Image via CNW Group/Trixstar Productions
Hold onto your hats folks, because Edmonton is getting a huge concert series later this summer! Announced this morning, the Together Again Outdoor Concert Series will see a diverse lineup of Canadian musicians both new and old. Curious? So were we! Let’s check it out.
The new series comes from Trixstar, which has also helped out with K-Days Music Festival and Big Valley Jamboree. For Together Again, they’ve completely committed to a socially distant, outdoor setup, meaning the concerts will be able to take place rain or shine. Figuratively, of course.
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Together Again will be taking over the Racetrack Infield at the Edmonton Exhibition Lands. Starting in August, the area will be transformed with a massive stage and tons of socially distant tables to reserve. Tickets are available in groups of 2, 4 and 6, and prices start at $59.
What’s more, the variety of Canadian artists in the lineup is nothing to shake a stick at. From modern pop to classic rock and more, there’s a lot to look forward to. More are apparently coming, but we’re already seeing names like Serena Ryder, Blue Rodeo, and Royal Tusk. Honestly, we think we’ll buy tickets for Bif Naked, for nostalgia purposes.
Tickets go on-sale this Friday folks! And, now we’ve got one more great thing to look forward to this summer!
When: Weekends throughout August
Where: Edmonton Exhibition Lands
Cost: $59+, tickets on sale Friday, June 11th
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