2013 Summer Concert Series

 Saturday, June 1 - MOE.

 With THE WOOD BROTHERS

4:30 PM Gates / 6 PM Show

Ticket Prices: $35.00 Reserved / $20.00 Lawn

Special 2-Show Ticket:

MOE. & Gov't Mule - $50.00 Reserved / $30.00 Lawn

Sunday, June 2 - GOV'T MULE 

 With NICKI BLUHM & THE GRAMBLERS

4:30 PM Gates / 6 PM Show

Ticket Prices: $35.00 Reserved / $20.00 Lawn

(Day of show: $40.00 Reserved / $25.00 Lawn)

Special 2-Show Ticket:

MOE. & Gov't Mule - $50.00 Reserved / $30.00 Lawn

Saturday, July 13 - TONY BENNETT

6:30 PM Gates / 8 PM Show

Ticket Prices: $86.00 Reserved / $36.00 Lawn

The Specials

Tuesday, July 16th  

 With LITTLE HURRICANE

5:30 Gates / 7PM Show

Ticket Prices:  $35.00 reserved / $20.00 lawn 

Friday, July 19 

Summerland Tour 2013

Alternative Guitars Starring

EVERCLEAR, LIVE, FILTER and SPONGE

6PM Gates / 7:30 PM Show

Ticket Prices: $35.00 Reserved / $20.00 Lawn

July 20 - BRANDI CARLILE

6:30 PM Gates / 8 PM Show

Ticket Prices: $39.50 Reserved / $25.00 Lawn

Garrison Keillor's

A Prairie Home Companion 

Radio Romance Tour 2013    

Thursday, July 25

Ticket Prices: $80.00, $55.00 (reserved)

$25.00 Advance / $30.00 Day of Show (Lawn)

A Prairie Home Companion's Radio Romance Tour 2013 hits the road coast-to-coast this summer, starring host and writer Garrison Keillor, singer and fiddler Sara Watkins, comedian Fred Newman, Rich Dworsky and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band with guitarist Pat Donohue and violinist/mandolinist Richard Kriehn, two hours of duet singing, absurd improv with sound effects, Guy Noir Private Eye, poetry, outright foolishness, and the News from Lake Wobegon.

The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band is an all-purpose roots quintet covering blues, jugband, primitive jazz, good timey, R&B, swing, and hillbilly, with occasional ventures into classical, romantic, French cafe, music hall, surfer, spa, and Scandihoovian.  Fred Newman is a storyteller and sound-effects artist and author of the best-selling MouthSounds.  

 Thursday, August 22 - Dropkick Murphys

 With SWINGIN' UTTERS

6:00 PM Gates / 7:30 PM Show

Ticket Prices: $30 (Advance)/ $35 (Day of Show) *all general admission

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Ives Concert Park is a prestigious, world-class performing arts center. This majestic outdoor amphitheater is situated on 40 wooded acres with a pond, breathtaking gardens and public hiking trails, and is located on the Westside campus of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, Connecticut.  Ives hosts a variety of world-renowned international, national, regional and local artists and is a truly unique arts experience in harmony with a natural environment, where trees and stars become the backdrop for cultural enrichment.  This nonprofit organization was named in honor of Danbury native Charles Edward Ives (1874 – 1954), one of America’s greatest composers. 

The Ives is a tremendous resource for the western Connecticut community, initiating economic development for local businesses, as well as establishing corporate stakeholder partnerships that assist in underwriting the costs of performances, thus allowing affordable access to acclaimed artistic performances. With more than 65,000 guests attending events each year, Ives Concert Park boosts tourism and is an asset in attracting consumers, new residents and businesses to the Greater Danbury region.  As the area’s only major outdoor venue devoted to live entertainment, Ives Concert Park features a Celebrity Series, a Fine Arts & Family Series including Shakespeare, Chamber Music, Children’s Events, as well as Jazz, Cultural Arts, Performance Arts, Visual Arts, Arts Education, an Ecuadorian Festival, an Irish Festival, The Connecticut Latin Music Festival and the Southern Connecticut Renaissance Festival.

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