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By Isaiah Bliss | Photos courtesy of Walmart AMP
Throw it Back in Time With a Summer Concert
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The 2026 Synchrony Concert Series at Walmart AMP goes through October, and some of the best shows are still to come. Whether you are looking to see a favorite band from your high school or college days, wanting to hang out with old friends or make some new ones, there’s a show for you.
Motionless in White will bring The Sweat and Blood Tour with Lorna Shore, Fit for a King and Static Dress to Rogers on Aug. 12 at 6:30 p.m. By mirroring alternately brutal and breathtaking sonic artistry against elegant and enigmatic imagery, the Gold-certified Pennsylvania quintet has drawn legions of fans under its spell since 2006.
Two decades into the band’s career, these outliers prove to be as dynamic and dangerous as ever, with a slew of new releases on the horizon. This era begins with the single “Afraid of the Dark,” infusing tightly executed metalcore with gothic overtures, industrial grit and an arrestingly uplifting message to “follow the light in your heart and be not afraid of the dark.”
Just a few weeks later, Billy Idol takes the stage with his It’s a Nice Day To…Tour Again!, featuring Idol’s first full-length album of new music in over a decade. Idol’s live show has been hailed as “a strong, forceful show just crackling with energy” by the Houston Press, while Creative Loafing raves that Idol “has a lot left to offer and is capable of owning a concert stage with the same authority and charisma he’s always boasted.” The Dallas Observer said, “Over 40 years into Billy Idol’s career, he remains just as remarkable as he started.” Don’t miss his new show Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Two-time Grammy-nominated artist, No. 1 New York Times best-selling author, Emmy nominee and filmmaker Logic is coming to Walmart AMP with The Endless Summer: Part II alongside G-Eazy on Sunday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m.​
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Logic has been a creative force for nearly 15 years. Known for his rapid-fire delivery, introspection and emotional depth, his music blends classic hip-hop with modern sounds while tackling themes such as mental health and resilience. Musical support G-Eazy is a multi-Platinum recording artist and producer and has long established himself as a staple in the music and touring world. Known for his smooth raps, pristine production and dexterous range, the Bay-area rapper has won a People’s Choice Award for favorite hip-hop artist and been named to the Forbes “30 Under 30” list.




Upcoming Show Dates:
Kesha | Aug. 5
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5 Seconds of Summer | Aug. 18
Parker McCollum | Sept. 18
Pitbull | Sept. 22
Empire of the Sun | Sept. 26
TLC and Salt-N-Pepa | Sept. 29
Koe Wetzel | Sept. 30
Breaking Benjamin | Oct. 13
Dan + Shay | Oct. 23
Artists of The Art of Rap Tour have spent more than 156 weeks combined on the Billboard Top 100 chart, making this a fan-favorite evening of rap music you will not want to miss. Featuring Ice-T with DJ Evil E, music by DJ Kevie Kev Rockwell, Rakim Allah, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Big Daddy Kane and The Sugarhill Gang and hosted by Mick Benzo, throw it back to the ‘90s on Oct. 18 at 7 p.m.
In 1987, Ice-T released his debut album, Rhyme Pays, which eventually went Gold. By mixing social commentary with inflammatory lyrics, the rapper pushed musical boundaries. Expect to hear worldwide rap hit “Rapper’s Delight” by The Sugarhill Gang as well as hits from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominee Rakim Allah. Multiple Grammy and American Music Award winner DJ Jazzy Jeff will bring his turntable skills alongside rap lyricist Big Daddy Kane for a celebration of the best of rap at this show.