Another summer of live music is on tap at General Duffy’s Waterhole, led by country and pop artists from across the nation.

Perhaps the biggest name on the list is Trace Adkins, a Grammy-winning artist who has sold more than 11 million albums and has been active on the country charts since the mid-1990s.

Adkins is currently touring to celebrate 25 years in the music business with the release of his 13th album. The release includes collaborations with a wide range of artists, from Blake Shelton to Snoop Dog and from Melissa Etheridge to Stevie Wonder.

Adkins will perform in downtown Redmond on July 27. Tickets are $100 for an adult and $50 for a child. VIP tickets are $200.

General Duffy’s concert series kicked off June 23 with southern country duo Muscadine Bloodline and ends Sept. 6.

In between, featured artists include Bryan Martin, classic rock band .38 Special, 1990s California rock band Smash Mouth and singer songwriter Nate Smith.

Get-in-the-door prices for the the summer concerts, other than Atkins, range in price from $35 to $50 for adults.

During the shows, Duffy’s will have their traditional taphouse offerings of local beers, seltzers, ciders and wines. Food trucks — such as Sally’s Wok, Wrap Star, Red Beard Barbecue, Westside Taco and Baitong on Wheels — will remain set up on site and cater to concertgoers.

VIP guests will have special access to the Annex Kitchen, where bartenders will be able to mix up craft cocktails from a full bar. There are also views of the stage, table-service food and more.

The concert series is presented all year long by Subaru of Bend and Central Oregon Daily News.