Fenway Park Announces Their First Concerts For 2024
Fenway Park has announced its first concerts for 2024. The two announced acts and are quite different from each other.
Noah Kahan – July 19
The first date to appear on the calendar so far is Vermont native, Noah Kahan. The We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour was announced today. The North American dates take Kahan from coast to coast starting in late May. Ultimately, he will conclude in Boston for somewhat of a hometown show. This is the only New England date on the itinerary so far. Mt. Joy will be in support for the Fenway Park show.
Kahan played to roaring crowd at the 2023 Boston Calling Festival. He then returned to the area early this month, playing 17 songs, headlining a show at the Comcast Center in Mansfield. Kahan’s latest record Stick Season, was released in October of 2022.
Kane Brown – July 20
The 2024 Nucar Fenway Concert Series will go for two nights in a row as Kane Brown returns to the park the night after Kahan. Brown kicked off the 2023 Fenway concert series this past June. Jon Pardi, LOCASH, and RaeLynn will be in support.
Brown’s 2024 In The Air Tour will start on March 28 in Charlottesville, Virginia. In addition to his tour announcement, Brown has a new single entitled “I Can Feel It,” which will be out tomorrow (September 21).
2023 saw Fenway Park hold 12 concerts scheduled starting in late June. In fact, The Gorillaz were supposed to wrap up the season last night. They had to cancel their September shows due to unforeseen circumstances.
As for next season, more 2024 concerts are expected to be announced by Fenway Park in the coming month. After a week away, the Red Sox are returning to Boston Friday. They have two home series remaining. This weekend they take on the Chicago White Sox. Then, they will wind down with two games against the Tampa Bay Rays before finishing the year on the road against the Baltimore Orioles.
Ranking The 5 Best Burgers At Fenway Park
Whether you are inside the stadium or pre-gaming before the game, there is no shortage of burger options at Fenway Park. How do you decide which place to go to satisfy your craving? Here, we will rank the 5 best burgers around Fenway Park.
These selections are specific to the ballpark neighborhood. They include the options available inside the park as well. We are fortunate that each of the streets bordering Fenway Park offer dining options. From quick grabs to a more formal sit-down style, burgers are cooked here in a plethora of variations. Now, with MGM Music Hall open (adjacent to the Park), more and more people are seeking food options that pair well with the main event.
It is likely that while you are walking into Fenway, you will come across sausage carts, cooking right there in the street. Though there are numerous options to grab a sandwich here, most of them do not offer a typical burger.
Fenway Park is also a destination region of the city. Often ticketholders plan what meals they will have when making the trip. Whether you are looking to grab a beer and a casual meal or more of a fine dining experience before first pitch, you have burger options to meet your requirements.
What Burgers Will You Find at Fenway?
In the neighborhood, there are chain restaurants that are specific to New England. Then, there are other establishments that you can find across the country. Lastly, there are also burger joints that are exclusively here, as it’s their only location.
Many burger options by the park are very reasonably priced. You can get a “Big Papi” themed burger topped with the works, such as bacon, a grilled hot dog, and fried egg for under $20. If a more traditional and simple option is your preference, you are covered there as well. A standard hamburger can be found for as low as $6.
On a recent trip to Fenway Park, we went on a mission to rank the five best burgers. Although there are probably over 20 different options nearby, these are the ones that make the starting lineup.
Jeff Gorra is a Boston-based writer who has been with Beasley Media Group since the beginning of 2023. He writes about restaurants and food, as well as sports and rock music. His experience also includes show hosting and in-depth creative writing in rock and reggae dub music. Jeff’s an avid surfer, New York Giants, and Pearl Jam fan, however, if you make unforgettable pizza, he is sure to find you.