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This massive Idaho concert and festival guide will rock your summer, Boise

Outdoor concert and festival season is about to begin in Idaho.

The calendar is crazy-packed — in Boise and beyond. If you’re wise, you’ll start planning your summer now.

The list of shows is longer than ever at the Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater — nearly 30. Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanical Garden is planning another dozen. Popular annual traditions such as Alive After Five and the Hyde Park Street Fair promise to draw big crowds. And if you want to do some camping, festivals beckon from outside the Treasure Valley.

Here’s a guide to fun — ranging from music, food and arts festivals in the Boise area to scenic mountain road trips.

Tamarack Summer Concert Series

When: May 25-Sept. 28 (3-6 p.m. May, 5-8 p.m. June and July, 4-7 p.m. August and September)

Where: Tamarack Resort amphitheater in front of The Village

Who: Honey trail (May 25), Tin Roof Terrors (June 1), Taylor Scott Band (June 8), Jeff Crosby (June 15), Hand Trembler (June 22), Darian Renee and Tree City Soul (June 29), Mike Masse, Ashley Rose Band, Jeff Crosby, and Pixie and the Partygrass Boys (July 6), more to be announced

Cost: Free (VIP tickets also available)

Details: tamarackidaho.com/summer-concert-series

Tuesdays on the Creek

When: 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays through Sept. 24, free

Where: Indian Creek Plaza, 120 S. Kimball Ave., Caldwell

Who: Bobby Dee Keys (May 28) Rob Leines, Noble Holt and Captain Snafu (June 4), Royal Bliss, Aaron Golay and The Original Sin (June 11), Water Tower, High Pine Whiskey Yell (June 18) Magnolia Boulevard (June 25) Sam Morrow, Hooks and the Huckleberries (July 2), Madeline Hawthorne (July 9), Eli Howard and The Greater Good (July 16), Redstone (July 23), Summer Dean, Gary Tackett and Full Moon Rude (July 30), The Powell Brothers, Ellis Bullard (Aug. 6), The Shootouts, Riley Downing (Aug. 13), Reb and The Good News (Aug. 20), The Drunken Hearts (Aug. 27), Tylor and The Train Robbers (Sept. 3), Olivia Harms and The Roadrunners (Sept. 10), Tejano Outlaw (Sept. 17), Jeff Crosby, Freedman Dejongh (Sept. 24)

Details: indiancreekplaza.com/tuesdays-on-the-creek

Idaho Shakespeare Festival

When: May 24-Sept. 29

Where: Idaho Shakespeare Festival, 5657 E. Warm Springs Ave., Boise

What: “The Merry Wives of Windsor” (May 24-June 8), “Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express” (June 14-July 6), “Into the Woods” (July 12-Aug. 4), “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (Aug. 9-31), “Always … Patsy Cline” (Sept. 6-29)

Details: idahoshakespeare.org

Big Al’s Live on the Patio

When: 7 to 10 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, May 24 through Sept. 7, free

Where: Big Al’s, 1900 N. Eagle Road, Meridian (The Village at Meridian)

Who: The Aaron Ball Band (May 24), Allegedly a Band (May 25), Cliff Miller Band (May 31), Generator Saints (June 1), Dave Nudo Band (June 7), Shon Sanders Trio (June 8), Sweet Briar Band (June 14), Jen & Johnny (June 15), Broken Outlaws (June 21), The Main Event (June 22), Soul Patch (June 28), Smooth Avenue (June 29), Ben Breiding Band (July 5), Red Light Challenge (July 6), Sean Hatton Band (July 12), Casio Dreams (July 13), Good Times Charlie (July 19), Gary Tackett Band (July 20), The Runaway Hamsters (July 26), Color of Soul Band (July 27), Sam Henry Band (Aug. 2), Kill-A-Brew (Aug. 3), The Tin Roof Terrors (Aug. 9), Limited Edition (Aug. 10), Sweet Briar Band (Aug. 16), Trial and Tribulations (Aug. 17), Jordan Shaw Band (Aug. 23), Fabulous Chancellors (Aug. 24), Boise Blue Sky Bound (Aug. 30), Steady Rush (Aug. 31), Travelin’ Miles (Sept. 6), Push 2 Play Band (Sept. 7)

Details: ilovebigals.com/event/live-on-the-patio

Green Acres Spring Grass

When: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. May 27, free

Where: Green Acres Food Truck Park, 1401 Shoreline Drive, Boise

Who: Bluegrass performances on Memorial Day by Cheatgrass, Braid, Red Boots & Basil, Fiddle Express, Teton Shadow, Dry Buck, Backwood Ramblers, Tree City Travelers and High Pine Whiskey Yell

Details: greenacresboise.com

City of Eagle Concert Series

When: 6:30 to 9 p.m. various Thursdays; free

Where: Front lawn of Eagle Public Library, 100 N. Stierman Way, Eagle

Who: Smooth Avenue Band (May 30), Stef and The Groove (June 27), Casio Dreams (July 25), Rock House Band (Aug. 29). Beer, wine and snacks available for purchase

Details: cityofeagle.org/1814/Eagle-Concert-Series

Greek Food Festival

When: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. May 31 and June 1, free to enter

Where: Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 2618 W. Bannock St, Boise

What: Authentic Greek food, homemade Greek pastries, live Greek music and dancing

Details: boisegreekfestival.com

Hells Canyon Days

When: May 31-June 2

Where: Cambridge

What: Bulls & Broncs rodeo, Show and Shine, open pit barbecue, street dance, Hells Canyon Jam featuring Easton Corbin, Jesse Dayne and the Sagebrush Drifters, Tylor and the Train Robbers, plus more events

Details: cambridgeidaho.com/community-events

Mountain Brewers Beer Fest

When: Noon to 5 p.m. June 1

Where: Sandy Downs, 6855 S. 15th East, Idaho Falls

What: Hundreds of beers, seltzers, ciders, food vendors, live music, raffle and silent auction

Cost: $40 advance (no gate sales)

Details: northamericanbrewers.org

Art & Roses

When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 2; free

Where: Julia Davis Park, 700 S. Capitol Blvd., Boise

What: Meet more than 100 Treasure Valley artists while enjoying entertainment provided by the Idaho Songwriters Association and the Starbelly School of Dance. A portion of the sales will benefit the Julia Davis Memorial Rose Garden.

Details: boiseartandroses.com

Ste. Chappelle Open Air Concerts

When: Gates at noon and music from 1 to 3 p.m. select Sundays, June 2 through Sept. 14

Where: Ste. Chapelle Winery, 19348 Lowell Road, Caldwell

Who: Orale Band (June 2), Soul Patch (June 16), Dark Desert Highway (July 14), Grateful: A Tribute Band (Aug.18), Petty Theft: Tom Petty tribute band (Sept. 14)

Cost: $35 general, $20 Ste. Chapelle and Sawtooth wine club members. Each ticket includes a complimentary glass of either house white or red wine upon arrival.

Details: stechapelle.com/events

JUMP Jam & Jive Summer Concert Series

When: 6 p.m. every other Tuesday, June 4 through Aug. 27, free

Where: JUMP, 1000 W. Myrtle St., Boise

Who: Shon Sanders Band (June 4), Bread & Circus (June 18), Tin Roof Terrors (July 2), Ryan Curtis Band (July 16), Shenandoah Grace (July 30), Jan Reed and The In Between (Aug. 13), Buddy Devore and The Faded Cowboys (Aug. 27)

Details: jumpboise.org/jump-jam-and-jive

Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater concerts

Where: 16200 N. Idaho Center Blvd., Nampa

Who: Excision (June 6), Jordan Davis (June 7), Third Eye Blind (June 9), Jacksons Country Stomp featuring Brantley Gilbert (June 14), Whiskey Myers (June 15), Sam Hunt (June 30), Kenny Chesney (July 11), Neil Young (July 28), Michael Franti and Spearhead (Aug. 1), Luke Bryan (Aug. 2), Jason Mraz (Aug. 3), Outlaw Music Festival with Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, John Mellencamp (Aug. 7, sold out), Koe Wetzel (Aug. 8), Flatland Cavalry, Trampled By Turtles (Aug. 10), Dirty Heads (Aug. 16), Falling in Reverse (Aug. 18), Tyler Childers (Aug. 21, sold out), Switchfoot, Blue October (Aug. 25), Lindsey Stirling (Aug. 29), Hozier (Sept. 3, sold out), Jason Aldean (Sept. 6), Slipknot (Sept. 11), Pentatonix (Sept. 12), Lainey Wilson (Sept. 14, sold out), Dan + Shay (Sept. 19), Colter Wall (Oct. 1), Ian Munswick (Oct. 2), Breaking Benjamin, Staind (Oct. 6), Korn (Oct. 12)

Details: fordidahocenter.com

Outlaw Field Summer Concert Series

Where: Idaho Botanical Garden, 2355 N. Penitentiary Road, Boise

Who: Jon Batiste (June 6), Ashley McBryde (July 6), Andrew Bird and Nickel Creek (July 7), Blues Traveler and JJ Grey & Mofro (July 10), Norah Jones (July 26, sold out), Violent Femmes (July 28), Billy Currington (Aug. 9), Sierra Ferrell (Aug. 14), Mt. Joy (Aug. 15), Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats (Aug. 16), Three Dog Night (Aug. 24), Kaleo (Aug. 27)

Details: idahobotanicalgarden.org/outlaw-field

Gene Kleiner Day

When: 4 p.m. June 8, free

Where: Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park Bandshell, 1900 N. Records Ave., Meridian

Who: Meridian Symphony celebrates Meridian’s Gene Kleiner Day. Folding chairs, lawn blankets and picnics welcome. Park concessions stand will be open.

Details: meridiansymphony.org

Bri Kleiner Park Live

When: 7 to 9 p.m. alternating Fridays, June 9 through Aug. 18, free

Where: Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park, 1900 N. Records Ave., Meridian

Who: Jimmy River and The Groovers (June 7), Guilty Pleasure (June 21), Smooth Avenue (July 5), Generator Saints (July 19), Orale Band (Aug. 2), Blues Society (Aug. 16)

Details: meridiancity.org/kleinerparklive

Emmett Cherry Festival

When: June 12-15; free

Where: Emmett City Park, 400 E. Main St., and throughout community

What: Daily entertainment, live bands, parade and children’s parade, contests, carnival ($35 advance), more.

Details: emmettcherryfestival.com

Weiser River Music Festival

When: June 13-15

Where: Burlap n Buds Flower Farm, 1423 Larsen Road, Weiser

Who: Infamous Stringdusters, Yonder Mountain String Band, Dogs in a Pile, Jeff Crosby, more.

Cost: $225 festival pass. Single-day passes also available.

Details: weiserrivermusicfest.com

Great Garden Escape Concert Series

When: 6 p.m. Thursdays, June 13-Sept. 5

Who: The Moody Jews (June 13), Tree City Travelers (June 20), Lamont Landers (June 27), Grateful: A Tribute Band (July 11), Boise Straight Ahead (July 18), Jeff Crosby Band (July 25), Casio Dreams (Aug. 1), Afrosonics (Aug. 8), McKenna Esteb (Aug. 22), Hillfolk Noir (Aug. 29), Chase O’Donnell (Sept. 5)

Cost: $15 general, $12 IBG members and children 4-12. Free for ages 3 and younger.

Details: idahobotanicalgarden.org/greatgardenescape

BoDo Block Party

When: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. June 15, free

Where: 8th Street between Front and Broad streets, downtown Boise

What: Music on multiple stages, food and drink vendors, family-friendly games, more

Details: warehouseboise.com/blockparty

Idaho’s Wild West Brewfest

When: 5 to 10 p.m. June 15; free

What: Western-themed festival with over 35 breweries (beer-tasting tickets must be purchased); live music from Dave Nudo, Jesse Dayne and The Sagebrush Drifters, and Cash’d Out, plus vendors and a beard-and-mustache contest.

Details: indiancreekplaza.com/idaho-wild-west-brew-fest

Alive After Five

When: 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays from June 19 to July 31, free

Where: Grove Plaza, North 8th and West Main streets, Boise

Who: Afrosonics with opener Mungo (June 19), Scott Pemberton with The Madcap Laughs (June 26), Pixie and the Party Grass Boys with Rocci Johnson Band (July 3), Object Heavy with Tejano Outlaw (July 10), Kaitlin Butts with Emilee Gomske (July 17), French Cassettes with Rhodes Hull’s Magic Band (July 24), SEGO with Strangelily (July 31)

Details: downtownboise.org/AA5

Sun Valley Pavilion events

Where: 300 Dollar Road, Sun Valley

Who: Old Crow Medicine Show with Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway (June 19), Ballet Sun Valley (June 29 and 30), Sun Valley Writers’ Conference (July 20-22), Sun Valley Music Festival (July 29-Aug. 22)

Details: visitsunvalley.com/venue/sun-valley-pavilion

Gordy’s Hwy 30 Music Fest

When: June 19-22

Where: Twin Falls County Fairgrounds, 215 Fair Ave., Filer

Who: Morgan Wade, Shane Smith and The Saints, Chase Rice, The Steel Woods, more

Details: hwy30musicfest.com

Meridian Dairy Days

When: June 19-22, free

Where: Meridian

What: Princess pageant, dairy cattle and livestock shows, carnival (requires paid wristband), food vendors, music, Old MacDonald Farm, golf tournament, parade (Saturday), more.

Details: dairydays.org

Sawtooth Valley Gathering

When: June 20-23

Where: Mountain Village Resort, 220 Eva Falls Ave., Stanley

Who: Six stages of music in a gorgeous setting, including Kitchen Dwellers, The California Honeydrops, Andy Frasco and the U.N., ALO, Keller Williams, many more. Plus food, arts and craft vendors, on- and off-site camping.

Cost: Festival pass $244.14 plus fees for adult 21 and older. (Price increases June 3.) Passes for festivalgoers younger than 21 and single-day passes also available. Kids 12 and under free.

Details: sawtoothvalleygathering.com

Boise Music Festival

When: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. June 22

Where: Expo Idaho, 5610 N. Glenwood St., Garden City

Who: Idaho’s largest one-day music festival includes Dustin Lynch, Jason Derulo, CeeLo Green, Bryan Martin, Sugarhill Gang and The Frontmen. Also, more than 40 local bands playing throughout the day on five local stages, a carnival, arts and crafts vendors, food courts, beer and wine gardens, and an air-conditioned play area and Kids Zone.

Cost: $30 general, $100 pit pass, $160 Cool Zone; carnival wristbands $30

Details: boisemusicfestival.com

Hailey Rocks

When: 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursdays, June 27-Aug. 22, free

Where: Hop Porter Park, 312 Bullion St., Hailey

What: Live music from local and traveling performers, rotating food trucks, bike valet, beer.

Details: sawtoothbrewery.com/haileylive

Jackalope Jamboree

When: June 27-29

Where: Happy Canyon Arena, 1601 Westgate, Pendleton, Oregon

Who: Americana and country artists including Charley Crockett, Randy Rogers Band, Silverada (formerly Mike and the Moonpies), Kaitlin Butts, Jason Boland & The Stragglers, Bella White, Cody Canada & The Departed, Vandoliers, Cat Clyde and more. This year, a third stage is being added, as well as daily yoga sessions from Acosia Red Elk.

Details: jackalopejamboree.com

Konnexion Music Festival

When: June 28-30

Where: Horseshoe Bend

What: Electronic music and arts festival on two stages. Performers include Thought Process, Mary Droppinz, Starfox, Zen Selekta, Soulacybin, Yoko, Luke Mandala, more. Also, art installations and theme camps, food and retail vendors, performance artists, live painters, artistic sculptures.

Cost: $165 festival pass

Details: konnexionmusicfestival.com

City of Boise Fourth of July fireworks

When: July 4. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. Fireworks show starts at dusk (around 10:15 p.m.)

Where: Ann Morrison Park, 1000 S. Americana Blvd., Boise

What: In addition to the fireworks show, food and drinks (including beer and wine) will be sold at the park. The interactive fountain will feature a red, white and blue-themed LED light show and water sequence. The park will be closed to vehicles all day, so attendees should plan to walk or bike. ADA parking will be available inside the park for those with a placard.

Details: cityofboise.org/departments/parks-and-recreation/fourthofjuly

Fourth of July Music Fest

When: July 4

Where: Brundage Mountain Amphitheater, 3890 Goose Lake Road, McCall

What: Kick off the morning with the Cat Track 5k/10k running events, followed by a day of free live music from Andy Crosby (10:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m.), The Dusty Huckleberries (noon to 2:30 p.m.) and Bread & Circus (3 to 5:30 p.m.).

Details: brundage.com/event/4th-of-july-music-festival-free

Baldy Bluebird Music Festival

When: July 4-5

Where: River Run Plaza, Bald Mountain, Sun Valley

Who: Midland, Charlie Worsham, Axel Diel (July 4, fireworks after show), Grace Potter, JD Clayton, The Pisten Bullys (July 5

Details: sunvalley.com/events/baldy-bluebird-festival

TGIF Summer Concert Series

When: 6 to 9 p.m. Fridays, July 5-Aug. 30 (no show Aug. 6), free

Where: Brundage Mountain Resort, 3890 Goose Lake Road, McCall

Who: Daniel Rodriguez (July 5), TBD (July 14), Too Slim and the Taildraggers (July 19), TBD (July 26), Eli Howard and the Greater Good (Aug. 2), TBD (Aug. 9), Reb and The Good Hews (Aug. 23), Jeff Crosby (Aug. 30)

Details: brundage.com/events-calendar

Eagle Fun Days

When: July 12-13; free

Where: Downtown Eagle and parks

What: Friday is Family Fun Night at Eagle High School, followed by the Eagle Fun Days Fireworks Show tin the north field. Saturday features the Eagle Fun Days Fun Run, vendor market, live music, car show, Wet & Wild parade and cornhole tournament.

Details: cityofeagle.org/498/Eagle-Fun-Days

Ketchum Arts Festival

When: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 12-13 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 14, free

Where: Festival Meadow on Sun Valley Road, Sun Valley

What: More than 100 Idaho artists, food, beer, free activity tent for kids

Details: ketchumartsfestival.com

Summer Music Festival at Roseberry

When: July 18-20

Where: Roseberry

Who: Tierro Band with Bridget Law, Big Richard, Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, Gasoline Lollipops, TopHouse, others.

Cost: $20 Thursday, $40 Friday or Saturday, $65 two-day pass for Friday and Saturday), $80 three-day pass

Details: thesummermusicfestival.com

Canyon County Fair concerts

When: July 25-28

Where: Canyon County Fairgrounds, 111 S. 22nd Ave., Caldwell

Who: Chris Janson (July 25), Gary Allan (July 26), Tesla (July 27), Latino Festival (July 28)

Cost: Free with paid fair admission: $6 general, $4 seniors and children, free for ages 5 and younger, in advance. Tickets are $8 and $6 at the gate. Concert pit and reserved seating available for $35.

Details: canyoncountyfair.org

Festival at Sandpoint Summer Concert Series

When: July 25-Aug. 4

Where: War Memorial Field, 801 Ontario St., Sandpoint

Who: Blues Traveler with Justyn Priest (July 25), Violent Femmes (July 26), Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue with Big Boi (July 27), Maren Morris (July 31), Lee Brice with Madeline Merlo (Aug. 1), Jason Mraz and the Superband with Molly Miller Trio (Aug. 2), Colbie Caillat and Gavin DeGraw (Aug. 3), How to Train Your Dragon: In Concert (Aug. 4)

Details: festivalatsandpoint.com

San Inazio Basque Festival

When: July 26-28

Where: Basque Block, Grove Street between 6th Street and Capitol Boulevard, Boise

What: Annual celebration with live music, Basque dancing, street dancing, food and drink

Details: basquecenter.com/san-inazio

River Run Lodge concerts

When: Dates typically announced as summer progresses

Where: River Run Lodge at the base of Bald Mountain, Sun Valley

Who: Lake Street Dive (July 30)

Details: svmoa.org

Yellow Pine Harmonica Festival

When: Aug. 1-3

Where: Yellow Pine

What: The Kap Brothers, Almost Famous, Unsupervised, more. Also, harmonica workshops, children’s harmonica lessons, demos, historical presentations, Great Harmonica Run, more

Details: yellowpinefestival.org

Braun Brothers Reunion

When: Aug. 8-10

Where: Challis Golf Course, 331 Golf Club Lane, Challis

Who: Reckless Kelly, Micky and the Motorcars, Wade Bowen, Buddy Devore and the Faded Cowboys, Bri Bagwell, Steve Earle, Cody Canada and The Departed, more

Cost: $100 day pass, $160 weekend pass (Friday-Saturday), $210 three-day pass

Details: braunbrothersreunion.com

Boise Soul Food Festival

When: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Aug. 10; free to attend

What: A celebration of African-American inspired soul food, music, dancing, Black culture and businesses

Details: boisesoulfood.org

Moscow Mountain Music Fest

When: Aug. 10

Where: Latah County Fairgrounds, 1021 Harold St., Moscow

Who: Joseph, Joyce from the Future, General Mojo’s, Bikini Drone, many more

Cost: $35; free for children 12 and younger

Details: moscowmountainmusicfest.com

Western Idaho Fair grandstand concerts

When: 8 p.m. Aug. 19-23, free with paid fair admission

Who: Kansas (Aug. 19), Nate Smith (Aug. 20), Yung Gravy (Aug. 21), The Beach Boys (Aug. 22), Josh Turner (Aug. 23)

Cost: Fair admission, in advance, is $10 general, $9 seniors, $8 children 6-11, free for ages 5 and younger, in advance. Tickets are $12, $10 and $9 at the gate. A limited number of reserved grandstand seats to concerts are available for $35, which includes fair admission.

Details: idahofair.com

Albertsons Boise Open concerts

When: 7:30 p.m. Aug. 22-24

Where: Hillcrest Country Club, 4610 W. Hillcrest Drive, Boise

Who: Jon Pardi (Aug. 22, sold out), Darryl Hall (Aug. 23), Goo Goo Dolls (Aug. 24, sold out)

Details: albertsonsboiseopen.com

Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic

When: Aug. 28-Sept. 1; free

What: Colorful balloons, music and local radio stations. Hot air balloon launches happen weather permitting. They typically start at 7:15 a.m. and last as late as 9 a.m. The Nite Glow Spectacular will be Friday with activities starting at 5:30 p.m. and the Spectacular at 8:05 p.m.

Details: spiritofboise.com

Art in the Park

When: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 6-7 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 8, free

What: Contemporary arts and crafts, music, entertainment, food, hands-on activities for kids

Details: boiseartmuseum.org/art-in-the-park

Hops and Crops Festival

When: noon to 4 p.m. Sept. 7

Where: Indian Creek Plaza, 120 S. Kimball Ave., and around Caldwell

What: Music, Idaho brews and a hop harvest tour

Details: indiancreekplaza.com/hops-and-crops-festival

Welcome to the Oasis Music Festival

When: Sept. 12-15

Where: Captain Harry’s Oasis Event Center, 10395 W. Kodiak Drive, Mountain Home

What: Four days of electronic dance music, live painters, performing arts and installations, food vendors, more

Details: welcometotheoasis.world

Boise Pride Festival

When: Sept. 13-15, free

Where: Cecil D. Andrus Park, 601 W. Jefferson St., Boise

What: An LGBTQ+ celebration with performers, Boise Pride Parade (Sept. 15), more

Details: boisepridefest.org

Hyde Park Street Fair

When: 4 to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 13, 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 14, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 15, free to enter

Where: Camel’s Back Park, 1200 Heron St., Boise

What: Bands, food vendors, arts and crafts booths, beer in the park in a family-friendly setting. Proceeds benefit the North End Neighborhood Association.

Details: northendboise.org/hyde-park-street-fair

Indian Creek Festival

When: 6 to 9 p.m. Sept. 13 and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 14, free

What: Cardboard kayak race, car cruise, car show, chalk art contest, local marketplace and Friday-night “Oldies on the Plaza” live music

Details: indiancreekplaza.com/indian-creek-festival

Curtis Stigers Under the Stars

When: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 23

Where: Idaho Shakespeare Festival Amphitheater, 5657 Warm Springs Ave., Boise

Cost: $14-$95

Details: idahoshakespeare.org/calendar

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Steve Miller Band

BOISE (Feb. 13, 2023) - Guitarist, multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter, band leader, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, and Songwriters Hall of Fame electee Steve Mille r is beyond excited to finally get back on the road. Steve Miller Band will perform at Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater in Boise on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023. Tickets go on sale Friday, Feb. 17 at 10 a.m. MT HERE.

Putting his pandemic time to great use, Miller dug deep into his archives and found an unreleased, full-length concert recording and released it. Steve Miller Band Live! Breaking Ground: August 3, 1977 came out in spring 2021 and was accompanied by a live concert video featuring the full performance that is available now to stream on The Coda Collection on Amazon Prime Video.

2020 was shaping up to be another historic year for Miller when Covid sadly forced him to cancel all of his plans. While 2021 saw the release of the Breaking Ground album and video, the process of going through his vaults only intensified his desire to perform for his fans around the world in person once again. These 2023 shows are going to be very special as a result.

Steve Miller was a mainstay of the San Francisco music scene that upended American culture in the late '60s. With albums like Children of the Future, Sailor and Brave New World, Miller perfected a psychedelic blues sound that drew on the deepest sources of American roots music and simultaneously articulated a compelling vision of what music - and society - could be in the years to come.

Then, in the '70s, Miller crafted a brand of rock 'n' roll music that was polished, exciting and irresistible, and that has dominated radio through today. Hit followed hit in an endless flow: "The Joker," "Livin' in the USA," "Take the Money and Run," "Rock'n Me," "Fly Like an Eagle," "Jet Airliner," "Jungle Love," and "Abracadabra," among them.

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Setlist & Video: Primus Open ‘A Tribute To Kings’ Tour in Idaho

Primus kicked off their Rush-inspired “A Tribute To Kings” tour on Aug. 10 in Idaho, playing a set of Primus favorites, followed by the 1977 epic A Tribute To Kings in its entirety.

“Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers” opened the outing, and the band continued on with other originals like “Mr. Knowitall,” “Groundhog’s Day,” “Fisticuffs,” “Seas of Cheese,” “Frizzle Fry” and fan favorite “My Name Is Mud,” before ending with “Over the Electric Grapevine.”

Then came the Rush set, with the title track, “A Farewell to Kings,” giving way to “Xanadu” and the hit “Closer to the Heart.”

“Are you ready, Ler?” Claypool asked the guitarist before launching into the delicate intro to “Cinderella Man.”

Then, things got conceptual with the space-age “Madrigal,” and the closing “Cygnus X-1.”

The encore consisted of Primus cuts once again – namely “Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver” and “Southbound Pachyderm.”

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Primus Aug. 10, 2021 Ford Idaho Center, Boise, Idaho Set I: Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers, Mr. Knowitall, Groundhog’s Day, Fisticuffs, Seas of Cheese, Frizzle Fry, My Name Is Mud, Over the Electric Grapevine Set II: A Farewell to Kings, Xanadu, Closer to the Heart, Cinderella Man, Madrigal, Cygnus X-1

Enc: Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver, Southbound Pachyderm

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I underwent an operation to remove something that, as it turns out, was cancerous. The operation was successful & I'm feeling great but my doctors are now advising me to undergo a course of preventive chemotherapy & I've decided to do it.

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TORONTO – Bruce Springsteen sums up his new documentary succinctly: “That's how we make the sausage.”

The New Jersey rock music legend premiered “Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band” (streaming Oct. 25 on Hulu) at Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday night. Director Thom Zimny’s film – his 14th with Springsteen in 24 years, in addition to 40 music videos – follows the group’s 2023 to 2024 world tour, going back on the road for the first time in six years, and shows “The Boss” being a boss.

Through Springsteen’s narration and rehearsal footage, it covers everything from how he runs band practice to his crafting of a set list that plays the hits but also tells a story about age and mortality – for example, including his recent song “Last Man Standing” (from 2020’s “Letter to You”) about Springsteen being the last member of his first band still alive.

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"Road Diary" also reveals that Springsteen's wife and bandmate Patti Scialfa was diagnosed in 2018 with multiple myeloma , and because of the rare form of blood cancer, her "new normal" is only playing a few songs at a show every so often. During a scene in which they duet on "Fire" and sing in a close embrace, she says via voiceover that performing with Springsteen offers "a side of our relationship that you usually don't get to see."

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“We have the only job in the world where the people you went to high school with, at 75, you're still with those people,” Springsteen said in a post-screening Q&A about his longtime partnerships with bandmates. “The same people that you were with at 18, at 19, 50, 60 years later, you're still with those people. You live your life with them, you see them grow up. You see them get married, you see them get divorced. You see them go to jail, you see them get out of jail. You see them renege on their child payments, you see them pay up. You see them get older, you see their hair go gray, and you're in the room when they die.”

For producer Jon Landau, who’s worked with Springsteen for 50 years, the movie showcases an innate quality about the man and his band that's kept them so vital for so long: “To me, what’s always attracted me to Bruce, going back to when I was a critic in the ‘70s, was his incredible vision, even in its earliest stages – that there was a clarity of purpose behind every song, every record, every detail.”

“Letter to You” and the current world tour covered in “Road Diary” marked a return to band mode for Springsteen after his New York solo residency “Springsteen on Broadway” and his 2019 album/film project “Western Stars.”

“I get completely committed to everything that I do. But the band is the band,” Springsteem said. “We've been good a long time. All those nights out on stage where you are risking yourself – because that is what you're doing, you are coming out, you are talking to people about the things that matter the most to you. You are leaving yourself wide open – you're not alone.”

“That only happens to a few bands,” he added. “Bands break up, that's the natural order of things. The Kinks, The Who. They can't even get two guys to stay together. Simon hates Garfunkel. Sam hates Dave. The Everly Brothers hated one another. You can't get two people to stay together, what are your odds? They're low.”

But the E Street Band has done it right, with what Springsteen called “a benevolent dictatorship.”

“We have this enormous collective where everyone has their role and a chance to contribute and own their place in the band,” Springsteen said. “We don't quite live in a world where everybody gets to feel that way about their jobs or the people that we work with. But I sincerely wish that we did because it's an experience like none I've ever had in my life.

"If I went tomorrow, it's OK. What a (expletive) ride.”

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The Cereal City Concert Band in Battle Creek announced they were invited to perform at the 26th Mid-Europe Wind Band Music Festival in Schladming, Austria in July 2025. Aug. 28, 2024. (Cereal City Concert Band/WWMT)

SPRINGFIELD, Mich. — An instrumental band from Southwest Michigan is going international next year.

The Cereal City Concert Band in Battle Creek announced they were invited to perform at the 26th Mid-Europe Wind Band Music Festival in Schladming, Austria in July 2025.

Ahead of the performance, the band will be hosting a silent auction and dinner buffet fundraiser to help with expenses on Sept. 16 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Territorial Brewing Company in Springfield, organizers said.

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The event will also feature a 50/50 raffle, entertainment from select band members, and two beer coupons.

Tickets are $50 per person and are available online.

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Classic rock band loses another longtime band member on 50th anniversary tour

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Bass player Billy Greer of the classic rock band Kansas performs onstage at Bank of America Performing Arts Center on September 15, 2022 in Thousand Oaks, California. (Photo by Scott Dudelson/Getty Images) Getty Images

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Another member of the classic rock band Kansas is leaving the group’s 50th anniversary tour.

Kansas announced over the weekend that bassist and co-lead vocalist Billy Greer “has concluded his journey” after nearly 40 years with the band. He joined Kansas in 1985 and had been “an unwavering presence,” appearing on seven studio albums and playing more than 2,300 live concerts with the group.

“He stood shoulder to shoulder with us through both the ups and the downs. His voice, both singing and emceeing, has been a constant with us on stage. The entire Kansas family will miss him,” said original Kansas guitarist Richard Williams in a statement .

“For 39 years, Billy has been a loyal, dedicated, and immensely talented bandmate. He’s travelled around the world with us including USO tours,” added Phil Ehart, the original drummer for Kansas.

Ehart left the band’s live tour earlier this year after suffering a heart attack, but remains with Kansas as its manager.

Greer, who also served as emcee for Kansas concerts over the last 18 years, did not elaborate on a reason for his departure. Outside of the band, he was also lead vocalist and bassist for the side project Native Window.

“I consider myself lucky. There have been a couple of incarnations along the way, but we’ve managed to push through the rough times,” Greer told 100% Rock Magazine of his work with Kansas. “I was part of those rough times. In the ‘90s when grunge became the flavor of the month, that set us on a course for doom.”

“We kept going. Those were some dark times. Playing small clubs from Tuesday through Thursday to get to the good gigs on the weekends... It was a rough go for a lot of years, but we slowly made our way back.”

Kansas said Greer’s departure will not impact any upcoming concerts on their tour. A new bassist will be announced soon.

“The band Kansas and its entire organization extend heartfelt gratitude to Billy for his decades of exceptional musicianship,” a group statement said.

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Patti Scialfa, musician and wife of Bruce Springsteen, reveals multiple myeloma diagnosis

Scialfa has been largely absent from Springsteen and the E Street Band's 2023-2024 tour.

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Patti Scialfa, musician and wife of Bruce Springsteen , has been conspicuously absent from much of the E Street Band's latest tour — and now, she has revealed why.

In new documentary, Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday night, Scialfa revealed that she was diagnosed with early stage multiple myeloma in 2018 (during the run of Springsteen on Broadway ) .

While she is doing well, the disease impacts her immune system. "I have to be careful where I go and what I do," she said in the film. "That's my new normal right now."

Scialfa also explained that this is why her presence on the 2023-2024 tour with Springsteen and the band has been significantly diminished. She makes appearances when she can, generally only joining for a few songs, to limit her exposure.

Previously, Scialfa told the Asbury Park Press that she had stepped back from the tour to focus on recording a solo album and to spend time with her and Springsteen's first grandchild. "I didn’t feel as needed in a way because there were a lot of musicians on stage,” she said. “I did the first couple of shows, and as I saw how it was all rolling, I thought, 'This is good. This is completely intact. There’s not much room for me to add anything special.' And the main thing was I have a record that I couldn’t have finished when Bruce was home because he’s in the studio all the time. So I took that opportunity to do my record."

But now, Scialfa said in the documentary that her absence is more about mitigating risk factors and protecting her health. Springsteen has had his own health struggles during this tour. He postponed all of his tour dates from September to December 2023 while he was recovering from peptic ulcer disease. He also had to cancel additional dates in Europe this past summer due to "vocal issues" and doctor's orders.

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Scialfa joined the E Street Band in 1984, coming on board as a back-up vocalist only a few days before the start of the Born in the USA tour. She and Springsteen started living together in the late 1980s before they married in 1991.

She has been a part of almost every major Springsteen tour since, taking eleven years off to focus on their family before returning in 2004. She was featured in two numbers in Springsteen on Broadway. Scialfa has also released three solo albums — Rumble Doll, 23rd Street Lullaby, and Play It as It Lays.

Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band hits Hulu and Disney+ on Oct. 25.

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