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Salt Lake City Twilight Concert Series Announces Summer Lineup

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The Salt Lake City Twilight Concert Series features upcoming performances by Old Crow Medicine Show, Freddie Gibbs, and Suki Waterhouse at downtown venues this summer. The series continues its mission to provide accessible live music through various season ticket packages and individual event offerings.

Key takeaways

  • The Salt Lake City Twilight Concert Series features upcoming shows at The Gallivan Center and the Civic Center.
  • Scheduled performers include Old Crow Medicine Show, Freddie Gibbs, Suki Waterhouse, MUNA, Goose, and The War On Drugs.
  • Season ticket packages are available for attendees looking to cover multiple venues within the series.
  • The Salt Lake City Arts Council manages the broader arts ecosystem in which these performances take place.

The Salt Lake City Twilight Concert Series has announced a lineup of upcoming performances at the Gallivan Center and Civic Center, featuring artists such as Old Crow Medicine Show and Suki Waterhouse. The summer schedule includes several high-profile shows scheduled throughout July, August, and October.

July Performance Details

According to event listings from 24tix.com, the concert series will host Old Crow Medicine Show at The Gallivan Center on Monday, July 13, with the performance scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. This follows a season ticket package option that covers performances across both the Civic Center and The Gallivan Center.

Mid-July Artist Schedule

The mid-July schedule continues with Freddie Gibbs, who is set to perform at The Gallivan Center on Friday, July 17, at 6:00 p.m. Later in the month, Suki Waterhouse will take the stage at The Gallivan Center on Monday, July 27, also for a 6:00 p.m. start time.

Late Summer and Autumn Shows

The concert series extends into the late summer and autumn months with performances at the Civic Center. The band MUNA is scheduled to perform at the Civic Center on Tuesday, August 4, with doors or start times listed for 5:00 p.m.

As the season progresses toward the end of summer, Goose will perform at the Civic Center on Saturday, Aug. 29, starting at 5:00 p.m. The announced lineup concludes with a performance by The War On Drugs, which is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 1, at The Gallivan Center beginning at 6:00 p.m.

Role of Salt Lake Arts Council

The Twilight Concert Series serves as a central component of the local arts ecosystem managed by the Salt Lake City Arts Council. The council's leadership, including Executive Director Felicia Baca, focuses on facilitating opportunities for all residents to engage in the arts.

Arts Council Mission and Values

According to the Salt Lake City Arts Council, the organization works to act as an advocate and ambassador to elevate artists, organizations, and public policy. The council's mission involves furthering the development of an arts ecosystem that centers equity and inclusion, viewing cultural engagement as a necessity for prosperity, belonging, and community well-being.

Ticket Purchase Information

Tickets for the upcoming Twilight Concert Series performances, including season ticket packages for the Civic Center and Gallivan Center, are available through 24tix.com.

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