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Red Hot Summer 2022 announces Hunters & Collectors, James Reyne, more

They've got some unfinished business...

Red Hot Summer Tour have some unfinished business, so in 2022 they are stretching their 10th anniversary celebrations out a little further and getting the huge lineup back together for a trip around Australia.

When we say huge, we really mean HUGE.

Leading the way are ARIA Hall of Fame inductees Hunters & Collectors. They’ll be joined by a smorgasbord of Australia’s finest including James Reyne, The Living End, The Angels, Baby Animals, Killing Heidi and Boom Crash Opera. 

Summer is set to kick on a little longer than usual. With dates from February to May 2022, the tour will visit New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, and Queensland.

Red Hot Summer 2022 Tour Dates

• February 20, 2022, – Cockatoo Island, SYDNEY NSW
• February 26, 2022, – Mornington Racecourse, MORNINGTON VIC
• March 5, 2022, – Kiama Showgrounds, KIAMA NSW
• March 12, 2022, – Seppeltsfield, BAROSSA SA
• March 13, 2022, – Muwerang-Kent Reserve, VICTOR HARBOUR SA
• March 19, 2022, – North Gardens, BALLARAT VIC
• March 26, 2022, – Gateway Lakes, WODONGA VIC
• April 2, 2022, – Sandalford Estate, SWAN VALLEY WA
• April 10, 2022, – Bella Vista Farm, BAULKHAM HILLS NSW
• April 23, 2022, – Broadwater Parklands, GOLD COAST QLD
• April 30, 2022, – Sandstone Point Hotel, BRIBIE ISLAND QLD
• May 1, 2022, – Noosa & District Sporting Club, NOOSA QLD
• May 14, 2022, – Cairns Showground, CAIRNS QLD

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We are thrilled to be able to return to the stage in 2022 with this magnificent line-up and revisit many of the shows that were lost to COVID. We continue to be blown away by the support we have received from audiences. To everyone who has and continues to support us and the live music industry, you are the reason we do what we do and keep creating these memories. We can’t wait to see you in 2022. Promoter Duane McDonals\d

The Red Hot Summer tour was launched in 2011 with a three-band lineup touring across six shows throughout Victoria, New South Wales, and South Australia. Fast forward a decade, and Red Hot Summer has become a staple on the Australian music calendar, taking in stages in major cities and regional centres and ensuring the music-loving public has access to top-quality festivals no matter where they live.

Originally reforming for the tenth anniversary of Red Hot Summer in 2020, live performances from Hunters & Collectors are a rare experience these days. The legendary band disbanded over two decades ago and – before this reunion – had only performed again a handful of times. With over one million albums sold and hit singles including ‘Throw Your Arms Around Me’, ‘When The River Runs Dry’, and ‘Holy Grail’, the outdoor festival environment was made for Hunters & Collectors.

The Australian rock royalty continues throughout the lineup.

From his time fronting the legendary Australian Crawl through to his successful solo career, James Reyne’s set is sure to be packed full of singalong classics. So too is The Living End’s. With two decades spent putting on blistering live performances, and their eighth album almost ready to drop, fans better be ready to dance.

The Angels will bring four-decades of Australian anthems to the Red Hot Summer stage, alongside recently reformed ’90s rockers The Baby Animals.

Killing Heidi celebrated a pretty big anniversary back in 2020, two decades since the release of their rock-pop debut  Reflector . As did Boom Crash Opera, who ticked off 30 years since their ARIA Top 10 record  These Crazy Times  arrived.

More than ten years of Red Hot Summer and it just keeps getting better.

Red Hot Summer 2022 will begin in Sydney before heading around Australia from February to May. Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster.com.au.

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IT’S ON: Red Hot Summer Tour and what you need to know before you go

by Newcastle Live 18 January 2022, 9:52 am

We can confirm, at this stage, that the Red Hot Summer Tour will roll into Roche Estate in the Hunter Valley this Saturday, 22 January .

While there has been speculation that the event would postpone or be cancelled all together the Pokolbin venue has officially stated that the gig is scheduled to go ahead.

Event promoters say that the Red Hot Summer Tour show at Roche is approved to proceed under the NSW Government Public Events Framework.

People who attend the event will be required, as a condition of entry, to comply with any current mandates imposed by the NSW Health Department including sign in via the event’s QR Code at the Point of Entry.

While these requirements may change at any time, we’ve put together a list of some of the things you need to know before you go.

Bring a camp chair or picnic rug

Once you make your way through the gates you’ll be required to remain seated where possible.

So, it’s time to bust out the trusty camping chair or your favourite picnic rug.

And think about comfort, as you’ll be spending a fair amount of your time with your butt firmly planted on whatever you bring.

Bring a mask

When you’re not sitting down enjoying the show, you’ll need to mask up and ensure that you’re wearing it at any point where you can’t socially distance.

Event promoters say that complimentary Face Masks will be available at the First Aid marque on site and there is enough room for patrons to sit comfortably and move around the site with ease.

Leave your dance shoes at home

Cut footloose…. There will be no dancefloor at the event and you’ll need to let Dad that moshing to Jimmy also off the cards.

Bring a gig buddy

You’ll be required to remain in your group for the event, so make sure you find your gig buddy early as “congregations of groups will not be permitted”.

RED HOT SUMMER TOUR Roche Estate – Saturday, 22 January

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Opening Act 1.30 – 2.00pm

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The  Red Hot Summer Tour  is hitting the Broadwater Parklands in Southport in February 2024, bringing a slew of Australian and international acts together for the ultimate live-and-loud music festival. Headlining is rock icon Suzi Quatro alongside Cheap Trick, Jon Stevens, The Angels, Baby Animals, The Screaming Jets and Chocolate Starfish.

The  Red Hot Summer Tour  kicked off in November 2023, and continues to play a string of shows across the country before hitting the Broadwater Parklands in Southport on Sunday February 25, 2024. If you’re keen to soak up the last of the summer sunshine and sing along to some of Australia’s most rock acts, grab a ticket  ASAP.

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The RED HOT SUMMER TOUR returns in 2023 with a phenomenal line-up bringing together some of the most iconic names in Australian music. The tour features Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda and Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley and will visit Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, Tasmania and Queensland.

Tour promoter Duane McDonald can’t wait to hit the road in 2023. “We are so excited about this line-up and the regions we will be visiting,” he says. “The amount of hits produced by these artists is incredible. The tour has always been about taking great music to the regions, and supporting phenomenal Australian artists. We are so grateful to be able to continue to do this, and to share these experiences with all the music fans who continue to turn out year after year. We look forward to seeing everyone this summer.”

Paul Kelly has been writing songs, making records and touring for over forty years. Along the way he has released over 40 albums, including live concerts, compilations and soundtracks. He has collaborated with many other artists, notably writing Treaty with Yothu Yindi and co-producing Archie Roach’s landmark debut album Charcoal Lane . His awards, too numerous to mention, include 17 ARIAs and an Order of Australia. He has published several books, including collections of his lyrics, a memoir How To Make Gravy and an anthology of his favourite poems Love Is Strong As Death . Paul’s songs have a way of digging into the country in a way that few artists do – how it looks, feels, tastes, sounds. The joys and sorrows, achievements and follies. If you want to know something about Australia, how it feels to be Australian, you can find it in his songs. His live shows in recent years reveal a performer and band at the peak of their powers. They bring all the shades and colours. Passionate, dramatic, tender and emotional. For the RED HOT SUMMER TOUR run he will be playing a generous selection from his ever-green, ever-selling greatest hits record Songs From The South, as well as delving into a range of songs from his vast catalogue.

We’re really looking forward to these shows. The last two years have brought home how precious live music is. To us and to those who come. We need each other. We’re going to bring it, give our all and play each show as if it’s our last. Because you never know what’s around the corner. – Paul Kelly.

Bernard Fanning has accumulated one of the most celebrated songbooks on the Australian rock spectrum. The former Powderfinger frontman has collectively released 11 studio albums producing songs that have become ingrained in the Australian psyche. Tracks like  My Happiness ,  These Days ,  Sunsets ,  Burn Your Name ,  Wish You Well,   Songbird ,  Blue Toowong Skies  and  Belly Of The Beast  have become the moving soundtrack for a generation, with Bernard’s emotive and distinctive voice completely capturing our hearts. He has a trophy cabinet that holds seven number #1 albums, 23 ARIA Awards, and five APRA Awards to name a few… his songs have appeared in triple j’s Hottest 100 an incredible 23 times including three #1 spots for  These Days  (1999),  My Happiness  (2000) and  Wish You Well  (2005). It’s fair to say Bernard Fanning has firmly cemented his position as one of Australia’s finest singer-songwriters and lyricists. With over 20 years of touring, expect a rock show with swagger, entertaining banter, crowd interaction and a display of pure musical talent by a member of Australian rock royalty and his band who are the perfect accompaniment to his wide-ranging set list of heartfelt country – folk tinged charm and classic rock grooves.

I can’t wait to get back on the road to do some ‘proper’ touring after almost three years of dribs and drabs and disruption. A lot of the towns on this run I have NEVER played before in 30 years of touring, so I can’t wait to get out there and play stuff from right across my career. – Bernard Fanning.

Missy Higgins is one of our most beloved singer/songwriters and her acclaimed studio albums,  The Sound of White ,  On a Clear Night ,  The Ol’ Razzle Dazzle,   Oz  and  Solastalgia  have sold more than two million copies. Classic songs like Scar , The Special Two , Steer , Everyone’s Waiting and Futon Couch , plus her unforgettable live shows, have made Missy an authentic household name. She has won nine ARIA awards and multiple APRA Awards. Missy also received a Screen Music Award for Best Original Song composed for the Screen for Australian Film Don’t Tell .  Earlier in 2022, Missy released mini-album Total Control featuring songs inspired initially by the musical fragments she wrote for the powerful ABC TV Series of the same name. The songs pick up themes of exploitation and female empowerment that run through Total Control and which also dominated real world headlines last year as a string of abuse allegations emerged from Parliament House. The stories Missy shares through songwriting come to life on stage as enjoyed by the thousands of fans who attend her concerts.

Mark Seymour formed Hunters and Collectors in 1980 with a bunch of Uni friends. The band become famous for its rhythmic power and very quickly became touted as the ‘next big thing’. The album Human Frailty has proven to be one of the most important and enduring record of the 80s. With Human Frailty, Mark discovered love, loss, and pop melody – his solo records are directly connected to this era and bear the same stamp of raw honesty and emotional power. He continues to search for the emotional truth in a song. As well as 13 Hunters and Collectors albums, Mark has released eight further albums. Mark Seymour is one of our finest songwriters, capturing our stories of love, loss, human courage and achievement.

Vika & Linda’s effortless harmonies and journey through rock, country, gospel, reggae, R&B, soul and blues, while always paying tribute to their rich Tongan heritage, has earned the respect and admiration of their greatest fans – the renowned Australian artists they’ve performed and recorded with, and whose work their voices have enhanced.  Paul Kelly says “Their voices combined sound salty-sweet and have that elusive twinned quality you only get when siblings sing together …  They make the air beat in sync.”   In September 2021, Vika & Linda released The Wait , their first original studio album since 2002. It debuted at #2 on the ARIA chart. The Wait has continued a triumphant period for Vika & Linda which saw them score their first number one album with their career anthology, ‘Akilotoa , and three months later a #2 debut for their gospel collection, Sunday (The Gospel According To Iso) .

Ian Moss  and  Troy Cassar-Daley , two powerhouse artists, joined forces in 2022 for one of the year’s most successful tours. A truly remarkable partnership, with simplicity proving to be a powerful vessel to tell a story and share a song, will continue into 2023 via the RED HOT SUMMER. Ian Moss , a founding member of one of Australia’s greatest bands, Cold Chisel, is respected globally as one of our most iconic musicians. A multi-award winner, Mossy, who delivers a unique sound – not only as a telling soloist on guitar but also with his silken voice ringing with clarity and resonating with pure soul – was described by Cold Chisel bandmate Don Walker as  “the most gifted musician I’ve ever seen.”  Enough said. Troy Cassar-Daley , a proud Gumbaynggirr/Bundjalung man, comes from a long line of storytellers and is regarded as one of Australia’s finest songwriters. On his way to collect every accolade possible including ARIA’s, APRA’s, Golden Guitars (the most in the awards history), Deadlys, National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMAs) and more, he has written with Paul Kelly, penned the anthemic Shutting Down Our Town for Jimmy Barnes, and recently Briggs sampled Troy’s harrowing and impactful story of Shadows On the Hill . No matter what story Troy is telling via song you just need to listen. 

The RED HOT SUMMER TOUR always sells out around the country and the 2023 line-up is highly anticipated. Don’t miss this massive 2023 celebration of Australian music. 

Tickets for the 2023 RED HOT SUMMER TOUR go on sale via Ticketmaster at 9am AEST on Thursday 1 st September 2022. Tickets are only available through authorised ticket outlets listed. Patrons are advised not to purchase tickets from Viagogo or other Third Party Sellers, as fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.

Saturday 14 TH January 2023 Mornington Racecourse, MORNINGTON VIC Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 21 st January 2023 Mary Ann Reserve, MANNUM SA Sounds By The River Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda www.ticketmaster.com.au

Sunday 22 nd January 2023 Seppeltsfield, SEPPELTSFIELD SA Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Vika & Linda, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Mark Seymour www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 28 th January 2023 Mackay Park, BATEMANS BAY NSW Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Vika & Linda, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Mark Seymour www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 4 th February 2023 Westport Park, PORT MACQUARIE NSW Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 11 th February 2023 Berry Showground, BERRY NSW Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Mark Seymour, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Vika & Linda www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 18 th February 2023 Country Club Lawns, LAUNCESTON TAS Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Vika & Linda, Mark Seymour, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley www.ticketmaster.com.au

Sunday 19 th February 2023 Botanical Gardens, HOBART TAS Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Vika & Linda, Mark Seymour www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 25 th February 2023 Bendigo Racecourse, BENDIGO VIC Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Vika & Linda, Mark Seymour, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 4 th March 2023 North Gardens, BALLARAT VIC Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley www.ticketmaster.com.au

Sunday 5 th March 2023 Nowingi Place, MILDURA VIC Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 11 th March 2023 Kent Reserve, VICTOR HARBOR SA Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Vika & Linda, Mark Seymour www.ticketmaster.com.au

Sunday 12 th March 2023 Old Mount Gambier Gaol, MOUNT GAMBIER SA Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Vika & Linda, Mark Seymour, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley www.ticketmaster.com.au

Sunday 26 th March 2023 Bella Vista Farm, BELLA VISTA NSW Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Vika & Linda, Mark Seymour www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 1 st April 2023 Gateway Lakes, WODONGA VIC Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Vika & Linda, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Mark Seymour www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 15 th April 2023 Queens Park, TOOWOOMBA QLD Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 22 nd April 2023 Broadwater Parklands, SOUTHPORT QLD Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Mark Seymour, Vika & Linda, Ian Moss www.ticketmaster.com.au

Saturday 29 th April 2023 Sandstone Point Hotel, BRIBIE ISLAND QLD Paul Kelly, Bernard Fanning, Missy Higgins, Mark Seymour, Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley, Vika & Linda www.ticketmaster.com.au

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LIVE REVIEW: Red Hot Summer Tour – Series One in the Swan Valley, WA

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The November, Red Hot Summer Tour 2023/4 Perth spectacular was sure to be a memorable day with an exceptional lineup of artists. It seems the team at RHS know what the people want because the punters were there en masse. Merry music lovers entered the Sandalford Winery in droves ready for a jam-packed day of entertainment.

I completely misjudged the length of time it would take to drive from my home to my spot on the lawn.  Traffic was at a standstill and parking was a challenge, obviously an indication of a mighty good line up and that people were keen to get there early. There was a one hour wait to move a few kilometres and sadly by the time I arrived, I completely missed Sam & Sam while Mahalia Barnes and the Soulmates set was nearly finished. Word on the street was Mahalia was amazing. A few sound issues, but she soldiered on and continued to perform while technical difficulties were ironed out. From the carpark, she was on point. I’m really disappointed I missed her.

Kasey Chambers was welcomed on stage under a clear blue sky. Settling into a song list of well-loved hits, Chambers opened with Barricades and Brickwalls . Instantly, the crowd was abuzz, singing along and raising the energy at the front of stage. Pretty Enough was song two, prompting some great crowd participation. Chambers’ commented how wonderful it was to see a big, burly, bearded man singing along with great gusto! She also noted how much she’s grown since she wrote this song. Now rather than asking if she’s not pretty enough, she doesn’t actually give a fuck. We all cheered, hooray!

Country folk story telling music followed with a tonne of soul. A Chamberfied version of Eminem’s Lose Yourself was a standout. Arguably, Chambers’ most beloved song, The Captain , saw her bring her two sons on stage to perform. A beautiful moment for Chambers and her fans. A very talented family to be sure! Chambers finished with We’re All Gonna Die Some Day , a perfect way to set up a foot tappin’ procession to the bar.

Ever-attractive, Pete Murray picked up the baton, entering the stage with his guitar and band opening with Always a Winner . Pete’s trademark laid back style was the perfect accompaniment for a 29-degree Perth day with a few coldies, camp chairs and nibbles. Bail Me Out and Opportunity followed, while punters sang and danced at front of stage. A tight, well received set from the get-go, Pete continued to warm up the crowd, like only he can. Smooth tones, great music and endless sunshine.

By this stage, the RHST was living up to its name with some red hot burnt faces, backs and necks. For a lot of the audience, the only shade they had seen all day was from the intermittent shadowing from a descending airbus overhead. The Perth flight path happens to be over Sandalford Winery! Pete finished with Tonic and Better Days . The latter most likely an appropriate song for punters at the end of the night. Mr Murray was a delight for all. Also, has anybody seen Pete on the cover of Men’s Health? You should google it.

Props to RHST for their event model, allowing fans to enter and exit front of stage with a huge area for dancing and getting up close to their favourite artists. None of this pay to be upfront business. It’s a huge draw card for many people and makes for amazing energy front of stage. Tremendous value at $140 per ticket with hours of next level entertainment. Sink into a cosy camp chair or lose yourself dancing in the pit. I love it.

Obvious crowd favourites, The Living End, exploded onto the stage like an atom bomb. Hold onto your wide-brimmed hats and wine glasses people! Opening with I Can’t Give You What I Haven’t Got, the perfect paced song before thrusting the crowd into Second Solution taking it from one hundred to one thousand in one second. Much jumping, singing, dancing and general happiness ensued.

Punters lapped up the trio’s all or nothing, power packed, hard-hitting set with absolutely no breathing space. Stand out songs Pictures In The Mirror, West End Riot and of course, the grand finale, Prisoner of Society .

It wouldn’t be a true Living End gig without stage antics, including Cheney playing his guitar with a stubbie (then drinking complete stubbie), double bass acrobatics and much finger pointing. Catchy songs, grit and pure energy on stage. The guys were all feeling the heat, performing in the hottest part of the day and Cheney did comment if he was to die on stage, he’d be happy with that. He’d get buried next to Bon Scott in Fremantle and we could all visit him on Australia Day!

It’s true, these guys just keep getting better. There were technical issues with Cheney’s sound which he gallantly pushed through as best he could but ask anyone who witnessed this set and they’ll tell you they didn’t care. The band was on fire. Watching the punters return to their seats from the pit was a joy.  Energised, laughing arm in arm, huge smiles – it is exactly what live music is all about!

With the crowd warmed up to its fullest, WA boys, Birds of Tokyo hit the stage while the sun was nestling behind the trees. Punters could sense the band were genuinely excited to be playing their iconic music in their hometown. BOT big stadium sound boomed across the lawn opening with Smith Street and Plans .   Anchor and Two of Us followed, with front man, Ian Kenny’s voice in fine form.

Punters relished in the cooler temperatures as daylight faded and we enjoyed the stage lighting to it’s fullest. Kenny proudly announced they’d be debuting their new single, Lion , live for the first time to a home crowd, and it didn’t disappoint. Fans and punters alike, truly appreciated the sentiment as BOT delivered their newest baby for us all to see and take in.

Stand out moment of the night for BOT was undoubtedly Lanterns , as the rolling lawns were lit up by the lights from mobile phones of the crowd, swaying in the evening breeze. A magical moment for everybody, united in song. Beautiful vibrations all around. BOT were the perfect addition to an already amazing lineup.

We were all rewarded with a 30-minute break before the master himself, Jimmy Barnes hit the stage. If you were hoping to be down the front for this performance you would have had to skip the restroom visit. You did not want to lose position in the pit! Another case of everybody already knowing what they were in for. Always standing room only for Jimmy. He knows how to work the stage and we love him for it.

Jimmy had posted on his socials before visiting WA, he was working on a set list with a few songs thrown in, that he hadn’t played in a while. It’s always great to hear the songs you know and die-hard fans always remember if they’ve heard a particular song live or not. Hopefully Jimmy’s set list ticked a few boxes for those of you who’ve seen him many times! It’s great that Jimmy appreciates it too.

Onstage with his beloved Jane and his family see’s Barnes at his best. Opening with Flesh and Blood followed up by I’d Die to Be With You Tonight and Wheels in Motion . Punters singing along with every word. Jimmy Barnes under the stars belting out his greatest hits. How lucky we all were to witness it.

Without noting the entire set list, my stand outs Lay Down Your Guns, Ride The Night Away, Love is Enough and Driving Wheels . The ultimate being everybody’s anthem of choice, Flame Trees. Oh Perth, you were in fine voice on this beautiful evening. Tingles as we all sang with such heart!

A phenomenal day and evening of live music. No better way to spend a sunny Saturday at Sandalford Winery. If someone could beam me out of the carpark and home in a second at the end of the night it would be even better.

Celebrating and enjoying live music in beautiful surrounds with friends and family is a real privilege certainly not lost on the people who attended. Thank you RHST team and extended teams, contractors and artists for creating and delivering an exceptional day of music. We truly appreciate your dedication, commitment and delivery. Cheers and see you next year!

Photos by Sharon Burgess Photography – Words by Gregg Burgess With thanks to Face to Face Touring and Menard PR for the media access

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Red Butte Garden ’s Outdoor Summer Concert series has scheduled 30 concerts at the Salt Lake City venue, featuring 36 headlining acts that cover a wide range of musical genres.

Tickets for the series, marking its 37th summer of music , will range in cost from $40 to $95 per ticket, according to a representative at Red Butte. Tickets will be sold in two separate “waves” — each of which will cover a different set of concerts.

The first wave will feature the shows scheduled from June 4 to Aug. 5. Tickets will go on sale for garden members online on Apr. 29 at 7 p.m., in-person for members on Apr. 30 at 9 a.m. and on sale for the public on May 2 at 9 a.m.

Wave two will feature the shows scheduled from Aug. 6 to Sept. 25. Garden members can start buying those tickets online on May 13 at 7 p.m., and in person on May 14 at 9 a.m.; those tickets will be available to the general public go on sale May 16 at 9 a.m.

Tickets went on sale in January for two shows: Lake Street Dive on July 23 (which sold out) and Gipsy Kings (for which tickets are still available). Red Butte also announced three shows previously — KALEO on June 17, Mat Kearney on June 19, and a double-headliner show with Blues Traveler and JJ Grey & Mofro on July 7 — that will go on sale with the first wave of concerts.

Red Butte Garden is located at 300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, on the University of Utah campus.

Here’s the full lineup:

June 4: Jamaican reggae musician Burning Spear and Australian singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd .

June 13: American jam band Umphrey’s McGee will perform, with support from Nashville singer-songwriter Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country.

June 17: Icelandic rock band KALEO , with pop-folk musician Vincent Lima opening.

June 19: Folk-pop artist Mat Kearney will play, with support from “laid back grooves” artist Donavon Frankenreiter .

June 26: American jam band The String Cheese Incident .

July 7: Blues-rock band Blues Traveler and Southern soul rock band JJ Grey & Mofro will co-headline.

July 10: Country singer Lyle Lovett and His Large Band.

July 14: Rock band Portugal. The Man headlines; rock band Spoon Benders is opening.

July 15: New Orleans rock band The Revivalists , with support from American folk band Hiss Golden Messenger.

July 16: Slash presents the S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival, featuring Keb’ Mo’, Samantha Fish and Jackie Venson. This is a tour put together by the Guns N’Roses guitarist to celebrate the blues.

July 23: Indie band Lake Street Dive , with support from R&B and soul singer Celisse . (This show is sold out.)

July 25: Genre fusion artist Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue , with rapper Big Boi in support.

July 29: American singer-songwriters Melissa Etheridge and Jewel will co-headline.

July 31: Rock couple Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo , with support from pop/soul/rock band The Vindys .

Aug. 5: Retro-rock band Stray Cats , with support from New Wave country band The Midnight Cowgirls.

Aug. 6: Americana and country singer-songwriter Charley Crockett.

Aug. 11: Blues guitarist Gary Clark Jr.

Aug. 15: “Progressive bluegrass” group Yonder Mountain String Band , Americana band Railroad Earth and jam band Leftover Salmon share the bill.

Aug. 16: Rock band O.A.R. headlines, with support from pop band Fitz and the Tantrums.

Aug. 18: Legendary surf-rock band The Beach Boys .

Aug. 19: Blues, folk, country and rock artist Shakey Graves.

Aug. 20: Catalan band The Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes . (Tickets are already on sale.)

Aug. 27: Genre-crossing band Pink Martini featuring China Forbes.

Sept. 5: Los Angeles rock band The Airborne Toxic Event .

Sept. 8: East Sussex alternative rock band KEANE .

Sept. 9: Cuban music group Buena Vista Social Orchestra .

Sept. 12: Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joy headlines, with support from Boston folk-pop group Tiny Habits .

Sept. 17: Folk-rock duo Indigo Girls and American singer-songwriter Amos Lee co-headline.

Sept. 18: Australian/New Zealand rock band Crowded House .

Sept. 24: Mexican acoustic guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela.