Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (May 15)
Just announced
King Lil G, June 20, Cotillion ($25-$125, www.thecotillion.com)
In this Moment, July 3, Cotillion ($25-$30, on sale 10 a.m. Friday, www.thecotillion.com)
Robert Earl Keen, July 26, Orpheum ($30, $35, $40, on sale 10 a.m. Friday, www.selectaseat.com)
One More Time: A Tribute to Daft Punk, Sept. 18, Cotillion ($12-$15, on sale 10 a.m. Friday, www.thecotillion.com)
Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt, Oct. 22, Stiefel Theatre, Salina ($49-$89, on sale 9 a.m. Friday, www.ticketmaster.com)
Parmalee, Nov. 13, Cotillion ($21.50-$25, on sale 10 a.m. Friday, www.thecotillion.com)
Coming soon
Mat Kearney, May 22, Stiefel Theatre, Salina ($20, $35, www.ticketmaster.com)
Nipsey Hussle, May 22, Cotillion ($25-$100, www.thecotillion.com)
Steve Miller Band, May 28, Hartman Arena ($43.50-$96.50, www.ticketmaster.com)
Rae Sremmurd, May 29, Cotillion ($25-$125, thecotillion.com)
Mark Cohn, May 30 (rescheduled from April 26), Stiefel Theatre, Salina ($38, $48, www.ticketmaster.com)
The Temptations, May 30, Kansas Star Event Center, Mulvane ($45, www.ticketmaster.com)
Easton Corbin, May 31, Wichita Riverfest (buttons $10, $3 for children, www.ticketmaster.com)
Erica Campbell, June 1, Wichita Riverfest (buttons $10, $3 for children, www.ticketmaster.com)
Old Crow Medicine Show, June 1, Cotillion ($26.50-$30, www.thecotillion.com)
Tech N9ne’s Special Effects Tour, June 3, Cotillion ($26.50-$30, www.thecotillion.com)
Monophonics, June 4, Wichita Riverfest (buttons $10, $3 for children, www.ticketmaster.com)
Flogging Molly, June 5, Wichita Riverfest (buttons $10, $3 for children, www.ticketmaster.com)
DJ Jazzy Jeff, June 6, Wichita Riverfest (buttons $10, $3 for children, www.ticketmaster.com)
Lucinda Williams, June 7, Stiefel Theatre, Salina ($35, $45, $55, $65, www.ticketmaster.com)
Brit Floyd, June 8, Orpheum ($29.50, $39.50, $49.50, $60, www.selectaseat.com)
Lil Wayne, June 11, Intrust Bank Arena ($49.50, $65, $89.50, $129.50, www.selectaseat.com)
Ting Tings, June 24, Cotillion ($15, www.thecotillion.com)
Otep, June 26, Cotillion ($16.50-$20, www.thecotillion.com)
“Weird Al” Yankovic, July 1, Orpheum ($34, $58.50, $80, $100, www.selectaseat.com)
Wade Bowen, July 10, Cotillion ($15-$18, www.thecotillion.com)
Colbie Caillat and Christina Perri, July 21, Stiefel Theatre, Salina ($59, $69, $79, $99, www.ticketmaster.com)
“Dancing With the Stars Live: Perfect 10 Tour,” July 21, Hartman Arena ($47, $62, www.ticketmaster.com)
Harry Connick Jr., July 24, Stiefel Theatre, Salina (sold out, www.ticketmaster.com)
Graham Nash, July 24, Orpheum ($46, $66, $86, www.selectaseat.com)
Lady Antebellum, July 25, Intrust Bank Arena ($39.75, $59.75, www.selectaseat.com)
Dirty Heads, July 31, Cotillion ($21.50-$25, www.thecotillion.com)
Jason Isbell, Aug. 2, Orpheum ($35, $45, www.selectaseat.com)
Boston, Aug. 9, Intrust Bank Arena ($39, $49, $69.50, $89, $125, www.selectaseat.com)
Ronnie Milsap, Aug. 21, Stiefel Theatre, Salina ($39, $49, $59, on sale 9 a.m. Friday, www.ticketmaster.com)
Sam Hunt With Old Dominion, Sept. 13, Kansas State Fair grandstand, Hutchinson ($14, $24, $39, www.kansasstatefair.com)
The Oak Ridge Boys, Sept. 15, Kansas State Fair grandstand, Hutchinson ($28, $34, www.kansasstatefair.com)
Newsboys, Sept. 16, Kansas State Fair grandstand, Hutchinson ($20, $30, $40, www.kansasstatefair.com)
Hairball, Sept. 17, Kansas State Fair grandstand, Hutchinson ($14, $24, kansasstatefair.com)
Gabriel Iglesias, Sept. 18, Kansas State Fair grandstand, Hutchinson ($25, $40, $65, www.kansasstatefair.com)
Little Big Town, Sept. 19, Kansas State Fair grandstand, Hutchinson ($30, $40, $75, www.kansasstatefair.com)
Get the Led Out, Sept. 22, Stiefel Theatre, Salina ($29, $35, $45, on sale 9 a.m. Friday, www.ticketmaster.com)
Foo Fighters, Sept. 30, Intrust Bank Arena ($35, www.selectaseat.com)
Ariana Grande, Oct. 6, Intrust Bank Arena ($29.50, $39.50, $49.50, $69.50, www.selectaseat.com)
Def Leppard, Foreigner, Tesla, Oct. 10, Intrust Bank Arena ($39.50, $49.50, $79.50, $99.50, www.selectaseat.com)
This story was originally published May 14, 2015 at 3:19 PM with the headline "Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (May 15)."