LOWER TOWNSHIP, NJ — The Cape May-Lewes Ferry and Lower Township are set to bring music lovers another summer of live entertainment with the return of the “Making Waves” concert series. Beginning Wednesday, July 9, 2025, the Cape May Ferry Terminal lawn will host eight consecutive weeks of free concerts on Wednesday evenings from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The events are presented in partnership with Lower Township and the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, and will take place on the Coastline Realty Stage.
At the Cape May Ferry Terminal, Stowaways offers a full-service bar and restaurant – with delicious family friendly menu options and a relaxed atmosphere.
Concert-goers can enjoy a full evening of entertainment and delicious food options. “We’re thrilled to be part of the summer concert series at the Cape May Ferry,” said Marisa Peragine, General Manager of Stowaways Cape May. “Whether guests are dining indoors or outdoors, they can enjoy our full menu of fresh seafood, scratch-made dishes, appetizers, and handcrafted cocktails while soaking in the live music and stunning waterfront views. For those looking for a quick bite on the lawn, we’ll also offer hot dogs, burgers, snacks, and beverages from our concession stands on the green, ensuring there’s something for everyone.”
While carry-in alcoholic beverages are not permitted, attendees may bring light snacks and drinks for the kids. Guests are encouraged to bring their own beach towels or lawn chairs to comfortably enjoy the performances.
The 2025 concert lineup includes a diverse mix of tribute bands and regional favorites:
July 9: Soul Cruisers – An 11-member vocal harmony group delivering Philly Soul, Motown, and Stax classics.
July 16: Split Decision – A high-energy Philadelphia-based cover band known for dance, rock, and R&B hits.
July 23: E Street Shuffle – A Bruce Springsteen tribute band dedicated to recreating the legendary sound and spirit of The Boss.
July 30: Jimmy Kenny Band – A beach-inspired tribute to Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Chesney, and Zac Brown.
August 6: Fatt Mezz – A benefit concert featuring original and cover rock by a South Jersey band, supporting a children’s fundraiser.
August 13: Amish Outlaws – A genre-spanning group with Amish roots and a reputation for high-energy shows.
August 20: Kick It Out – A tribute to Heart, bringing the iconic rock band’s music to the terminal stage.
August 27: Don’t Call Me Francis – A nine-piece band closing out the series with crowd-favorite hits across multiple genres.
The Cape May-Lewes Ferry and Lower Township invite residents and visitors alike to experience the concerts throughout the summer. Admission is free, and all performances are scheduled to take place on the terminal green, weather permitting.
