39th Annual Concerts Under the Stars | WXPN Welcomes:
Aimee Mann - 22 ½ Lost In Space Anniversary Tour with Jonathan Coulton
Saturday, June 14, 2025
5:45 PM VIP Doors | 6:00 PM GA Doors | 7:00 PM Show
Outdoors at Upper Merion Township Park in King of Prussia
Produced by Rising Sun Presents in partnership with Upper Merion Township
PLEASE NOTE:
> This show is All Ages! Kids 12 & younger may attend for free (No ticket required)
> This Show is Rain or Shine (No Refunds)
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Concerts Under The Stars - Know Before You Go!
🅿️ Paid, Guaranteed, On-Site Parking & Limited ADA Parking is available in the Township Building Lot ** On-Site / Preferred Parking is SOLD OUT **
🚗 Free Parking is available a short walk from the venue at the corner of Ross Rd & Henderson Rd (See below for more details)
🍻 The RSP Beer Garden features panoramic views of the stage and surrounding park and offers food and craft vendors
🧊 Local Craft Brews & Cocktails (*No outside alcoholic beverages will be permitted)
🍟 Food Trucks with delicious eats
🪑 Blankets and chairs are allowed in designated “seated” areas
🎟️ All shows in this series are all-ages (21+ to drink)
🎫 Attendees 13 and older must purchase a ticket for entry for all ticketed shows
🆓 Kids 12 and younger may attend for free and do not require a ticket!
♿️ The Upper Merion Township Park is accessible with ramps from the upper parking lot down to the lower concert grounds, as well as ADA bathrooms
❌ Prohibited Items: Colers, outside food & beverages, glass of any kind, illegal drugs, weapons of any kind, drones, tents, etc. Please CLICK HERE for the full list
👍 Allowed Items: Lawnchairs & blankets (in designatd areas), One 20 oz. factory sealed water bottle (per person), small umbrellas, strollers, registered service animals, breast pumps & milk coolers. Please CLICK HERE for the full list
🙏 We thank our generous sponsors, old and new, small and large! View all of our sponsors HERE
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For more information:
Visit our Website or reach us by calling or emailing the Ardmore Music Hall Box Office - 610-649-8389 | info@risingsunpresents.com
Tickets can be purchased without service fees at the AMH box office, M-W-F from 12PM - 5PM, and during shows
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About Aimee Mann
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Aimee Mann’s first new solo album in five years arrives with a title loaded with possible meanings and intent. For her, its provocative branding comes down to something akin to truth in advertising. “It came from a friend of mine asking me what the record was about,” she explains. “And I said, ‘Oh, you know me — the usual songs about mental illness.’ He said, ‘You should call it Mental Illness!’ I said, ‘I think I will.’” And thus, over the course of a few short seconds, was a classic album title born. “I always probably have a little bit of gallows humor,” Mann says, “and I would hope that people see there’s a little bit of that interspersed in there. I mean, calling it Mental Illness makes me laugh, because it is true, but it’s so blunt that it’s funny.”
What kind of pre-existing conditions come with Mental Illness? Some fans will see the album as a return to more musically familiar territory. After a couple of records that saw Mann leaning toward the rockier side (her last solo album, 2012’s Charmer, followed by her 2014 duo project with Ted Leo, The Both), this new one finds the woman who gave the world “Wise Up” again deciding to slow up. If you fell in love with earlier albums like Bachelor No. 2 and the Magnolia soundtrack, the gorgeous melodies and deliberate gait of this return to contemplative form will seem deliciously familiar.
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About Jonathan Coulton
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In 2004, Jonathan Coulton was a techno-utopian. He had a job coding software, but for fun, he’d written some quirky pop songs—and in a bit of skipping-stone serendipity, he got invited to play them at a tech conference. When he sang the rhapsodic bridge of “Mandelbrot Set”—a gorgeously articulated math equation—the audience jumped to their feet, clapping and screaming. Afterwards, Coulton watched a speech by Lawrence Lessig, in which the Harvard Law Professor described the Creative Commons: shared art, uploaded online, liberated from traditional copyright. When Coulton walked out into the cold Maine sunshine, he remembers, “It was like my head was on fire. I was like, holy shit, something is happening!” Suddenly, anyone could publish music. Between HTML, MP3s, and Paypal, you could build your own label. Podcasts were radio shows. The internet had just begun to blink fully awake, but already it was a tangle of creativity, turning strangers into a community.
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Rising Sun Presents is an independent, full-service live event production company based in Ardmore, PA, that is proud to be working with Upper Merion Township to produce this concert series again in 2025.
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