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#Nathaniel rateliff deer valley free#

The event is free to all the public, and is a great introduction to the Buskers Fest and the general busking community in SLC if you haven't encountered them before. Centered around the International Peace Gardens, this special version of the Busker Fest kicks off on Thursday, June 17 at 6 p.m., and concludes at 9 p.m. The featured musicians will be 'nestled into the nooks and crannies' of the Jordan River Parkway, which for anyone who's ever walked the long parkway should be an exciting and telling description for what this stroll in particular will be like. This event in particular, probably because of its peaceful and quiet location, will highlight acoustic musicians. While the Busker Fest typically brings live musicians of all sorts to the streets of SLC for pedestrians to stumble on, enjoy and maybe even tip, this event finds the street musicians wending their way out closer to the suburbs. In case you missed the Salt Lake City Busker Fest event earlier this month, you have time to catch some street performances again, albeit this time in less street than. Find them and more info by visiting /deer-valley.īusker Fest Pop-up at Jordan River Parkway

Tickets range from $55 to $325 and are on sale now. Consider that a warning to check for tickets as soon as you see this, and here's hoping for fans that those Indigo Girl tickets are still available for all who want to go. Tickets went on local pre-sale June 3, and public pre-sale June 4, so there's no guarantee that there will still be tix around press time, especially considering that the Nathaniel Rateliff date for Aug. Finally, though, they're able to play their songs live and in-person as God intended, and they'll be hitting Deer Valley Amphitheater on Aug.

#Nathaniel rateliff deer valley series#

The iconic folk-rock duo released their latest album, Look Long, in May 2020, and though unable to tour it for obvious reasons, made the most of the times and did a series of weekly live-streamed concerts online which benefitted charities, and also featured song requests and Q&A sessions. Marching forward with booking from the recently reopened The State Room, Deer Valley Resort will hear music once again this summer by way of The Indigo Girls, who were one of the many victims of the 2020 gap year of touring.