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Local concert bands coming together for one big show

By Lindsey Harren Jul 2, 2026 | 2:54 PM

Mass band from 2025 concert / Trenton Citizens Band.

Five regional bands will be coming together for one big show on Sunday, July 5th.

The Trenton Citizen Band is hosting their second Mass Band Concert. The free show from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. will be held at the Bob Wannamker Amphitheatre at Centennial Park in Trenton.

The concert is free and visitors are encouraged to bring a blanket or lawn chair.

Over 80 musicians will be together on stage. The musicians will be from the Trenton Citizens Band, 8 Wing Concert Band, Stirling Citizens’ Band, Belleville Concert Band, and Hastings County Concert Band.

“Our goal is to build a sense of community between the bands, and their members in a spirit of cooperation, while providing for the audience a wonderful musical experience,” said Dan Shaer, Director of The Trenton Citizen Band, in a statement.