perform (at) a concert

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My post focuses on a topic similar to that in my previous post about "to adjudicate". I have written two similar sentences using "to perform" below.

(1) He will perform a concert next summer.

(2) He will perform at a concert next summer.

I have seen this verb used either with or without the preposition "at" in many online articles. Which one is correct? Please explain this. Thanks a lot.
 
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Only number 2 works. He can present a concert, where musicians will perform one or more works.
 
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Consider give a concert.
What is his exact role in the concert? Also, can you provide links to where you saw "perform a concert" please?
 
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