The Tuesday night concert series continues this week with Greenup, Kentucky artist, Larry Pancake and the Pride at 6:30 p.m.

The band plays country/rock-style music and has just released their second album “Everyday.”

Pancake’s music is in rotation in many country radio stations and is featured in several local area television commercials.

Sam Heighton, executive director of Ironton aLive, said the band plays original music and cover songs.

“In the past few years, the group has been in the fairs and festivals circuit as the supporting act for many big named acts,” he said. “The band enjoys small fairs as well as large and also club work. Larry has been involved with several major country artists over past few years, sharing the stage with a lot of them. The show is very energetic with professionalism a priority.”

The concert is held at the Ironton Farmers’ Market on Second Street in Ironton.

Heighton said the concerts are free and are a family-friendly event. He asks people to bring a lawn chair so they have a place to sit.

The upcoming artists for the Tuesday night concerts are Rob McNurlin on June 19 and the Duane Flescher Orchestra on June 26.

Sponsors for the event include The Ironton Holiday Inn Express, Hometown Certified Preowned, Perry Distributing of Ironton, Phillips Funeral Home, Glockner of Ironton and Ashland, J & J Maintenance, Servpro of Southern Scioto and Lawrence Co., and Christen Finley.

The producers are Studimo productions and Ironton aLive.