Kokomo Summer Concert Series: Jeep Jam

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Pull up in your Jeep for a good cause at the Kokomo Summer Concert Series this weekend. 

The Kokomo Summer Concert Series featuring Nashville's Finest, sponsored by Kokomo Firefighters Local 396 and U.A.W. 685, will benefit Hoosier Burn Camp. Hoosier Burn Camp is a nonprofit organization that is committed to creating life-changing experiences for young people who have experienced physical and emotional trauma associated with a severe burn injury, according to the organization's website. 

The Jeep Jam invites Jeep enthusiasts to drive up near the stage, with the best spots as first come, first serve. Tickets are $25 per Jeep to park in one of the 100 designated parking spots facing the stage. There will be live music from Nashville's Finest, which combines two Nashville bands with "established recording and touring musicians who have played with some of the world’s biggest acts," according to the Summer Concert Series' website. Kokomo native Craig Thurston will open the show. The afternoon will offer music, Jeeps, food trucks, a beer tent and lots of fun.

While the concert is free, donations will be accepted at the 396 booth near the stage. The fun begins at 4 p.m. Saturday in Foster Park,  721 W. Superior St., with music beginning at 6 p.m. Attendees are advised to bring their own lawn chairs and blankets.

Visit www.kokomosummerseries.com for information on the concert, and www.hoosierburncamp.org to learn more and donate to Hoosier Burn Camp.