Bronx, NY (August 14, 2026) – Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson announced the remaining lineup for the 2026 Bronx Summer Concert Series, inviting residents and visitors alike to enjoy free live music, family-friendly entertainment, and cultural celebrations throughout the month of August and Labor Day Weekend. The annual series at Orchard Beach Pavilion will conclude on Sunday, September 6, with a special Labor Day Weekend finale headlined by Bronx native, Puerto Rican Grammy Award winning artist Elvis Crespo, bringing one of the borough’s own back home for a celebration of music, culture, and community.
The event will take place at Orchard Beach Pavilion from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
The performance marks a special moment for Crespo, who will return to the city where he was born to share his music with a new generation of New Yorkers while celebrating his roots. “Performing in New York City, where I was born, makes this moment meaningful. I can’t wait to bring the energy of merengue back to the city that will always be part of who I am,” said Elvis Crespo.

The Bronx Summer Concert Series has become one of the borough’s signature summer traditions, bringing together thousands of residents and visitors each year to celebrate the music, diversity, and cultural richness that define the Bronx. From salsa and merengue to hip-hop and reggae sounds, the series showcases internationally recognized artists alongside beloved local performers, creating opportunities for families, neighbors, and visitors to gather at one of New York City’s most iconic waterfront destinations, Orchard Beach.
“From salsa and merengue to freestyle and Caribbean sounds, this concert series reflects the vibrant energy and diversity that define our borough. We are also thrilled to welcome the legendary Elvis Crespo for our Labor Day Weekend finale and invite everyone to join us as we close out another unforgettable summer in the Bronx. Thank you to all of our sponsors, NYC Parks, and performers for helping us showcase the beauty and rich culture of our borough,” said Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson.
Elvis Crespo’s return to the borough will not only mark the close of another successful summer concert season but also honors the Bronx’s lasting influence on Latin music. For the artist, whose musical journey began in New York City, this performance represents a homecoming to his roots and a celebration of the Bronx’s rich musical and cultural legacy.







