Residents across Lake Oswego, West Linn, and surrounding communities have free live music on multiple nights this summer, and West Linn's Thursday series returns for its second week on July 30 with Radical Revolution playing 80s party hits at Tanner Creek Park.

The 6:30 p.m. show is one of four remaining concerts in the city's Music in the Park series, which drew hundreds of residents to its July 23 opener featuring Petty Fever, a Tom Petty tribute band.

Three more acts follow on consecutive Thursdays: Wild Boys, a Duran Duran tribute, on Aug. 6; Portland country band Slicker on Aug. 13; and 5 Guys Named Moe, playing horn-driven rock, soul, Motown, and dance hits, closing the series on Aug. 20. All shows run 6:30–8:30 p.m.

Wild Boys also appears on Lake Oswego's Wednesday Concert Series this summer, giving area residents who miss one show a second chance to catch the Duran Duran tribute closer to home.

Admission and parking are free every week.

The concerts happen rain or shine. West Linn Parks & Recreation sets up a water-fill station near the info tent, and local food and drink vendors are on-site each week. The city recommends bringing a blanket or low-back sand chairs for grass seating.

For more information, contact West Linn Parks & Recreation at 503-557-4700.

Upcoming concerts at Tanner Creek Park:

• Thursday, July 30 — Radical Revolution (80s party hits)
• Thursday, Aug. 6 — Wild Boys (Duran Duran tribute)
• Thursday, Aug. 13 — Slicker (country, Portland)
• Thursday, Aug. 20 — 5 Guys Named Moe (horn-driven rock, soul, Motown, dance)