John Hiatt, Bo Bice and Blue Oyster Cult are among the acts playing the county parks this summer.

The full schedules of the two free concert series were confirmed yesterday. The Hartwood Acres shows are, for the most part, on Sunday nights beginning at 7:30 p.m., while the South Park concerts are generally on Fridays at 8 p.m. Here are the lineups:

Ayo and Sonji (June 1)

Yonder Mountain String Band (June 8)

Spiritual Rez (June 15)

River City Brass Band (June 21)

Back Door Slam (June 22)

Movies in the Park (June 29)

Pittsburgh Symphony (July 6)

Disney/Max Fest (July 13)

Luther "Guitar Jr." Johnson/Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys (July 20)

Pittsburgh Blues Festival featuring Taj Mahal (July 25-27)

Tilly and the Wall (Aug. 3)

John Hiatt (Aug. 10)

TBA (Aug. 17)

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre (Aug. 21)

Earl Klugh (Aug 24)

Pittsburgh Opera (June 7)

Poetry - Sexes, the Marriage Dialogues with Dr. Sam Hazo (June 13)

Bo Bice (June 20)

Wayne Bergeron (June 27)

Pittsburgh Symphony (July 5)

Johnny Angel and the Halos (July 11)

Blue Oyster Cult (July 18)

Karaoke (July 25)

Marc Broussard (Aug. 1)

The Whites and J.D. Crow (Aug. 8)

The Boogie Hustlers (Aug. 15)

Duquesne Tamburitzans (Aug. 22)

For more details, go to www.alleghenycounty.us/parks/

Amy Winehouse will not face charges over video footage that allegedly shows her taking drugs, her spokesman said yesterday.

Police questioned the Grammy-winning soul diva for nine hours last week over a January video that appears to show her smoking a pipe usually used for crack cocaine during a party at her north London home. Police began an investigation after photos from the footage were published in The Sun newspaper.

Spokesman Chris Goodman said police had finished their investigation and confirmed no charges would be brought against the 24-year-old singer.

-- Associated Press