Twilight Concert Series announces six shows for the Gallivan Center
(Rick Egan The Twilight Concert Series, the popular summer music event in Salt Lake City, has announced six shows for its 36th year. The line-up includes indie rock bands Lord Huron, indie-alternative acts such as Lomelda and 26Fix, as well as local artists Lachael Jenkins and Rina Sawayama. Tickets are on sale now at 24tix.com and individual show tickets go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Salt Lake City’s beloved summer music event, the Twilight Concert Series, will return for its 36th year, with a lineup packed with domestic and Utah-based indie-alternative acts.
Presented in partnership by local concert booking company S&S Presents and the Salt Lake City Arts Council at the Gallivan Center in downtown Salt Lake City, the Twilight Concert Series is set to begin June 2. Organizers announced the concert slate on Wednesday.
Here are the artists and scheduled dates for this year’s series:
June 2: Los Angeles-based indie rock band Lord Huron will headline, with singer-songwriter Allie Crow Buckley and Provo artist Little Moon opening.
June 9: Rock band Death Cab for Cutie, from Bellingham, Washington, is the headliner; opening acts are Austin artist Lomelda and 26Fix.
July 15th: Minnesota-based bluegrass band Trampled By Turtles will headline, with singer-songwriter Amigo the Devil and local artist Rachael Jenkins opening.
August 4: Beloved indie-folk band The Head and the Heart and American singer-songwriter Father John Misty will co-headline, with singer-songwriter Miya Folick opening for it.
August 10: Nashville singer-songwriter Sophie Allison, who performs as Soccer Mommy, will headline; Blue Rain Boots and another upcoming act will open.
September 22: Japanese-British musician and actress Rina Sawayama — who appears in the new ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ — is the headliner; Utah artist Anais Chantal and another act to be announced are the openers.
Tickets are on sale now at 24tix.com, and individual show tickets go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m. Tickets to the series also include free Utah Transit Authority fares all day on the day of the show.