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The biggest concerts this summer in Derby City

Whoa, oh listen to the music.

Singer Beyoncé dressed in a metallic, silver puffy jacket and knee-high boots.

Beyoncé’s last tour in 2016 was attended by over two million people.

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Some of the music industry’s heaviest hitters are making their way to Derby City this summer.

From Beyoncé’s era-bending stadium show to Barry Manilow, here are the biggest concerts happening in LOU ahead of Bourbon & Beyond + Louder Than Life this September.

KFC Yum! Center

Stevie Nicks, Tuesday, June 27

Nicole Atkins will open for this legendary two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer known for her time with Fleetwood Mac and successful solo career. Leather and lace encouraged.

Top Billboard hit: “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around

Alicia Keys, Thursday, July 20

On the heels of her world tour, this 14-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist is bringing a redesigned, 360-degree production to the stage.

Top Billboard hit: “If I Ain’t Got You

The Chicks, Tuesday, July 25

See the classic country group that became the first female band in chart history to have three No. 1 albums.

Top Billboard hit: “Long Time Gone

Barry Manilow, Monday, Aug. 21

No one sings a romance ballad quite like this pop singer whose career dates back to 1964.

Top Billboard hit: “I Write The Songs

Lil Baby, Friday, Sept. 8

This 28-year-old Atlanta, GA rapper rose to mainstream succession in 2017 after the release of his mixtape, “Perfect Timing” — and his been topping charts ever since.

Top Billboard hit: “For The Night

L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium

Beyoncé, Monday, July 17

No introduction needed for Queen Bey, whose “Renaissance” album tour includes dancing robots.

Top Billboard hit: “Cuff It”

Iroquois Amphitheater

America, Tuesday, Aug. 1

They’ve been to the desert on “A Horse with No Name,” and now this 1970s British-American rock band is coming to Iroquois Park.

Top Billboard hit: “You Can Do Magic

The Louisville Palace

The Doobie Brothers, Saturday, July 1

This four-piece rock band, whose 14 studio albums include six top-ten chart appearances, is celebrating their 50th anniversary on tour.

Top Billboard hit: “What A Fool Believes