Concerts

Talking about live music and it's return has to be one of the most exciting things for me right now. The Pocatello Summer Concert Series is going to be amazing and the line up is stellar! I can't wait to head over and check out some of these concerts.

The concert season officially begins in Twin Falls on June 3rd and continues with free concerts every Thursday night until August 5th, 2021.

We just got word from Garth Brooks representatives that more seating will be available starting today May 20th at noon for his show in Salt Lake City. The tickets are for extra bleacher seating that just opened up.

Here's to a return to live music in 2021!

The upcoming Bon Jovi tour is going to hit a sore spot for residents of Twin Falls: it's only going to be shown on drive-in movie theater screens.

Live music is back and we are so excited to announce that Garth Brooks will be performing in Salt Lake City Utah in July and tickets go on sale soon!

Green Day is going to have a very busy 2021. For Idaho fans, there will be multiple chances to catch them on the road nearby.

Lainey Wilson will be coming to the Turf Club in Twin Falls in April. Live music and events are really starting to take off. Lainey Wilson will also be at Gordy's Hwy 30 Music Fest. If you want to hear her live first, her show will be April 7th.

Sam Riggs, Gordy's Hwy 30 Music Fest Alumni and local favorite is coming to Twin Falls this month and performing at the Turf Club for a one night pop up show. Tickets go on sale Thursday.

Last year Matchbox Twenty announced that they were touring with the Wallflowers and then COVID made a mess of things. Thankfully, they have finally announced the rescheduled concert date in both Nampa and Salt Lake City depending on which show you might want to attend.

If you are a fan of Luke Combs we have some good news for you. Twin Falls and people all over the country can watch Luke Combs show this Thursday, February 18th for free.

Barring any further COVID-19 concert cancellations, two of the best-selling recording artists of all time will be strumming guitars together on a southwest Idaho stage this May.