Beloit Area Concert Association Unveils 2025-2026 Season Lineup

Beloit, KS – The Beloit Area Concert Association Board has announced an exciting lineup for its 2025-2026 concert season, promising a diverse range of musical experiences for the community. All performances will be held at the Beloit Municipal Building.

The season kicks off in October 2025 with Gilly and the Girl, an acoustic duo known for their unique blend of timeless classics and contemporary hits. Their performance is anticipated to offer something for every musical taste.

The French Family Band

In February 2026, Beloit will welcome The French Family Band. Hailing from Nashville, this group draws inspiration from country and western swing, promising an energetic and authentic performance.

Tom Glynn’s American Tune

The season will conclude in April 2026 with Tom Glynn’s American Tune concert. This event is set to transport audiences back to the 1970s through intimate storytelling, intricate chord changes, and breathtaking melodies.

While exact dates for the concerts are still being finalized, renewal mailers with this information have been sent to past and present subscription holders.

Season memberships are available at several tiers:

  • Adults: $40
  • Family: $85 (includes two adults and all students in the household)
  • Patron: $125 (includes two adults and a donation)

For additional information, interested individuals can contact President DeeAnn Harbaugh at 785-738-2980 or dharbaugh59@nckcn.com.

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