B.B. King

The Beach Boys

Gladys Knight

the Stepcrew

ASHEVILLE — Biltmore invites guests to enjoy a talented mix of performances during its 12th annual summer concert series.

Warm breezes and stunning sunsets set the stage for concertgoers to listen and watch their favorite performers from the South Terrace lawn of America's largest home.

Concerts begin at 8 p.m.Schedule

n Friday, Aug. 1: An Evening with Steven Curtis Chapman, general admission $32, reserved $37, premium reserved $47;

n Saturday, Aug. 2: KC and The Sunshine Band and Village People, general admission $55, reserved $60, premium reserved $70;

n Wednesday, Aug. 6: The Stepcrew, general admission $27, reserved $32, premium reserved $42;

n Thursday, Aug. 7: An Evening with Gladys Knight, general admission, $55, reserved $60, premium reserved $70;

n Friday, Aug. 8: An Evening with B.B. King, general admission $60, reserved $65, premium reserved $80;

n Saturday, Aug. 9: An Evening with REO Speedwagon, general admission $40, reserved $45, premium reserved $55;

n Friday, Aug. 15: An Evening with The Beach Boys, general admission $50, reserved $55, premium reserved $65.

To reserve tickets, visit www.biltmore.com or call 866-336-1255.

Tickets do not include or require estate admission. Performers and dates are subject to change.

Twelve-Month Passholders receive a $5 discount on general admission tickets until sold out.

There is a limit of four discounted tickets per passholder per concert.

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