Concerts

The ExtraMile Arena in Boise has announced that they will be canceling the Garth Brooks Drive In concert showing due to Ada County returning to stage 3 and Boise State University temporarily closing campus.

Motley Crue, Rod Stewart and Bob Dylan are other artists who have also had to modify tours in light of COVID-19.

Garth Brooks announced last week that he would be doing a one night only concert that could be shown at over 300 drive in movie theaters in the country. Even though Twin Falls does not have a drive in anymore, there are places you can go to see it yourself that just might be worth the drive.

Is live music going to return as normal later this year – or are we in the middle of a historic COVID-19-based shift?

Keeping up with music event changes.

Due to the threat of the Coronavirus, some big name country stars have announced postponements or cancellations of their shows. Dan and Shay made their postponement announcement for their spring tour.

Country Fan Fest is a 3 day music festival in Tooele Utah and it is a festival you aren't going to want to miss. They are still announcing artists but the ones they already have announced are pretty amazing.

Joining Dylan on the road following some solo dates of his own is St. Louis-born, blues-rocker, Nathaniel Rateliff.

The Twin Falls County Fair is September 2nd through September 7th this year and Granger Smith will be the artist performing on September 6th.

Tim McGraw's 2020 tour starts in July and it is going to be a busy year for him. If he is on your bucket list of artists to see, you have a good chance this year because he will be making stops in Boise and Salt Lake City.

When Luke Combs first announced his "What you see is what you get" tour we were incredibly disappointed to find out he would not be stopping anywhere near us. This morning, that all changed.

Along with playing classic hits such as "18 and Life," "I Will Remember You," and "Youth Gone Wild," Skid Row also has some new material they've recently recorded.