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Country Concerts in Utah 2024

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May 15 · Wed, 8:00 PM

Delta Center - Salt Lake City, UT

Apr 28 · Sun, 8:00 PM

The Union Event Center - Salt Lake City, UT

Jun 7 · Fri, 5:44 PM

Rice Eccles Stadium - Salt Lake City, UT

Apr 28 · Sun, 7:00 PM

Jun 5 · Wed, 7:00 PM

Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre (formerly USANA Amp) - West Valley City, UT

May 18 · Sat, 7:00 PM

Jun 21 · Fri, 6:00 PM

Gallivan Center - Salt Lake City, UT

Jun 9 · Sun, 8:00 PM

Eccles Theater - Salt Lake City, UT

May 23 · Thu, 5:30 PM

Granary Live - Salt Lake City, UT

Jun 4 · Tue, 8:00 PM

The Complex - Salt Lake City, UT

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• Thursday 02 May 2024

The State Room , Salt Lake City, UT, US

• Saturday 04 May 2024

Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors

The Commonwealth Room , South Salt Lake, UT, US

• Thursday 16 May 2024
• Friday 17 May 2024

Kane Brown Tyler Hubbard and Parmalee

Delta Center , Salt Lake City, UT, US

• Saturday 18 May 2024

Brothers Osborne Madeline Edwards

Mountain America Center , Idaho Falls, ID, US

Brothers Osborne and Madeline Edwards

Hero Arena at the Mountain America Center , Idaho Falls, ID, US

• Sunday 19 May 2024

Sandy Amphitheater , Sandy, UT, US

• Thursday 30 May 2024

Brooks & Dunn, David Lee Murphy, and ERNEST

Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre , West Valley City, UT, US

• Friday 31 May 2024 – Sunday 02 June 2024

Ogden Music Festival 2024 Sarah Jarosz, Say She She, Molly Tuttle, Las Cafeteras, and Pixie & The Partygrass Boys

Fort Buenaventura State Park , Ogden, UT, US

• Saturday 01 June 2024

Whitey Morgan and the 78's

• Thursday 06 June 2024

Maren Morris

The Complex , Salt Lake City, UT, US

• Friday 07 June 2024

Luke Combs Cody Jinks, Charles Wesley Godwin, Hailey Whitters, and The Wilder Blue

Rice–Eccles Stadium, University of Utah , Salt Lake City, UT, US

• Saturday 08 June 2024

Luke Combs Jordan Davis, Mitchell Tenpenny, Drew Parker, and Colby Acuff

• Tuesday 18 June 2024

Iron & Wine and Amythyst Kiah

Union Event Center (The Union) , Salt Lake City, UT, US

• Thursday 20 June 2024

Old Crow Medicine Show

• Saturday 22 June 2024

Ryan Bingham Drayton Farley

• Tuesday 25 June 2024

James McMurtry BettySoo

• Saturday 29 June 2024

George Strait Christ Stapleton and Little Big Town

• Friday 05 July 2024

Drive-By Truckers

• Tuesday 09 July 2024

Blitzen Trapper

Canyons Village , Park City, UT, US

• Wednesday 10 July 2024

Nickel Creek and Andrew Bird Haley Heynderickx

• Thursday 11 July 2024

Darius Rucker

USANA Amphitheatre , Salt Lake City, UT, US

Josh Ritter

Egyptian Theatre , Park City, UT, US

• Friday 12 July 2024
• Saturday 13 July 2024
• Sunday 14 July 2024
• Tuesday 16 July 2024

Kenny Chesney Megan Moroney and Uncle Kracker

America First Field , Sandy, UT, US

Kenny Chesney

• Friday 19 July 2024

Cole Swindell, Dylan Scott, and Restless Road

The Gallivan Center - Vip Entrance , Salt Lake City, UT, US

• Monday 22 July 2024

Bachman-Turner Overdrive

• Tuesday 23 July 2024

Lake Street Dive

Red Butte Garden , Salt Lake City, UT, US

• Thursday 25 July 2024

Norah Jones Hurray for the Riff Raff

• Monday 29 July 2024

Neil Young & Crazy Horse and Neil Young

• Tuesday 30 July 2024

Rayland Baxter

• Thursday 01 August 2024

Luke Bryan, Alana Springsteen, HunterGirl, and Larry Fleet

• Saturday 03 August 2024

Sam Hunt, Russell Dickerson, and George Birge

• Friday 09 August 2024

Orville Peck and Gold Star

Koe Wetzel, Kolby Cooper, and Kat Hasty

• Saturday 10 August 2024

Billy Currington and Kip Moore

Granary Live , Salt Lake City, UT, US

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

• Wednesday 14 August 2024

Walker Hayes

• Saturday 17 August 2024

Diamond Rio

Ogden Amphitheater , Ogden, UT, US

• Tuesday 20 August 2024

Tyler Childers Shakey Graves and Bella White

• Friday 30 August 2024 – Friday 30 August 2024

The Doobie Brothers 2024 Doobie Brothers and Steve Winwood

• Saturday 31 August 2024

Canyons Village Amphitheater , Park City, UT, US

• Monday 02 September 2024

SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre , Orem, UT, US

• Saturday 07 September 2024

Jason Aldean Hailey Whitters, Chase Matthew, Austin Snell, and Dee Jay Silver

Jason Aldean, Hailey Whitters, Chase Matthew, Austin Snell, and Dee Jay Silver

• Friday 20 September 2024

Dan + Shay Jake Owen and Dylan Marlowe

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country fan fest 2024

Wed, july 24 - sat, july 27, 2024 at deseret peak complex.

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Kyler fisher, riley green, aaron watson, abby anderson  *  matt schuster  *  austin michael, bailey zimmerman, tracy lawrence, ella langley   *  clayton mullen  *  carver louis, 49 winchester, wyatt flores, stephen wilson jr.   *  carter faith  *  jagertown.

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• 93.3 KBULL Center Stage Viewing
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Yes, you can attend individual days of the festival. We offer Single Day tickets in addition to our Full Event passes, allowing you to choose the day(s) that work best for you. Please visit our ticketing page for more details on single-day options and to purchase your tickets.

Where is this located?

The festival is held at the Deseret Peak Complex in Tooele County, Utah, surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. It's the perfect setting to enjoy your favorite country music acts. For specific directions and more information about the venue, please visit our location page on the website.

Why should I buy my tickets now?

Purchasing your tickets early not only guarantees your spot at the festival but also gives you access to early bird pricing, which is lower than the regular price. Additionally, some ticket types and camping options have limited availability and may sell out quickly. Buying now ensures you get the best price and your preferred camping or lodging option.

What kind of experience should I expect?

Expect an unforgettable experience filled with live music from top country artists, delicious food, and a variety of activities for all ages. Our festival is designed to offer something for everyone, from the hardcore country music fan to families looking for a fun weekend out. With multiple stages, interactive experiences, and a welcoming atmosphere, you're sure to make lasting memories.

How do I get my tickets?

Upon purchasing, e-Tickets are sent immediately. Wristbands begin shipping in early July 2024. Orders placed after July 9th won't ship; you must pick them up at the box office. Wristbands for Tooele County residents, students, and international orders also require box office pickup.

What lodging / camping options are available?

We offer a variety of lodging and camping options to enhance your festival experience. From traditional camping spots where you can pitch your tent to RV camping with hookups for a more comfortable stay.

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Utah Country Concerts Information:

The Country music concert lineup in the state of Utah for 2022 is bigger and better than ever. You can find out when your favorite Country Music band or artist is coming to your area. No matter what city you are from in Utah, you can find country concert information right here on CloseSeats. You can browse our country concert schedule above to find concert dates and purchase tickets, or you can choose your Utah city to view all upcoming country concerts near you. 

Where to Find Upcoming Country Music Concerts Tickets in the State of Utah on CloseSeats

Tickets to see Utah Country concerts are available with the lowest prices located at the top of our ticket listings and the highest-priced tickets at the bottom of our ticket listings. You will find Country Music concert tickets in almost every city in the state of Utah.

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TOP UPCOMING CONCERTS IN Salt Lake City, UT

• Feid @ Delta Center on Wed May 15, 2024
• Joe Satriani & Steve Vai @ George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Theater on Wed May 8, 2024
• Pete Davidson @ Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre on Wed May 15, 2024
• Silvestre Dangond @ George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Theater on Thu May 9, 2024
• Luis Miguel @ Delta Center on Sun Apr 28, 2024

Sat Apr 27, 2024

Chris Renzema

Venue: The Depot - Salt Lake City

Time: 7:00 PM

Featuring: Chris Renzema

Utah Symphony: Aziz Shokhakimov - Ravel's Piano Concerto In G

Venue: Abravanel Hall

Time: 7:30 PM

Featuring: Ravel's Piano Concerto In G | Aziz Shokhakimov | The Utah Symphony

Heather McMahan

Venue: Kingsbury Hall

Time: 8:00 PM

Featuring: Heather McMahan

Talia Keys and The Love

Venue: The Commonwealth Room

Featuring: Talia Keys and The Love

Taylor Acorn

Venue: Soundwell

Featuring: Taylor Acorn

Thunderstorm Artis

Venue: The State Room

Featuring: Thunderstorm Artis

Venue: Rockwell At The Complex

Featuring: Boogie T

Venue: Delta Center

Featuring: Jo Koy

Murda Beatz

Venue: Sky SLC

Time: 9:15 PM

Featuring: Murda Beatz

Kelsey Cook

Venue: Wiseguys Comedy Cafe - Downtown Salt Lake City

Time: 9:30 PM

Featuring: Kelsey Cook

Sun Apr 28, 2024

Black Veil Brides

Time: 6:00 PM

Featuring: Black Veil Brides

Static X & Sevendust

Time: 6:15 PM

Featuring: Sevendust | Static X

Luis Miguel

Featuring: Luis Miguel

Featuring: SiM

Venue: The Union Event Center

Featuring: XAVI - Artist

Mon Apr 29, 2024

Cypress Hill, The Pharcyde & Souls of Mischief

Featuring: Cypress Hill | Souls of Mischief | Pharcyde

Tue Apr 30, 2024

Jesus Piece & Sanguisugabogg

Featuring: Sanguisugabogg

Venue: Kilby Court

Featuring: Canaan Cox

Venue: Metro Music Hall

Featuring: Augustana

Our Last Night

Time: 7:15 PM

Featuring: Our Last Night

Bianca Del Rio

Venue: George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Theater

Featuring: Bianca Del Rio

Wed May 1, 2024

Featuring: Mike.iLL

Tenille Townes

Featuring: Tenille Townes

Featuring: Starfucker

Thu May 2, 2024

Smash Into Pieces

Featuring: Smash Into Pieces

Sammy Obeid

Featuring: Sammy Obeid

Featuring: Cat Clyde

Featuring: Jade Bird

Mannequin Pussy

Featuring: Mannequin Pussy

Fri May 3, 2024

Millennial Choirs & Orchestras: God Bless America

Time: 5:00 PM

Featuring: God Bless America | Millennial Choirs & Orchestras

Blind Guardian

Featuring: Blind Guardian

Jack & Jack

Featuring: Jack & Jack

Venue: The Urban Lounge

Featuring: Mk.gee

Adam Carolla

Featuring: Adam Carolla

Vassily Primakov

Venue: Jeanne Wagner Theatre At Rose Wagner PAC

Featuring: Vassily Primakov

Venue: The Grand At The Complex

Featuring: Imminence

Daniel Young & The Hollering Pines

Featuring: Daniel Young | The Hollering Pines

Time: 8:30 PM

Featuring: Sematary

Time: 9:00 PM

Featuring: Lil Texas

Sat May 4, 2024

The Amity Affliction

Time: 5:30 PM

Featuring: The Amity Affliction

Young Rising Sons

Featuring: Young Rising Sons

Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors

Featuring: Drew Holcomb | Drew Holcomb And The Neighbors

Fly By Midnight

Featuring: Fly By Midnight

Featuring: Blanke

Sun May 5, 2024

Featuring: Swans

Featuring: Kiltro

Adam Ant & The English Beat

Featuring: Adam Ant | The English Beat

Mon May 6, 2024

Nekrogoblikon

Featuring: Nekrogoblikon

Tue May 7, 2024

I Am The Avalanche

Time: 6:30 PM

Featuring: I Am The Avalanche

Jesse McCartney

Featuring: Jesse McCartney

DB.Boutabag

Featuring: DB.Boutabag

Wed May 8, 2024

Maylene and the Sons of Disaster

Featuring: Maylene and the Sons of Disaster

Asking Alexandria

Featuring: Asking Alexandria

Trophy Eyes

Featuring: Trophy Eyes

Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Featuring: Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Joe Satriani & Steve Vai

Featuring: Steve Vai | Joe Satriani

We Three - Band

Featuring: We Three - Band

Thu May 9, 2024

Featuring: Sam Evian

Featuring: La Lom

Silvestre Dangond

Featuring: Silvestre Dangond

Featuring: DLD

Fri May 10, 2024

Kilby Block Party: LCD Soundsystem, The Postal Service & Vampire Weekend - 3 Day Pass

Venue: Utah State Fairpark

Time: To Be Announced

Featuring: Interpol | Death Cab for Cutie | Courtney Barnett | Vampire Weekend | Belle and Sebastian | LCD Soundsystem | Wu Tang Clan | Jai Paul | Kilby Block Party | 100 Gecs | Dayglow - Band | The Postal Service | Joanna Newsom

Kilby Block Party: Vampire Weekend, Jai Paul, Joanna Newsom & Courtney Barnett - Friday

Time: 11:30 AM

Featuring: Courtney Barnett | Vampire Weekend | Joanna Newsom | Jai Paul | Kilby Block Party

Nimesh Patel

Featuring: Nimesh Patel

Pinky Patel

Featuring: Pinky Patel

Andrew York

Venue: Regent Street Black Box

Featuring: Andrew York

Yellow Days

Featuring: Yellow Days

Featuring: Choir Boy

Featuring: Syndicate

Time: 10:30 PM

Featuring: Loom

Sat May 11, 2024

Kilby Block Party: The Postal Service, Wu-Tang Clan, Death Cab for Cutie & Belle and Sebastian - Saturday

Featuring: Belle and Sebastian | Death Cab for Cutie | Wu Tang Clan | Kilby Block Party | The Postal Service

Featuring: J Boog

Kaleb Austin

Featuring: Kaleb Austin

Featuring: Sam Barber

Sun May 12, 2024

Kilby Block Party: LCD Soundsystem, Interpol, 100 Gecs & Dayglow - Sunday

Featuring: LCD Soundsystem | Interpol | Dayglow - Band | Kilby Block Party | 100 Gecs

Dustin Kensrue

Featuring: Dustin Kensrue

Venue: Aces High Saloon

Featuring: Exhumed

Bruce Cockburn

Featuring: Bruce Cockburn

Electric Feels

Featuring: Electric Feels

Donny Benet

Featuring: Donny Benet

Mon May 13, 2024

Featuring: Amenra

X Ambassadors

Featuring: X Ambassadors

Featuring: Layto - Artist

Tue May 14, 2024

Stiff Little Fingers

Featuring: Stiff Little Fingers

Michael Marcagi

Featuring: Michael Marcagi

Andrew Cushin

Featuring: Andrew Cushin

Teezo Touchdown

Featuring: Teezo Touchdown

Wed May 15, 2024

Featuring: Boundaries

Pete Davidson

Venue: Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre

Featuring: Pete Davidson

Featuring: Feid

Featuring: Launder

Salt Lake City Concert and Event Information

• Rockwell At The Complex and Kilby Court both have plenty of concert action forthcoming.
• The Concerts are going to be some of the most anticipated Salt Lake City concerts on record.
• Salt Lake City remains one of the most popular cities for concert tours in the nation.
• Tickets for all Salt Lake City concerts are sold with a 100% money back guarantee.
• Schedule for the concerts in Salt Lake City is revised up to the minute.

Salt Lake City currently has a massive list of concert tours visiting the city in the next few months. A selection of music's top artists are making plans to have concerts in Salt Lake City. You cannot miss some of the concert events that Salt Lake City has to offer at some of the best venues in the nation. Just browse through the dates here for all the upcoming Salt Lake City concerts. Our Salt Lake City concert schedule is updated on a regular basis in case their are any adjustments.

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Here’s your guide to big summer concerts in Utah

From downtown salt lake city to southern utah, musicians of every genre are set to perform..

(Isaac Hale | Special to The Tribune) Garth Brooks performs with his band during a stop on their stadium tour held at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on Saturday, July 17, 2021. Brooks will return to Rice-Eccles for two shows, July 17 and 18, 2022.

After over two years of cancellations and financial instability, Utah’s music industry is slowly but surely building up again. This summer marks one of bouncing back, and many music festivals and events are returning for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Utah’s musical footprint is centered around Salt Lake City — with Red Butte Garden’s summer series, the Twilight Concert Series, and a wealth of concerts at Vivint Smart Home Arena and the Eccles Theater. But the big summer shows can also be found in West Valley City (at Usana Amphitheater and the Maverik Center), Park City, Ogden, and into southern Utah.

Here is a list of the festivals and lineups set to take place so far, through the summer and into early fall:

Salt Lake City

Twilight Concert Series • The five shows in this long-loved concert series will happen at the Gallivan Center (239 S. Main, Salt Lake City). Artists include Rainbow Kitten Surprise (July 14; sold out); Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen and Julien Baker (August 6); The Decemberists (August 11); Cuco (August 16) and Shakey Graves (September 2). Tickets are on sale now at 24tix.com.

(Capitol Records) Indie-folk band The Decemberists are scheduled to perform at Salt Lake City's Gallivan Center on August 11, 2022, as part of the Twilight Concert Series.

LoveLoud Festival • Returning after two years, this Utah-based event begun by Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds (who’s one of this year’s headliners) includes a Utah-oriented line-up: The Aces, David Archuleta, Neon Trees and Mat & Savanna Shaw, along with such national artists as WILLOW and Anitta. The event is set to take place on May 14 at Vivint Smart Home Arena, 301 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City. Tickets are now available.

Kilby Court Block Party • The third annual event will happen on May 13-14 at Library Square, 210 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City. The two-day event will be headlined by singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers. The event is entirely sold out.

(Frank Ockenfels | Dead Oceans) Alt-rock singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers will be the headline act for the third annual Kilby Court Block Party, scheduled for May 13-14, 2022, in Library Square in downtown Salt Lake City.

U92 Summer Jam • The hip-hop and rap music festival will be held on June 17 at Rio Tinto Stadium, 9370 S. State St., Sandy. Russ will headline the event, with support from artists Cordae, Vince Staples and Jnr Choi. Tickets are available to purchase on Rio Tinto’s website.

Utah Blues Festival • The 6th Utah Blues Festival will occur on June 10-11 at the Gallivan Center, 238 S. Main, Salt Lake City. Performers include local artist Eric Heideman, the Bennett Matteo Band, Marquise Knock, Vanessa Collier, Curtis Salgado and Ruthie Foster. Tickets are available to purchase on AXS .

Das Energi Festival • The well-known electronic music festival will feature performances from deadmau5 on Aug. 12 and Excision on Aug. 13, at the Great Saltair, 12408 W. Saltair Drive, Magna. More acts to be announced. Tickets are available now at eventbrite.com .

Red Butte Garden Summer Concert Series • The full slate of 30 shows is back this year, featuring a mix of artists from different genres — including Bonnie Raitt, The Black Crowes, Caamp, Trombone Shorty, Maren Morris and more. Tickets are now on sale , but prices vary according to show, and several are sold out. They’ll take place from May to September at the garden, 300 W. Wakara Way, Salt Lake City.

(Justen Williams | Blue Note Records) New Orleans musician Trombone Shorty is scheduled to perform June 29, 2022, at Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City.

Ogden Twilight • Easily the most anticipated festival this summer, due to its caliber of headliners like Bleachers, Beach House, Lauv, Flume and more. There are 10 shows in total, taking place from June throughOctober, at the Ogden Amphitheater. Tickets are on sale now, but many of the shows like Bleachers, Beach House, Modest Mouse and Flume are already sold out.

(Carlotta Kohl | RCA Records) Jack Antonoff of Bleachers, which is scheduled to perform at Ogden Amphitheater in Ogden on June 21, 2022, as part of the 2022 Odgen Twilight Concert Series.

American Fork

Fork Fest • This festival features 28 bands on three stages, with food trucks. Performers include Ritt Momney, Ej Michels, Bri Ray and more. Tickets are now available and the event will take place on June 11 at Art Dye Park, 1000 N. 550 E. St., American Fork.

Superbloom Fest • Utah band The National Parks are hosting their second annual Superbloom Festival at Sand Hollow Resort. It’s an all-ages event that will happen on September 10. The line-up includes headliner Judah & The Lion, The National Parks, Jamestown Revival and more. Tickets can be purchased online at 24tix.com.

Deer Valley Music Festival • The Utah Symphony’s annual summer series, with shows between July 1 and August 6. Headliners include Stewart Copeland (drummer for The Police), Boyz II Men, Guster and Kristin Chenoweth. Tickets on sale at deervalleymusicfestival.org .

(Daniel Knighton | Utah Symphony) Stewart Copeland, founder and drummer for the legendary rock band The Police, will perform with the Utah Symphony on July 1, 2022, in the opening concert of the Deer Valley Music Festival.

Park City Song Summit • In this “anti-festival” music enthusiasts will find panels, live performances and more. Set to take place in Park City, September 7-10, with artists like Josh Ritter, Katie Pruitt, Joe Pug and Celisse. Tickets will go on sale on May 20 and the events will take place at various venues in Park City.

Fort Desolation Festival • Coining itself as a “adventure travel festival” this event at Cougar Ridge Resort in Torrey, Utah will happen from Aug. 12-14 and features performances from such artists as Amos Lee, Elle King and more. Check fortdesolation.com/fest for more information.

Country FanFest • This country music festival will happen over the course of four days, July 27-30. Performers include Chris Janson, Brooks & Dunn, Runaway June, Jimmie Allen and more. Passes to the festival are available for purchase now.

Moab Music Festival: This year marks the 30th anniversary of this festival, which prides itself on being “music in concert with the landscape” with jazz, chamber and classical music. Three pieces composed by Native American composers will headline this festival, which will take place from June to early September. Tickets are available to purchase on a per-concert basis.

Major concerts

May 14 • Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons , ‘60s pop • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

May 19 • Ben Rector , indie pop • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

May 25 • The Eagles , classic rock • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

May 30 • Lord Huron , indie rock • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

June 2 • 311 , reggae-rock • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

June 3 • Jessie James Decker , country-pop • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

June 4 • Hannah Gadsby , stand-up comedian • Capitol Theatre, Salt Lake City.

June 5 • “Weird Al” Yankovic , comedian/musician • Capitol Theatre, Salt Lake City.

Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune "Weird Al" Yankovic — seen here speaking at the FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention in 2017 — is scheduled to perform Sunday, June 5, 2022, at the Capitol Theatre in Salt Lake City.

June 8 • New Kids on the Block , ‘80s pop boy band • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

June 10 • Jack White , rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

June 10 • Violent Femmes , ‘80s/’90s alt-rock • Maverik Center, Salt Lake City.

June 11 • AJR , indie rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

June 11 • Tash Sultana , psychedelic rock • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

June 14 • Chicago and Brian Wilson , classic rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

June 16 • Stevie Nicks , pop-rock legend • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

June 17 • Tenacious D (Jack Black and Kyle Gass), comic rock duo • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

June 24 • “Wait Wait” Stand-Up Comedy Tour , featuring comics Negin Farsad, Helen Hong, Mo Rocca and Alonzo Bodden • Eccles Theater, Salt Lake City.

June 27 • Fleet Foxes , indie folk • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

June 28 • Santana and Earth Wind & Fire , guitar rock and funk/soul • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

July 2 • Tim McGraw and Marie Osmond , country • LaVell Edwards Stadium, Provo (Stadium of Fire)

July 5-6 • Regina Spektor , anti-folk • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

June 17-18 • Garth Brooks , country • Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City.

July 7 • Puscifer , electronic rock • Eccles Theater, Salt Lake City.

July 9 • REO Speedwagon and Styx , classic rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

July 10 • Brit Floyd , Pink Floyd tribute act • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

July 11 • The Black Keys , alt-rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

July 15 • Dude Perfect , YouTube comedy sensation • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

July 15 • The Four Tops and The Temptations , Motown groups • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

July 16 • Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin , Christian/gospel • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

July 20 • The Lumineers , folk-rock • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

July 23 • Jason Aldean , country • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

July 26 • Goo Goo Dolls , alt-rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

July 27 • Josh Groban , pop and classical singer • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

July 28 • Kenny Chesney , country • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 4 • Backstreet Boys , classic boy band • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 5 • The Chicks , country • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 5 • Imagine Dragons , alternative • Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City.

August 6 • Machine Gun Kelly , rock/rap • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 10 • Rob Zombie and Mudvayne , rock/metal • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 11 • Brandi Carlile , folk-pop • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

August 11 • Thomas Rhett , country • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 12 • Lost ‘80s Live , featuring A Flock of Seagulls, Wang Chung, The English Beat and more • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

August 12 • Whiskey Myers , country-rock • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

(Khris Poage | Wiggy Thump Records) The country band Whiskey Myers (from left: Jeff Hogg, Tony Kent, Cody Tate, Cody Cannon, John Jeffers, Jamey Gleaves) are scheduled to perform August 12, 2022, in Sandy Amphitheater in Sandy.

August 13 • OneRepublic , pop-rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 15 • Collective Soul , rock • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

August 16 • Mt. Joy , psychedelic alt-pop • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

August 18 • Big Time Rush , pop • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 18 • Andy Grammer and Fitz & The Tantrums , pop-rock • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

August 19 • Australian Pink Floyd Show , Pink Floyd tribute • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 24 • Incubus , rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 25 • Elvis Costello & The Imposters , pop-rock • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

August 29 • Alice in Chains and Breaking Benjamin , rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 30 • The Killers , alt-rock • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

August 30 • Sammy Hagar & The Circle , rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

August 30 • Robert Plant and Alison Krauss , rock/country/bluegrass • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

(David McClister | Rounder Records) Rock singer Robert Plant and bluegrass singer/musician Alison Krauss are scheduled to perform together August 30, 2022, at Sandy Amphitheater in Sandy.

August 27 • Los Angeles Azules , Mexican pop group • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

September 1 • Travis Tritt and Randy Houser , country • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

September 2 • Jack Johnson , laidback pop-rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

September 6 • Ben Platt , pop and Broadway singer • Maverik Center, West Valley City.

September 8 • Roger Waters (of Pink Floyd), rock • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

September 9 • Korn and Evanescence , rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

September 10 • Morgan Wallen , country • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

September 15 • Keith Urban , country • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

September 17 • LANY , pop • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

September 19 • Iron Maiden , metal/rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

September 20 • Twenty One Pilots , indie pop • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

September 20 • Odesza , electronic rock • Usana Amphitheater, West Valley City.

September 21 • Shawn Mendes , pop • Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City.

September 23 • Jackson Browne , ‘70s pop-rock icon • Sandy Amphitheater, Sandy.

September 24 • Crowded House , New Zealand pop-rock • Eccles Theater, Salt Lake City.

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What big shows are coming up in Utah? Here’s the latest

Here’s a breakdown, by venue, of shows to watch out for this year.

By Lottie Elizabeth Johnson

Venues across Utah are announcing their summer concert lineups — and a number of venues already have big shows booked through the end of the year. Here’s a breakdown, by venue, of shows to watch out for this year.

Note: This list is not all-inclusive and events are subject to change. This article will be updated regularly as new information comes in.

Big Stars, Bright Nights (Canyons Village, Park City)

• July 9 — Blitzen Trapper.
• July 12 — Starship, featuring Mickey Thomas.
• July 19 — UB40.
• July 20 — “Lead singers of classic rock”: Featuring Jason Scheff of Chicago, and Tommy DeCarlo of Boston.
• Aug. 2 — Guster.
• Aug. 10 — Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, featuring special guest Jerry Douglas .
• Aug. 11 — Spoon.
• Aug. 24 — Josh Turner.

Deer Valley Concert Series

• July 13 — Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit.
• July 14 — Ziggy Marley, with Lettuce.
• July 31 — Michael Franti & Spearhead, with Citizen Cope and Bombargo.
• Aug. 10 — The Dead South.
• Aug. 29 — Gregory Alan Isakov.

Delta Center

• April 27 — Jo Koy .
• April 28 — Luis Miguel.
• May 15 — Feid.
• May 17 — Kane Brown.
• May 18 — Melanie Martinez.
• May 27 — Stevie Nicks.
• June 29 — Kevin James.
• July 11 — Blink-182.
• July 16-17 — AJR.
• July 20 — Aventura.
• July 31 — Olivia Rodrigo .
• Aug. 11 — Peso Pluma.
• Aug. 18 — Twenty One Pilots.
• Aug. 25 — Grupo Firme.
• Aug. 27 — Jelly Roll.
• Aug. 28 — Future and Metro Boomin.
• Aug. 31 — Chayanne.
• Sept. 6 — Fuerza Regida.
• Sept. 27-30 — Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey.
• Oct. 3 — Cigarettes after Sex.
• Oct. 13 — Korn.
• Oct. 18 — Iron Maiden.
• Nov. 27 — Aerosmith.
• Dec. 6-7 — Zach Bryan, with support from Matt Maeson and Levi Turner.

Eccles Theater

• April 30 — Bianca Del Rio.
• May 5 — Adam Ant.
• May 8 — Joe Satriani and Steve Vai.
• May 9 — Silvestre Dangond.
• May 15 — Derek Hough .
• May 18 — Ira Glass.
• May 22 — Ancient Aliens Live.
• May 23 — Celtic Woman.
• May 30 — Hasan Minhaj.
• May 31 — Sesame Street Live.
• June 1 — Leanne Morgan.
• June 9 — Reik.
• June 21 — Hauser.
• July 16-17 — Ben Platt.
• July 18 — Il Divo.
• Sept. 26-28 — “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” in concert.
• Sept. 27 — Celtic Thunder.
• Oct. 15 — Croce plays Croce (A.J. Croce, the son of late singer-songwriter Jim Croce, performing his dad’s hits).
• Oct. 23-26 — Jim Gaffigan .
• Nov. 2 — Iliza Shlesinger.
• Nov. 12 — “Avatar: The Last Airbender” in concert.
• Nov. 14 — Jeff Arcuri.
• Nov. 15 — Wild Kratts Live 2.0.
• Nov. 16 — Joe Bonamassa.

Visit this Deseret News article for information regarding Broadway at the Eccles’ upcoming 2024-25 season.

Maverik Center

• April 23 — Primus, Puscifer and A Perfect Circle.
• April 26 — Benson Boone.
• May 17 — Lauren Daigle .
• May 25 — Ramon Ayala.
• June 7 — Brit Floyd.
• June 13 — Caifanes and Café Tacvba.
• July 15 — Lindsey Stirling .
• Aug. 4 — Los Temerarios.
• Aug. 16 — Jhene Aiko.
• Aug. 31 — Gloria Trevi.
• Sept. 20 — Heart, with Cheap Trick.
• Sept. 21 — Los Tigres del Norte.

Ogden Amphitheater

• May 16 — Phoenix.
• June 22 — Cannons.
• July 5 — Ben Bohmer.
• July 6 — Diplo.
• Aug. 8 — Killer Mike and the The Mighty Midnight Revival, and Hippo Campus.
• Aug. 14 — St. Vincent.
• Aug. 23 — TBA.
• Aug. 17 — Diamond Rio.
• Aug. 29 — Thievery Corporation.
• Sept. 6 — Broken Social Scene.
• Sept. 13 — Tycho.

Red Butte Garden Concert Series

Red Butte Garden announced its full concert lineup on April 16:

• June 4 — Burning Spear and Xavier Rudd.
• June 13 — Umphrey’s McGee, with Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country.
• June 17 — Kaleo, with Vincent Lima.
• June 19 — Mat Kearney, with Donovan Frankenreiter.
• June 26 — The String Cheese Incident.
• July 7 — Blues Traveler, and JJ Grey and Mofro.
• July 10 — Lyle Lovett and his Large Band.
• July 14 — Portugal. The Man, with Spoon Benders.
• July 15 — The Revivalists, with Hiss Golden Messenger.
• July 16 — Slash — S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival, with Keb’ Mo’, Samantha Fish and Jackie Venson.
• July 23 — Lake Street Dive, with Celisse.
• July 25 — Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue, with Big Boi.
• July 29 — Melissa Etheridge and Jewel.
• July 31 — Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo, with The Vindys.
• Aug. 5 — Stray Cats, with The Midnight Cowgirls.
• Aug. 6 — Charley Crockett.
• Aug. 11 — Gary Clark Jr.
• Aug. 15 — Yonder Mountain String Band, Railroad Earth and Leftover Salmon.
• Aug. 16 — O.A.R., with Fitz and The Tantrums.
• Aug. 18 — The Beach Boys.
• Aug. 19 — Shakey Graves.
• Aug. 20 — The Gipsy Kings, featuring Nicolas Reyes.
• Aug. 27 — Pink Martini, featuring China Forbes.
• Sept. 5 — The Airborne Toxic Event.
• Sept. 8 — Keane.
• Sept. 9 — Buena Vista Social Orchestra.
• Sept. 12 — Vance Joy, with Tiny Habits.
• Sept. 17 — Indigo Girls and Amos Lee.
• Sept. 18 — Crowded House.
• Sept. 24 — Rodrigo Y Gabriela.

Visit redbuttegarden.org/concerts for more information on the schedule and tickets.

Redwest Festival

A new country music festival is coming to Utah — and bringing some big names along with it.

The three-day festival, called Redwest , has partnered with the organizers and producers behind Stagecoach and Coachella to bring artists like Oliver Anthony — who last year went viral with “Rich Men North of Richmond” — and Colter Wall, whose western-style music can be heard in the series “Yellowstone,” to Salt Lake City in October, the Deseret News reported.

The festival runs from Oct. 4 through 6 at the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City. For more information about tickets and the lineup, visit the Deseret News .

Rice-Eccles Stadium

• June 7-8 — Luke Combs .
• June 29 — George Strait, with Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town.

Sandy Amphitheater

• May 19 — Brothers Osborne, with Madeline Edwards.
• June 20 — Old Crow Medicine Show.
• June 29 — The Magic of Queen.
• July 10 — Nickel Creek and Andrew Bird.
• July 11 — Direct from Sweden: The Music of ABBA.
• July 24 — The Decemberists.
• July 25 — Norah Jones.
• Aug. 1 — Air Supply .
• Aug. 9 — Koe Wetzel.
• Aug. 10 — Hotel California.
• Aug. 14 — Walker Hayes.
• Aug. 17 — Howard Jones and ABC.
• Sept. 5-7 — The Piano Guys.

Stadium of Fire

• July 4 — The Jonas Brothers will perform at the annual Stadium of Fire concert at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo, Utah. The pop band last performed at the event in 2009, the Deseret News reported.

Summer Nights with the Stars (Davis Arts Council summer concert series)

According to a news release shared with the Deseret News, the following acts will perform at the Kenley Amphitheater in Layton this summer:

• June 15 — Matthew and Gunnar Nelson.
• June 22 — Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder.
• June 26 — Tusk (Fleetwood Mac tribute band).
• July 9 — Americana Women.
• July 13 — Pixie and The Partygrass Boys.
• July 18 — Straight No Chaser.
• July 20 — Bachman-Turner Overdrive.
• July 31 — Ben Folds.
• Aug. 6 — Colbie Caillat.
• Aug. 10 — Doo Wah Riders.
• Aug. 15 — Lorrie Morgan.
• Aug. 24 — An evening with Orleans and Firefall.
• Aug. 31 — Martina McBride.
• Sept. 7 — Phillip Phillips.
• Sept. 12 — Petty Theft: San Fransisco tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

Tickets for individual concerts go on sale May 7 at 10 a.m. MDT. Season ticket renewals are available through April 12. For more information, visit davisarts.org .

Tuacahn Amphitheatre

• Oct. 24 — Zeppelin USA.
• Oct. 25 — Ryan Hamilton .
• Oct. 26 — Southern Utah Blues Festival.
• Nov. 7 — KC and the Sunshine Band.
• Nov. 14 — The Doo Wop Project.
• Nov. 15 — Mat and Savanna Shaw .
• Nov. 16 — The Fab Four: The Ultimate Tribute.

Union Event Center

• April 26 — Bayside.
• April 28 — Xavi.
• April 29 — MeatEater.
• April 30 — Our Last Night.
• May 7 — Jesse McCartney.
• May 10 — Pinky Patel.
• May 17 — Idles.
• May 24 — Two Door Cinema Club.
• May 25 — Social Distortion.
• June 1 — Echo & The Bunnymen.
• June 11 — Taking Back Sunday.
• June 18 — Iron & Wine.
• July 27 — Gaslight Anthem.
• July 31 — Ken Carson.
• Aug. 9 — Orville Peck.
• Sept. 24 — OMD.
• Oct. 3 — Faye Webster.
• Oct. 8 — Judah and the Lion.
• Oct. 14 — Alec Benjamin.
• Oct. 22 — Nothing But Thieves.

Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre (formerly USANA Amphitheatre)

• May 30 — Brooks & Dunn.
• May 31 — An Evening with James Taylor.
• June 5 — Red Hot Chili Peppers.
• June 6 — Sarah McLachlan.
• June 14 — Janet Jackson.
• June 20 — Cage the Elephant.
• June 25 — Third Eye Blind with Yellowcard.
• June 26 — Styx & Foreigner with John Waite.
• June 29 — New Kids on the Block , with Paula Abdul and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
• July 9 — Noah Kahan.
• July 11 — Hootie and the Blowfish.
• July 18 — Barbie the Movie: In Concert.
• July 20 — Niall Horan .
• July 21 — A Day to Remember.
• July 29 — Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
• July 30 — 30 Seconds to Mars.
• July 31 — Bush.
• Aug. 1 — Alanis Morissette.
• Aug. 3 — Sam Hunt.
• Aug. 15 — Dirty Heads and Slightly Stoopid, with Common Kings, The Elovaters.
• Aug. 16 — The Australian Pink Floyd Show.
• Aug. 18 — Limp Bizkit, Bones, N8NOFACE, Cory Feldman, Riff Raff.
• Aug. 20 — Tyler Childers.
• Aug. 21 — Santana and Counting Crows.
• Aug. 22 — Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper.
• Aug. 24 — Blue October, Switchfoot and Matt Nathanson.
• Aug. 29 — Train and REO Speedwagon.
• Aug. 30 — The Doobie Brothers.
• Aug. 31 — Hozier.
• Sept. 5 — Glass Animals.
• Sept. 6 — Creed.
• Sept. 7 — Jason Aldean.
• Sept. 10 — Def Leppard.
• Sept. 13 — Lainey Wilson.
• Sept. 20 — Dan + Shay.
• Sept. 25 — Pitbull, with special guest T-Pain.
• Sept. 26 — ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
• Oct. 5 — Breaking Benjamin and Staind, with special guest Daughtry.
• Oct. 11 — Imagine Dragons.

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Country Music Tours Scheduled for 2024: Full List

Great country music never stops. This list of tours scheduled for 2024 features hitmaker, legends and newcomers embarking on a first set of headlining dates.

As of now, Parker McCollum will be first to begin but Cody Johnson is next on this updated list of country music tours. Scotty McCreery is another star who will hit the road before Feb. 1 but once the days grow longer so does this list.

See all country music tour dates from your favorite artists by clicking on any link below. Several tours have been added to start 2024, including headlining tours from Zach Bryan , Morgan Wallen and Kenny Chesney . All ongoing tours are at the top of this comprehensive list, with those slated to start later to follow.

The opening acts for each tour are included with the full set of dates when you click. This list is updated frequently to include new tours, with new dates, canceled and postponed dates all added as they become available.

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2024 Ongoing Country Music Tours:

Dan + Shay's Heartbreak On the Map Tour (Through April 13) Sam Hunt's 2024 Outskirts Tour (Through April 13) Larry Fleet's the Earned It Tour (Through April 19) Priscilla Block's Hey Jack Tour (Through May 4) Kylie Morgan's 2024 Making It Up As I Go Tour (Through May 11) Bailey Zimmermans' 2024 Religiously The Tour  (Through May 20) Riley Green's Ain't My Last Rodeo Tour (Through June 1) Ashley McBryde's The Devil I Know Tour (Through June 15) Clint Black's 2024 Killin' Time 35th Anniversary World Tour (Through July 11) Cody Johnson's The Leather Tour (Through July 11) Jo Dee Messina's Heads Carolina Tails California Tour 2024 (Through July 11) Brantley Gilbert's Off the Rails Tour (Through July 26) Chris Stapleton's 2024 All-American Road Show Tour (Through Aug. 22) Parker McCollum's 2024 Burn It Down Tour (Through Aug. 31) Oliver Anthony's Out of the Woods Tour (Through Sept. 13) Jordan Davis' Damn Good Time World Tour (Through Oct. 20) Carrie Underwood's Reflection Las Vegas Residency (Through Oct. 26) Alabama's Roll On II Tour (Through Nov. 9) Zach Bryan's the Quittin' Time Tour 24 (Through Dec. 14) Garth Brooks' Las Vegas Residency (Through Dec. 22)

Country Music Tours Scheduled for 2024:

March 2024: March 14 : Tim McGraw's Standing Room Only Tour (Through June 27) March 20 : Lainey Wilson's Live 2024 Global Tour (Through May 3) March 28 : Brothers Osborne's Might As Well Be Us Tour (Through June 29) March 28 : Kane Brown's 2024 In the Air Tour (Sept. 14)

April 2024: April 2: Dustin Lynch's Killed the Cowboy Tour (Through May 11) April 4 : Morgan Wallen's 2024 One Night At a Time Stadium Tour (Through Aug. 8) April 12 : Luke Combs Growin' Up and Gettin' Old Tour (Through Aug. 9-10) April 17 : Luke Bryan's Mind of a Country Boy Tour (Through Sept. 14) April 19 : Darius Rucker's 2024 European Starting Fires Tour  (Through May 11) April 20 : Kenny Chesney's Sun Goes Down Tour (Through Aug. 25) April 28 : Kacey Musgraves' Deeper Well Tour (Through Dec. 7)

May 2024: May 4 : George Strait's 2024 Stadium Tour (Through Dec. 7) May 10 : Shania Twain's Come On Over Las Vegas Residency (Through Dec. 14) May 18 : Jason Aldean's 2024 Highway Desperado Tour (Through Oct. 5) May 30 : Walker Hayes' Same Drunk Tour (Through Sept. 1) May 31 : Lainey Wilson's Country's Cool Again Tour (Through Nov. 15)

June 2024: June 7 : Dierks Bentley's 2024 Gravel & Gold Tour (Through Sept. 21) June 29 : Sam Hunt's Locked Up Tour (Through Sept. 28)

July 2024: July 18: Dan + Shay's 2024 Heartbreak On the Map Tour (Through Sept. 21) July 27 : Koe Wetzel's Damn Near Normal World Tour (Through Nov. 13)

August 2024: Aug. 27 : Jelly Roll's 2024 the Beautifully Broken Tour (Through Oct. 27)

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13 Incredible Music Festivals in Utah | Salt Lake City & Beyond

When you think of a Utah festival, you probably think of the Sundance Film Festival. But, there are several music festivals in Utah that are worth knowing about too, and they range across all kinds of tastes and genres! These are the 13 best 2024 Utah festivals. 

Like Colorado , Utah has several sites marked by red rocks, adding a surreal and magical atmosphere to many of its festival offerings.

Utah loves music and has embraced new genres like EDM and dance as well as hip hop on its festival scene. But it is also deeply proud of its historical Americana roots. Blues has seen a re-emergence here, and Bluegrass and Country are also well-represented.

Some of these Utah music festivals do not run over a conventional weekend. Many are extended as part of city programs. So, for example, you’ll encounter a festival running throughout the summer, but only on specific days. Others are attend-only, non-camping festivals.

Even so, the numerous outdoor venues invite lots of exploration, whether in a public park or in one of the state’s amazing natural amphitheaters. Here are some great festivals that you need to check out if you’re planning a visit to Utah. Also, be sure to read my guides on Top 50 USA Music Festivals & EDM Festivals USA for more festival adventures in 2023!

And check out my articles on Festival Hydration Backpacks ,  Festival Camping Packing List ,  Festival Shoes , and  Festival Gadgets to enhance your experience by having all the best gear!

1) The Deer Valley Music Festival

Credit: Deer Valley Music Festival Utah

When: July-August, 2024

Where: Park City, Utah

https://deervalleymusicfestival.org/

Deer Valley Music Festival already sets itself apart from any other music festival in Utah by its duration. Rather than run over a weekend or a few days, it actually takes place over several weeks. For five weeks in the summer, Park City hosts music programs for four nights a week. This is a classical music lover’s paradise, featuring performances from the Utah Symphony. However, that doesn’t mean that it’s only for lovers of orchestras.

The fun part of this festival is the guest lineup. Artists and performers from all genres join up for collaborations – it has played host to artists like Elvis Costello, Randy Travis, and even Gladys Knight. Staying in Park City is easy, as there are plenty of top-class Airbnbs to pick from in the city.

2) Utah Blues Festival

When: June 14-15, 2024

Where: Salt Lake City, Utah

https://utahbluessociety.org/the-utah-blues-festival

https://www.facebook.com/utahbluessociety/

Utah’s biggest and best blues music festival!

Blues seems to find an audience all over the world. So it’s strange that for a time blues were dangerously thin on the ground in Utah. This is ironic, as some of the Blues’ major icons got early audiences here.

Thankfully, the Utah Blues Society has worked to restore blues culture to the state, and today can boast the Utah Blues festival as a major annual event. The festival was launched in 2015, with the idea to gather the nation’s finest blues musicians on one stage over Father’s Day Weekend.

The festival runs an extensive set of side programs, including blues education in schools, a musician assistance fund, and a scholarship program. Expect to see some of the country’s best-known blues legends alongside the best of the young guns.

3) Hive Music Festival Utah

When: June, 2024 (TBC)

https://www.hivefestival.com/

https://www.facebook.com/Hivefestivalslc/

Hive is all about hip hop. The most recent festival in 2021 was headlined by Post Malone. It’s primarily a vehicle for some of the most promising young artists in the genre. But there is also the stated promise of at least one unannounced major act every year.

The festival takes place in downtown Salt Lake, so there is no camping. The festival is officially all ages and is a high-energy celebration and platform for a truly evolving genre.

4) Ogden Music Festival

When: May 31-June 2, 2024

Where: Fort Buenaventura, Utah

https://ofoam.org/ogden-music-festival

https://www.facebook.com/OFOAM

“The Ogden Music Festival is our signature event that brings together friends and fans of acoustic music from Ogden and beyond, and is the perfect way to start your summer on a high note, whether it’s high, lonesome bluegrass or some hot licks on the fiddle. We couldn’t be more excited for 2024! 

Working together with the hundreds of artists, vendors, volunteers, sponsors, and logistical teams, it’s our collective dream to promote and celebrate Ogden’s arts, culture, and natural beauty with residents and visitors, alike. Kids, 16 and younger, are invited to attend the festival for free, with the hope that their experience with live, traditional music performed in an outdoor setting will inspire this next generation to keep these traditions alive. Kids of all ages will love OFOAM’s WILL & WAY Instrument Petting Zoo and other music and outdoor-themed crafts and activities.”

5) Ogden Twilight

When:  June, 2024 (Various Shows)

Where: Ogden, Utah

https://www.ogdentwilight.com/

https://www.facebook.com/ogdentwilight/

Ogden lies north of Salt Lake City. It’s usually associated with its proximity to ski resorts and winter holidays on the slopes. But the city itself is a pretty well-regarded shopping hub, and in summer it turns into a popular music festival destination. Downtown Ogden is where the great music and enthusiastic crowds come together for Ogden Twilight. Ogden Downtown is walkable and easily accessible from Salt Lake City via the Frontrunner Commuter Rail.

Each concert sells 8000 tickets at capacity, and the lineups range from edgy indie to rock to electronic. Blonde Redhead and Death Cab for Cutie have been among the big names showing up for the fans. 

6) Das Energi Festival

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When: August, 2024

Where: Great Salt Lake, Utah

https://dasenergifestival.com/

https://www.facebook.com/DasEnergiFestival

Das Energi is primarily for those who love to dance to top-notch EDM. This festival takes place over two days. It has a number of dance floors, one of which is indoors. All the “stages” are themed, making the experience quite imaginative and fun. The venue in question is The Great Saltair, on the shore of Great Salt Lake. The festivities and the music start at 5 pm each day of the festival and run until 2 am.

Though no camping occurs, shuttles can transport attendees from downtown Salt Lake City or the airport area. For those driving, limited parking is available each day.

7) Red Butte Garden Outdoor Concert Series

When: May-September, 2024

https://redbuttegarden.org/concerts/

Technically, this is a series of top-class touring shows scheduled over the summer months at this iconic venue. But it’s also a true festival of a music celebration for all music fans. Many of the nation’s top artists pass by here on their travels. Some of the luminaries that have appeared over this program season include Santana, Willie Nelson, Wilco, Sheryl Crow, Norah Jones, and others.

The venue is an auditorium offering both assigned seating plans and picnic space on the lawn. It makes for a wonderful open-air atmosphere in which to appreciate some of the finest adult contemporary music genres in the country. Red Butte Garden – not to be confused with red Butte, Arizona –  is actually a huge botanical garden. It is operated by the University of Utah. You can wander the hikes and trails in the beautiful setting before and after your concerts. Red Butte Garden is visited by hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.

Note: Dates differ annually so be sure to visit their website for confirmation.

8) Moab Music Festival

When: August-September, 2024

Where: Moab, Utah

https://moabmusicfest.org/

The Red Rocks of Utah are well known, in part because they seem to invite such a deep appreciation of nature. They also have become connected to music, given the abundance of music venues nestled within the red rock contexts of the Utah, and Arizona hills. Moab is one of these places, seemingly alien in some respects. It seemed an ideal space to kick up a music festival happening over two weeks in late summer. Moab prides itself on being predominantly acoustic-focused. 

But there’s a lot more going on under the skin of this festival. For example, if you’re crafty enough, you could be one of the concertgoers who are wicked off via boat to a secret location for a special performance. There are a couple of other venues for other shows, too, for the less adventurous to enjoy. But the highlight is undoubtedly the festival-ending rafting trip which runs for several days, dotted with special musical performances along the route.

9) Salt Lake Twilight Concert Series

When: June-August, 2024

https://saltlakearts.org/twilightconcertseries/

This festival happens as a series of Thursday concerts that celebrate summer, great music, and great Utah outdoors. It’s been running for 30 years and is an annual city calendar highlight.

Pioneer Park is a popular public park for events and music festivals in Salt Lake City, and just as the sun begins to set, people gather on the green with picnic blankets, baskets, and wine to settle in for some top-class classics.

Food trucks park along the edges, vendors and refreshment stations pop up, and there’s a wonderful atmosphere of celebration in the air. And yet, there’s something about this particular set of concerts that feels more like an event. It’s not a typical concert in the park. There’s a real sense of excitement about these.

10) Lyceum Music Festival

When: June, 2024

Where: American Fork, Utah

https://lyceummusicfestival.com/

Classical and orchestral music lovers aren’t forgotten in Utah.  Each year, students from the American Heritage School invite guests and top collaborators to prepare an annual program of classics. This is largely youth-focused but well worth a mention for those wanting to hear some orchestral magic from these young proteges. The festival also invites other students and their families to participate.

Key to the success of this amazing festival for Utah was the collaboration of the Utah Symphony, which often participates in the event. It’s a wonderful initiative well worthy of your support.

“LOVE music MORE with us at Zion National Park. LMF combines top music industry soloists and faculty including Utah Symphony musicians to create a unique orchestral music camp for students”

11) Park City Beethoven Festival

When:  July-August, 2024

Where:  Park City, Utah

https://www.beetfestut.org/

https://www.facebook.com/beethovenfestivalparkcity

“The Beethoven Festival is a series of four seasonal festivals – the summer festival being the longest. During any given year the Festival will present over 30 public concerts.”

12) Country Fan Fest 

When:  July 24-27, 2024

Where:  Tooele, Utah

https://www.countryfanfest.com

“Country Fan Fest is a 4-day country music festival at Deseret Peak in Tooele, Utah.”

13) Kilby Block Party

When:  May 10-12, 2024

Where:  Salt Lake City, Utah

https://www.kilbyblockparty.com

“Kilby Court’s flagship music festival in downtown SLC celebrates by bringing together incredible local music community, internationally renowned artists, and a variety of local greats. ”

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There are many more destinations in the US that are fantastic opportunities to experience a festival. Even though the most popular ones happen in summer, there’s something at every time of the year to satisfy your music bug. Here are just a few of the finest music festivals around the country worth checking out.

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Balladeer Carin León continues to carve out his place in Latin music as one of the most prominent acts in Mexican regional music, but he is also rapidly winning over the country music fandom, performing at the iconic Grand Ole Opry in Nashville in February and making history as the first artist to perform mainly in Spanish at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival this weekend.

“Long live Mexican, country, and all music, as it unites us the most,” León exclaimed to a roaring crowd during his performance at the Palomino Tent on Friday, April 26.

Mexican music artist Carin León performs before a packed crowd on the Palomino stage on the opening day of the Stagecoach Country Music Festival in Indio on Friday, April 26, 2024. (Photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)

Carin León fans scream as he performs on the Palomino stage on the opening day of the Stagecoach Country Music Festival in Indio on Friday, April 26, 2024. (Photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)

After his stint at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival , León took the stage for the third consecutive weekend at the Empire Polo Club in Indio. In a similar fashion to the last two weekends, he did it with an effortless swagger that resonated with fans who sang and danced along to hits such as “Que Vuelvas,” “La boda del Huitlacoche” and “Te Lo Agradezco.”

He didn’t just stick to performing in Spanish; his set transitioned into his collaborative tracks “It Was Always You (Siempre Fuiste Tú),” with Leon Bridges and “The One (Pero No Como Yo)” with Kane Brown, where he filled in and sang the English verses for his counterparts.

There was a special moment, too, when he invited  Ana Bárbara, the queen of Grupero Music, to join him to perform “Lo Busqué,” a song that they recently shared at the 36th annual Premio Lo Nuestro in Las Vegas earlier this year, where Bárbara accepted a Lifetime Achievement award.

‘Regional Mexican music is having a moment’

Stagecoach has increased the diversity of its performers over the years. It has featured several Latin acts, including Los Lobos, Alejandro Escovedo, The Mavericks, The Last Bandoleros, Star De Azlan, and Lindi Ortega. However, León’s inclusion on this year’s lineup is the first time Stagecoach has brought on a huge regional Mexican performer to do a set mainly in Spanish.

León is one of the several artists riding a wave of success thanks to the mass appeal of regional Mexican music, a catchall term for various Mexican genres such as mariachi, banda, corridos, norteño, sierreño and others.

Some performers, such as León, have a particular disdain for the term, saying that lumping several Mexican genres is a disservice to the individuality of the different music. He went so far as wearing a T-shirt with the phrase “F— Regional” onstage during his performance with Colombian singer-songwriter Camilo at the 20th annual Premios Juventud in Puerto Rico in July. León later clarified his feelings, adding that he finds the term confining as it’s no longer regional, extending past borders and social classes and trending to go global .

A 2023 Luminate  mid-year report  showed that regional Mexican music was the fastest-growing Latin subgenre (up 49% year-over-year) and produced some of the biggest Latin songs last year. It also reported a new trend that found that 17% of non-Hispanic listeners enjoy the genre.

It wasn’t just Latin music that experienced growth. A Luminate 2023 Year End Report  found that country was among the genres that grew the most, with Latin up 21.9% to 75.26 million units and country rising 21.8% to 92.19 million units.

Nathian Rodriguez, associate professor and associate director of the School of Journalism and Media Studies at San Diego State University, has taught classes examining how broader culture intersects with Latino/Latinx identity. Some of his courses include Bad Bunny & Cultural Media , Cardi B & Pop Culture Politics and Selena & Latinx Media Representation.

“Regional Mexican music is having a moment globally,” Rodriguez said. “People are not monolithic in the music they listen to, and they’re not only going to listen to country. They’re listening to everything, and Stagecoach is noticing that their audience is multicultural and multilingual, and that’s what they’re going to cater to.”

Stacy Vee, vice president of festival talent at Goldenvoice, said in a recent phone interview that bringing a more diverse lineup to the stage makes for a better festival overall. She said the acts have been well received, with some fans writing letters of support and appreciation.

“I want Stagecoach to be a presentation of creativity and to amplify voices who make country music from all walks of life,” she said. “I think it’s important that anybody who comes to Stagecoach can see themselves in the lineup.”

Vee said she and others at their parent company, Anschutz Entertainment Group, were impressed by León’s persona and music. She thought it fitting that he performed at Stagecoach, which led to him being added to Coachella.

“He’s breaking down so many barriers, selling out arenas, and he’s a massive star,” Vee said. “Since he’s been added to the lineup, he has been collaborating with artists in the country space, and I’m just in awe of what he is doing and where he’s going.”

Cultural overlaps

The collaborative success and overlapping interest among regional Mexican and country music can also be understood through history.

Latin performers have teamed up with country stars for decades. Some notable collaborations include Julio Iglesias and Willie Nelson’s recording of “To All the Girls I Loved Before” and later for “Spanish Eyes.” There have also been plenty of Latin performers, such as Mexican-American singer Linda Ronstadt, who went on to produce country music successfully.

The growing global appeal of Mexican regional music brings León’s embrace of country music and his performance at Stagecoach into that historical lineage. It’s also a part of the lived experiences of country and Mexican regional music artists that carry into the production of their genres, which also has its own history.

Rodriguez grew up in Texas and took a required course on the state’s history that explored the many contributions from different cultural groups and how it affected its development. With Texas bordering Mexico and descendants of Spanish, Native Americans and other groups being present long before its statehood, the populations have inspired each other. Among the genres under regional Mexican is Tejano music, which combines Mexican-Spanish vocals with dance rhythms that originated from Czech and German genres such as polka.

“Whether you were white and country or Mexican and vaquero, you were still wearing boots, jeans, big belt buckles and cowboy hats,” Rodriguez said. “The two music styles, like country and regional Mexican, are also very similar in the topics they sang about and the instruments being used.”

Country and Mexican regional fans are finding common ground through the cowboy/cowgirl fashion aesthetic and performers like León, whose ballad anthems of lost love also resonate with each genre’s respective fans.

Liz Ley and Mary Simmons of Yucaipa are friends and showed up to catch León’s set. Ley doesn’t listen to country music, while Simmons enjoys both but is finding herself becoming more of a León fan now that he’s collaborating with country stars and incorporating English into his music.

“He’s bringing the other culture here, and he’s going both ways, and I love that,” Simmons said.

“He belongs here,” Ley added.

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Not everyone was impressed with Eric Church’s Friday night headliner performance at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival , it seems, after many flocked to social media to express their disappointment in the set.

Eric Church might be the most disappointing festival headliner ive ever seen??? It’s like a gospel set?? I’m so lost. — kb (@KennethBaker97) April 27, 2024

The “Springsteen” and “Drink In My Hand” singer performed in front of a stained glass window -decorated stage with a gospel choir. Church mostly stuck to acoustic songs, many of which were covers.

As a huge fan, that was the most disappointing set I’ve ever experienced. — Michael (@dehardres) April 27, 2024

Much of the criticism revolved around the low-energy performance that rarely involved upbeat tempos or Church moving around the stage

Thank you! Music was beautiful but not the right venue! — msmilies☮️ (@msmiles13) April 27, 2024

Obviously Stagecoach didn’t learn their lesson from having Eric Church headline Friday night in 2016 and being a complete energy suck because he’s doing it again tonight. The stream not showing any crowd shots because they are probably leaving in droves 🤣 — Robert Wedge IV (@rtwedge4) April 27, 2024

Fans at Stagecoach shared videos that claim to show fans leaving Church’s performance early in droves.

@Stagecoach we paid $600 to see a headline where people are mass leaving… @ericchurch is a legend, but he hasn’t gotten off the stool and most songs are covers with the choir. This isn’t what we came for. pic.twitter.com/GcsMrqAIT7 — Anastassia Olmos (@StassiOlmos) April 27, 2024

This is the seen at Eric Church’s headliner set right now pic.twitter.com/ZBrtZx8z5G — Andrew Fig (@AndrewFig1010) April 27, 2024

Some fans disagreed with the rest, defending Church’s performance and applauding the singer for his authenticity.

Props to @ericchurch for keeping it real and bringing true artistry to @Stagecoach . He’s played there twice before so it was time to change it up. Masterful performance weaving in and out of spiritual tunes, soul tunes, hip hop, and his own songs. To all the haters, grow a pair. — Michael Millar (@michael_millar) April 27, 2024

Thought @ericchurch killed it tonight at @Stagecoach . I realize this isn’t a popular opinion on this Hellsite but if you recognize his extraordinary talent you’d realize how special this was. — Ray Zaborney (@raythemaverick) April 27, 2024

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Mickey Guyton is over the moon after announcing that she’s going on a headlining tour. On Friday, the country star announced that she’ll hit the road for her CMT on Tour run of shows this fall.

“I’m so excited to announce that I’m hitting the road this fall with @cmt on my own headlining tour! Let me know in the comments what show you’re coming to,” she wrote on Instagram, adding, “I love you guys so much – this really is a dream come true!”

The tour will commence in Atlanta, before stopping in cities such as New York, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Des Moines, and Toronto. (She’ll notably skip the west coast.) Tickets for Guyton’s shows go on sale on Friday, May 3 at 10 a.m. local time, but fans can access tickets to a presale on April 30.

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The North American outing is slated to kick off on Sept. 18 in Atlanta.

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Mickey Guyton is hitting the road this fall for a North American tour . The Grammy-nominated country star announced the dates for her CMT On Tour Presents Mickey Guyton 2024 dates on Friday morning (April 26), along with dropping a sweet lyric video for her new single, “Scary Love.”

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Guyton’s new single, a gentle ballad about a mother’s fierce love, opens with the heart-touching lines, “I see pictures of my mama, hangin’ on the wall/ She’s never looked so happy, and I’ve never looked so small/ Now I’m holdin’ you and I know what they say is true/ When a baby’s born that’s when a mother’s born too.”

Guyton and husband Grant Savoy welcomed their first child, son Grayson, in Feb. 2021 and the acoustic ballad’s moving lyric video features home movie footage of Guyton in the hospital cradling her then newborn and spending time with the now toddler. “Cuz I felt it before, but it wasn’t like this/ Ain’t a thing I wouldn’t do, ain’t a thing I wouldn’t give/ It’s the kind you fall into and never hit the bottom of/ It’s a scary love,” she sings on the chorus.

Watch the “Scary Love” lyric video and check out the 2024 CMT on Tour dates below.

Sept. 18 — Atlanta, GA @ Buckhead Theatre

Sept. 20 — Charlotte, NC @ The Underground

Sept. 21 — Asheville, NC @ The Orange Peel

Sept. 26 — Washington, DC @ Union Stage

Sept. 27 — New York, NY @ The Gramercy Theatre

Sept. 28 — Pittsburgh, PA @ Thunderbird Café and Music Hall

Oct. 2 — Kansas City, MO @ Knuckleheads*

Oct. 3 — Oklahoma City, OK @ Beer City Music Hall*

Oct. 15 — St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall

Oct. 17 — Chicago, IL @ Joe’s on Weed St.

Oct. 19 — Des Moines, IA @ Wooly’s

Oct. 22 — Madison, WI @ Majestic Theatre

Oct. 23 — Ann Arbor, MI @ Blind Pig

Oct. 25 — Grand Rapids, MI @ The Stache at The Intersection

Oct. 30 — Columbus, OH @ The Bluestone

Nov. 1 — Buffalo, NY @ Iron Works*

Nov. 2 — Toronto, ON @ Velvet Underground

Nov. 4 — Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall

Nov. 6 — Philadelphia, PA @ World Cafe Live*

Nov. 8 — Indianapolis, Indiana @ The Hifi*

Nov. 9 — Lexington, KY @ Manchester Music Hall

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The Stagecoach Country Music Festival kicked off at the Empire Polo Club in Indio on Friday, April 27. Here’s a quick look at some of the notable sets from the first day of the three-day festival, including Jelly Roll, Elle King and special guests like Lana Del Rey and T-Pain:

“I’m here representing the underdogs, the white trash, the ones who thought they never would make it in this life, that’s who I’m here for tonight,” Jelly Roll, the two-time Grammy nominated rapper gone country shouted Friday night to the sold-out crowd at the T-Mobile Mane Stage as he wrapped up “Halfway to Hell.”

For Roll, the journey to stardom has been long, but his Stagecoach debut marks a significant milestone in his career — one he’s been eagerly anticipating. His performance was a wild blend of rap, country, and covers, amplified by the presence of special guests like Ernest, Maddie & Tae, and T-Pain. In a touching moment, he also paid tribute to the late Toby Keith, an Oklahoma-based country legend who passed away in February from stomach cancer.

He made sure to bring his wife, Bunnie XO, and daughter, Bailee Ann, to the stage to express his heartfelt gratitude for his family. Addressing the crowd, he emphasized the pivotal role of fan support in his journey, noting that without it, generational curses would never have been broken.

“Without you, I wouldn’t be able to live out a dream that so many people once told me would never come true. Now, my eyes are set on coming back and headlining Stagecoach.”

— Holly Alvarado

Country rocker Elle King brought her signature sass and grooves to her sunset set, treating the audience to a mix of new music and covers.

While many attendees in the crowd were only familiar with a song or two, they quickly found themselves enjoying the entirety of her performance, particularly after hearing hits like “Ain’t Country By Choice” and “Tulsa.”

King also pleased fans by releasing a new single that dropped the same day titled “Baby Daddy’s Weekend,” which she proudly mentioned might be on an upcoming record.

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One of Friday’s earlier performers, Vincent Neil Emerson, rocked the Palomino Stage with his clever lyricism and masterful guitar playing.

Playing songs like “Willie Nelson’s Wall,” which opens with the lyrics, “Well, I’m high as a fly on Willie Nelson’s wall/ And I can’t remember where I am at all/ And I don’t know where my mind has taken me/ My boots in my hand, and my hat on my feet,” the setlist was filled with songs that were rich in story and made for interesting listening even if Stagecoach was your first run-in with Emerson.

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Paul Cauthen and Lana Del Rey

Rounding out his set at the Palomino Stage, Paul Cauthen brought out Lana Del Rey for a duet of The Righteous Brothers’ “Unchained Melody.” The “Cocaine Country Dancing” singer had hinted at the surprise earlier after posting a picture of Del Rey and his wife on Instagram, but we couldn’t be sure that it was going to happen until the performance. After all, Del Rey did just spend the last two weeks headlining at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival .

Wyatt Flores

As Wyatt Flores took the stage, crowds of people cheered him on at the Palomino but due to some technical difficulties he was delayed 10 minutes. That didn’t keep fans from staying and cheering for the young Oklahoma-native. He kicked off his performance alongside his band featuring violins and keyboards that adds a warm tone to songs such as “Running Out Of Time,” “Milwaukee” and “Please Don’t Go.”

Before the band closed their set Flores took a moment to address his touring schedule and mental health, saying that lately he’s enjoyed being on the road more than he ever has. He added that he started writing music to cope with the dark times in his life but never expected it would resonate on the level that it has.

“It’s hard to come up onstage and swing these songs when I’m still trying to figure out what’s going on in my life,” Flores said. “But it’s the coolest thing to be part of your lives and I’m so happy to be there with you.”

— Charlie Vargas

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Tim McGraw delivers country hits at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena

On april 25, 2024, award-winning country legend tim mcgraw delivered 20 songs in 90 minutes at a euphoric bridgestone arena..

There are country music superstars and then there's Tim McGraw.

A dozen years ago, the artist with ten chart-topping country albums toured stadiums across America with Kenny Chesney. On Thursday evening, a euphoric Bridgestone Arena was blistered with the impact of a show presented at a size and sound capable of working six blocks away across the Cumberland River at Nissan Stadium.

Accompanying the power chords of his 2013-released top-10 single "Truck Yeah" with stentorian drum kicks would be one thing. But then, there's McGraw's silhouette surrounded by a glowing red screen on a panoramic, 105-foot wide by 26-foot tall LED screen and a laser show blinding enough to rival Kane Brown, Lil Wayne, Bon Jovi, or Tiesto at their touring heights.

The cinema and drama aren't presented for a song about hearing Lil Wayne's "6 Foot 7 Foot" booming through a dark blue Ford F-150's subwoofers before a weekend dominated by "Friday night football, Saturday last call, Sunday hallelujah."

Yes, country music is most assuredly about the song. However, very few artists have parlayed their song styling into a quarter century of work as actors in films grossing over a half-billion dollars at the box office.

Thus, when McGraw performs songs like "Just To See You Smile," "Where The Green Grass Grows" and "Standing Room Only" -- the 2023 hit that titles his most recent album and current concert tour -- an impressive transference occurs.

McGraw connects, brings out an impressive special guest

Imagine that "Friday Night Lights"' Charles Billingsley and "1883"'s James Dillard Dutton are paired with Faith Hill's husband and a father of three, plus a country music crooner who has played well over 1,000 concerts in 25 years and had 90 percent of his hits in the top 10 of the genre's Billboard charts.

The songs connect differently.

Regardless of genre, great songs test an artist's ability to believe, not just the lyrics themselves. Instead, when delivering those songs' hooks and choruses, it's in metaphorically attaching them to your heartstrings and knowing they'll soar that makes them achieve extraordinary renown.

Concerning this notion, McGraw, though turning 57 in less than a week, is still ever the athlete.

At moments like performing his 1995 classic, "I Like It, I Love It," he approached the precision required to convey maximum passion through song as if he were his father, Tug McGraw, one pitch away from recording the final out of the 1980 World Series against the Kansas City Royals.

Mixing sports metaphors, "I Like It, I Love It" is so catchy that, in Nashville, it has served as the song played when the National Hockey League's Nashville Predators score at home in the same Bridgestone Arena in which he was performing.

Of course, because it's NHL playoff season and the Predators are in the hunt, on Thursday evening, McGraw brought out the Stanley Cup and offered his well wishes to the home team in their current series against the Vancouver Canucks.

McGraw showcases a mastery of his craft

At that moment, you realize that he will probably play a different song every four minutes and 20 songs in roughly 95 minutes onstage overall. In 25 percent less time, he's accomplished 75 percent more than most of his contemporaries as chart-topping country stars of the past three decades.

Dig in deep and realize that there's something to the notion that Tim McGraw isn't just singing country music. Instead, he's created a country-to-mainstream monoculture unto himself. There's a Western cowboy, a Southern soul crooner and a humble, kind husband and father present.

All three of these archetypes are the main characters in life as a play that has unfolded with as much perfect sculpting as many in attendance would believe McGraw still applies to maintaining his physique.

At a point early in the concert, McGraw performs a snippet of his 20-year-old country-to-hip-hop-to-pop crossover hit Nelly duet "Over and Over" that blends seamlessly into his mid-tempo 2007 track "Shotgun Rider."

A five-minute moment has spanned St. Louis hip-hop to countrified Los Angeles-inspired rock.

Almost 20,000 people—many of whom, if asked, aren't fans of any other rappers or, on the other side, probably don't consider The Eagles a country band—never stopped bobbing their heads and waving their hands in appreciation.

Dig even deeper and the father and husband appear when realizing that his openers were Texas-born country artist Abby Anderson and Grammy-winning country star Carly Pearce or that he performed soulful songs "One Bad Habit" and "Watch The Wind Blow By" to honor his wife, Faith Hill, plus playing the music video for his 2013 Taylor Swift and Keith Urban collaboration "Highway Don't Care" as a way to honor Swift's burgeoning mega-stardom.

McGraw, empathetically aware of the power of sharing his stage with prospective female role models and stars, impressively softens his towering humanity before the night's most stunning moment: the encore.

A stunning encore

Instead of the house lights coming on or the set's well-articulated lighting schemes being eschewed for spotlights, an overture was heard, and a well-lit, panoramic LED screen introduction highlighting key McGraw scenes from "1883" highlighted his performance of 2001's "The Cowboy In Me."

The edges blurred between the actor and the man at that point.

"Humble and Kind" was followed by an acapella encore, with the crowd heartily singing along, if only because the entire building knew that 2004's "Live Like You Were Dying"—a song that inarguably re-set the expectation of earnest songwriting and raw emotions and involving a solo performance by McGraw that would be worth the cost of the ticket alone—was next.

Impressively, McGraw still performs the Single of the Year and Song of the Year at the 2004 Country Music Association Awards and the 2004 Academy of Country Music Awards, as well as the 2004 Grammy winner for Best Country Song as if he's having a conversation about how his father's cancer journey impacted him while leaving enough space for your own life and stories to own emotional real estate in the song.

As the evening ended, like again, the athlete that appeared in various formats throughout the evening, McGraw pumped his fist and pounded his chest to symbolize that not just he had successfully performed another concert. Instead, it was as if we, together, as a team, had victoried for country music, America, the community we had created for two hours and hopefully in gaining the perspective, via his concert, to continue to struggle and succeed at living our most fulfilled lives.