Up; Machine Gun Kelly/Blackbear Top 3; Bruno/Anderson Paak Top 10 * THE WEEKND holds the top spot for a 2nd week with "Save Your Tears" and is up another 428 spins * JUSTIN BIEBER continues to soar up the chart with "Peaches," featuring DANIEL CAESAR and ...

Shervin Lainez Brother trio AJR are following up their breakthrough single "BANG!" with another hit, "Way Less Sad," from their new album OK ORCHESTRA. According to the group, they've literally been working on the song for nine years, until they finally came up with a concept they thought would work. According to AJR's Jack Met, the band finally came up with what they describe as an "ironic party song," but then realized it'd work much better if they had it speak to our particular moment in history. "Yeah, that was kind of the final step, making it...about, like, the world that we're in ri...