Miranda Lambert is set to headline a free concert celebrating America’s 250th birthday in St. Louis this Fourth of July weekend.

Who Is Performing at the St. Louis July 4 Celebration?

America is celebrating its 250th birthday with events happening across the country, but one of the biggest celebrations is planned for St. Louis on July 3 and 4, featuring performances by Miranda Lambert, Zedd, Ludacris, and more.

What to Expect at the Gateway Arch Celebration

The celebration will take place on the grounds of the Gateway Arch and is free for everyone. Music fans of all genres will have something to enjoy, from hip-hop and pop to classic rock and country. On July 3, DJ Zedd and hip-hop artist Ludacris will perform. On July 4, Miranda Lambert and rock legend Kenny Loggins will take the stage.

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Both days are free to attend, and the event will feature much more than music. Visitors can enjoy fireworks, family-friendly activities, food vendors, and a Fourth of July celebration unlike anything else in the region. With a lineup like this available at no cost, thousands of people are expected to attend.

St. Louis July 4 Event Schedule and Parade Details

Friday’s gates open at 4 p.m., while Saturday’s gates open at 2 p.m. The 143rd America’s Birthday Parade will begin at 4 p.m. Saturday, starting at Market Street and 14th Street, before heading east through downtown St. Louis.

Fireworks are planned for both nights beginning around 9:40 p.m.

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