Concerts

It is hard to believe that 2020 is so close. That means it is time to start planning out all the concerts you are going to want to attend throughout next year. We have compiled some country concerts we think you might want to go to.

Country artist Aaron Watson has announced that he will make a stop in Boise next year at the Knitting Factory.

Mannheim Steamroller is one of those bands that stands out and is almost essential for Christmas celebrations.

Country artist Randy Houser will be coming to Boise at the beginning of the year. It could be the first concert you attend in 2020.

Kimberly Dunn is a country artist that has been at Hwy 30 Music Fest for several years. The red headed bombshell is a dynamic performer and she is coming back to Twin Falls for a New Year celebration.

It's not expected that founding guitarist Ace Frehley, or original drummer Peter Criss, will be part of the tour. They were replaced years ago by current band members Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer.

"Twice As Hard," "Jealous Again," Hard To Handle," and "She Talks To Angels," were all amazing efforts that graced their 1990 album, "Shake Your Money Maker."

This morning music star Cher announced she'd be turning back time even more, by adding more shows to her "Here We Go Again" tour.

Technically Hwy 30 Music Fest has 3 headliners, but it appears that Chris Janson may be one of those nights. Chris Janson was a huge hit at the Twin Falls County Fair this year.

Wallen was on the show The Voice and was eliminated during the play off round. That hasn't stopped him from releasing music, touring and some pretty good success.

The band has had a busy 2019 so far, having began the year as performers on the Rock Legends Cruise in February.

Country artists Tracy Byrd and Mark Chesnutt are going to be at Cactus Petes this weekend, Saturday September 21st. Tickets are still available.