FORT CONCERTS — Eli and the Mojo Kings, seen performing last year as part of the Fort Steuben Concert Series, are among the acts scheduled to be a part of this year’s concerts at the Berkman Amphitheater, which begin on Memorial Day. -- Andrew Grimm

STEUBENVILLE — The schedule has been set for this year’s Fort Steuben Concert Series at the Berkman Amphitheater at Fort Steuben Park.

Twelve evenings of music have been scheduled for late spring and summer, organizers have announced.

While the majority of the performances are set for Thursday evenings, special holiday concerts are set for Memorial Day and Independence Day. All shows will begin at 7 p.m.

The schedule includes:

— May 29, Memorial Day: Shades of Blue;

— June 1: Two Friends Trio and the Jaggerz;

— June 8: 40 Plus and Magic Moments;

— June 15: Bob Morelli and Dr. Zoot;

— June 22: Silver Springs: Fleetwood Mac Experience and Bon Journey;

— June 29: Aftermath: Experience the 1960s;

— July 4: Roz & Lynn, the Ron Retzer Trio and Eli and the Mojo Kings, followed by Steubenville’s annual Independence Day fireworks spectacular at 9:30 p.m.;

— July 6: Bailey Taylor and Bill Toms and Hard Rain;

— July 13: 7 South and Eldorado;

— July 20: Soulful Femme Band and Soul Skool;

— July 27: Pocket Change and Mark Eddy and MVP; and

— Aug. 3: The Traveling Witkowskis and New Pure Gold.

The schedule is subject to change, organizers said, adding that while there is no charge for admission, donations always are appreciated.

Sponsors for the series include the Kessler Family and the Center of Music and Art, diamond level; Trinity Health System, Fort Steuben Maintenance, Capital Health Services and WTOV-TV, platinum level; John Cucarese Financial Services, Upper Ohio Valley Building and Trades Council, Naples Spaghetti House, Hauser’s Furniture, Apollo Pro Cleaning and Restoration, Dominic and Debby Macedonia, D’Anniballe and Co. CPA and Bradley Lawn Care, gold level; Ace Optical, Mosti Funeral Home, Hollywood City Center, Yorgo’s Gyros and Potatoes, Borden Office Equipment, Bates Amusements, Cattrell Cos. Inc., Main Street Bank, Hancock County Savings Bank, Maryland Market, Chug and Debbie Roberts, J.K. Autoglass, Valley Converting, Downtown Bakery, Steubenville Electrical LMCC and First Choice America Community Federal Credit Union, silver level; and Steubenville Kiwanis Club, friends level.

Organizers said they extend special thanks to Studio L, Ohio Valley Audio, Mayor Jerry Barilla and the city of Steubenville and the volunteers of Historic Fort Steuben.