Thursday, August 2
Price: $49 in advance and $54 day of show | Steel Terrace: $179
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
Gates: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm

No Refunds or Exchanges
This is an all weather venue

Voodoo Threauxdown featuring
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
Galactic
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
New Breed Brass Band
With special guests Cyril Neville & Walter “Wolfman” Washington

The City of New Orleans, one of America’s most unique and diverse cities, celebrates its 300th Anniversary in 2018. To celebrate his hometown's tricentennial, its rich cultural heritage, and the bright future of its music, Trombone Shorty has handpicked an all-star line-up of Crescent City musicians to tour the nation as “Trombone Shorty’s Voodoo Threauxdown.” The revue will bring the spirit and the sound of New Orleans to 27 cities from coast-to-coast this August and September.

Headlined by Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, the touring street party also features Galactic, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and New Breed Brass Band, plus special guest appearances by Big Easy legends Cyril Neville, Ivan Neville, Kermit Ruffins, Walter “Wolfman” Washington, and more.

Part Jimi Hendrix, part James Brown and all New Orleans, Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews is the bandleader and frontman of Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, a hard-edged funk band that employs brass-band beats, rock dynamics and improvisation in a jazz tradition. NPR hailed him as “New Orleans’ brightest new star in a generation,” and New York Magazine wrote that “Trombone Shorty takes in a century-plus worth of sounds—ragtime and jazz and gospel and soul and R&B and hip-hop—and attacks everything he plays with festive fervor.”

A 2011 GRAMMY Award nominee for his album "Backatown (Verve)", Andrews’ virtuosity and high-energy live shows have drawn unanimous raves worldwide with Rolling Stone calling him a “must-see act.” He was named to Forbes' “30 Under 30” Class of 2016 for Music along with Selena Gomez, The Weeknd and Jon Batiste.

Friday, August 3
Price: $44-$59 | Steel Terrace: $184
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
Gates: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm

No Refunds or Exchanges
This is an all weather venue

Styx VIP Packages

Styx - Meet & Greet Package - $300 Package includes:
One premium reserved ticket located in the first 5 rows
VIP early entry into the venue
Exclusive meet & greet with Styx
Personal photograph with Styx
Specially designed Styx tour shirt (exclusive to packages only!)
Collectible Styx tour poster (limited print)
Styx commemorative coin
Styx pin set
Official meet & greet laminate
Commemorative ticket
Limited edition Styx VIP merchandise item
Limited availability

Styx - Front Row Package - $225 Package includes:
One front row ticket
Specially designed Styx tour shirt (exclusive to packages only!)
Collectible Styx tour poster (limited print)
Styx commemorative coin
Styx pin set
Commemorative tour laminate
Commemorative ticket
Limited edition Styx VIP merchandise item
Very limited availability

Styx - Crystal Ball Package - $150 Package includes:
One premium reserved ticket located in rows 2-10
Specially designed Styx tour shirt (exclusive to packages only!)
Collectible Styx tour poster (limited print)
Styx commemorative coin
Styx pin set
Commemorative tour laminate
Commemorative ticket
Limited edition Styx VIP merchandise item
Limited availability

Saturday, August 4
Price: $34-$54 | Steel Terrace: $179
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza

Gates: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm
This is an All Weather Venue
No Refunds / No Exchanges

As the frontman for the band bearing his name, Daughtry has become one of the most visible and consistent rock & roll torchbearers of the 21st Century. Since rising to prominence on the fifth season of American Idol, he has released four albums, all of which reached the Billboard Top Ten and have combined sales over 8 million copies in the U.S.

Daughtry’s self-titled debut was the best-selling album of 2007, which contained four Top Twenty hit singles including the Grammy-nominated smash “It’s Not Over.” Leave This Town also reached Number One in 2009, while 2011’s Break the Spell was certified gold. His group’s most recent record, 2013’s Baptized, featured the platinum-selling “Waiting for Superman,” which the singer points to as a turning point in his songwriting.

One thing that has kept the fire burning for Daughtry has been the need to constantly challenge himself creatively. He has collaborated with artists from Timbaland to Vince Gill to Carlos Santana and took on the role of Judas Iscariot in the 2016 live television performance of The Passion, and even fulfilled a lifelong dream by drawing the cover of a Batman comic which was rated one of the top 25 covers of the year by BatmanNews.com.

As the band continues work on its fifth album (which Daughtry describes in its early stages as having a “bluesy, almost rootsy undertone to it”), they look to contemporaries like Maroon 5 and Train as examples of acts able to maintain their relevance while rock & roll faces an uphill struggle in the mass media. “Those guys are inspirational, showing that you can come back and have a strong presence, even if what you’re known for doing is having a hard time,” he says.

JIM GAFFIGAN: THE FIXER UPPER
Sunday, August 5 
Price: $44-$69 | Steel Terrace: $199
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
Gates: 6:30 pm | Show: 8:30 pm

No Refunds or Exchanges
This is an All Weather Venue

The Mountain High VIP Experience – $249 per ticket package – VIP1

·         One (1) premium reserved ticket in the first (20) rows or one (1) ticket in the General Admission Pit
·         Exclusive VIP access to the Mountain High Lounge featuring:
          o    A private Dierks Bentley pre-show acoustic performance
          o    Complimentary appetizers and cash bar*
·         One (1) limited-edition Dierks Bentley Mountain High merchandise Gift
·         Express lane at an official Dierks Bentley merchandise stand
·         One (1) commemorative laminate and lanyard
·         On-site concert concierge

*Local Liquor Laws Apply

Monday, August 6
Price: $69-$89 | Steel Terrace: $239
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza

No refunds or exchanges
This is an all weather venue

"Anything looks big when you face it in totality," says singer-songwriter Dierks Bentley. "It's like 'How am I ever going to solve this problem? How am I ever gonna get to the top?' But if you take it one step at a time and just keep grinding away, you can do it."

He's talking about the spirit behind his ninth studio album, The Mountain, and after 15 years in country music, the mountains Bentley has climbed could form a range of their own.

To date, the Arizona native has scored 17 Number Ones like "What Was I Thinkin'," "I Hold On" and "Black" and 13 Grammy nominations – including at least one stemming from each of his last six albums. He's built a reputation as both a dedicated family man and a forever-young drifter, put in millions of miles on headlining tours and taken the fearless stylistic detours of a truly authentic artist.

With The Mountain, Bentley continues that journey, taking more chances and pulling inspiration from the twisted peaks surrounding a tiny town in Colorado – as well as the uphill battles his fans face every day. Unified by themes of positivity and presence, 13 new tracks range in style from textured rock to acoustic folk, feeling both rooted and expansive at the same time. And in the end, Bentley reaches a new creative high.

Bentley's no stranger to following his muse. In 2010, with four hit-filled albums already under his belt, the country star famously recorded a bluegrass project titled Up on the Ridge, stepping back from a red-hot career to focus on music that fed his soul. The risky decision was hailed by critics and fans alike, and Bentley now thinks of it as a "hinge point," saying "It was the start of a second career really, and all the success I've had stems from that record."

Each album since (Home, Riser and Black) has built upon the Up on the Ridge ethos, with Bentley holding his artistic ground and still scoring hits – but The Mountain reaches further. He describes it as a sonic mix of Up on the Ridge's bluegrass soul and the modern-rock polish of Black.

Featuring Bentley's 2018 tour partners Brothers Osborne, "Burning Man" opens the album on a fiery-but-reflective note, fusing propulsive beats with booming vocals and guitars to describe the star – now a 42-year-old father of three – as a restless spirit with his feet firmly on the ground.

Tuesday, August 7
Price: $49-$79
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
Gates: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm

No Refunds or Exchanges
This is an all weather venue

Opening Act TBD

Wednesday, August 8
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
No refunds or exchanges
This is an All Weather Venue

Gates: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm

“Come Together” was never the most sensical song in the Beatles’ catalog, but when John Lennon wrote one line in the last verse — “He got muddy water, he one mojo filter” — maybe he was having a prophetic moment. Almost four decades later, that rock classic has been covered for the Justice League soundtrack by Gary Clark Jr., a man who assuredly has a lot of Muddy Waters in him, and who’s got his mojo filter working full-time, transforming the greatest, most time-tested tropes of traditional American music into the blazing-est rock and roll this side of a Jimi Hendrix bonfire.

There’s another line amid the lyrical insanity of “Come Together” that feels apropos, too: “He just do what he please.” That befits Clark, a one-time teen prodigy of Austin’s roots music scene who’s gone on in his 20s and early 30s to embrace the widest possible world of music. Even as he remains the best young distiller the blues could have asked for, purism is the last thing on his mind. “My whole foundation is based in blues, and that’s what I have a reputation for doing,” says Clark. “But I’ve always been somebody who said that I don’t know what to expect of myself, so you shouldn’t expect anything from me. I’ll hear some comments from people who say stuff to me when I go back home: ‘Hey, just play blues’ or ‘Hey, just do this.’ But as a human being, and somebody who doesn’t want to stay in the same place, to not experiment and explore and try to discover new things would be a waste of time for me, personally. I’m curious.”

So, naturally, when he got a call asking if he’d be interested in collaborating with electronically inclined producer Junkie XL on a transformative remake of “Come Together,” he showed up. This was even though, on the initial approach, they wouldn’t tell him what it was for, everything having to do with Justice League being top-secret at that point, even to possible soundtrack participants. “I knew they were working on something, but I wasn’t privy to the information yet,” Clark recalls. “They wanted me to be a part of it, so it was like, ‘You’re great, but we don’t quite trust you.’ It’s all good, though,” he laughs. He was happy enough when he learned just what franchise he was to be affiliated with: “When I found out that I wouldn’t grow up to be Batman, I was a little bit disappointed. So to get to play a Beatles song in a movie with that, it’s pretty cool. And my son thinks I’m cool.”

In concert now, with his own band, Clark plays a more straightforward version of “Come Together”: “With four guys on stage, we’re gonna strip it down and have it adapt to our situation that’s comfortable, not switch it up too much and bring synthesizers out and all kinds of crazy stuff. But part of the fun in the studio is all the things you can do in the studio. I was up for doing something new, too, and collaborating with somebody, especially Junkie XL,” says Clark, who admits he did some catch-up work on the producer/DJ’s work before going into the studio. Junkie XL may still be best known for his update of Elvis Presley’s “A Little More Conversation” in 2002, knew that bringing “Come Together” back into the public consciousness couldn’t entail a mere remix. He needed Clark, a guitar hero fit to stand tall amid movie superheroes, and a singer who can find newfound soulfulness even in a late ‘60s fever dream. The result is a total rewiring: “Abbey Road” meets Tobacco Road, meeting today’s music of the street.

It would be foolish to assume that Junkie XL had to drag Clark kicking and screaming into an exercise in genre cross-pollination. Clark may not be in any danger of making an EDM album, but he is working with a pair of rappers, his old Austin friends Zeale and Phranchyse, on some new material. He sees this less as a departure than an extension of what he’s always done, or at least how he’s always thought. “No, no, no,” he laughs, when asked if anything about Junkie XL’s approach to making the track took him aback. “It goes along with growing up in Austin and running around down on 6th Street, just being exposed to everything. I had friends who are just musically creative people, and it didn’t matter what genre; it was young folks excited about making noise and creating something, and we all just wanted to kind of hang out and vibe together. So I was listening to electronic music, to blues, jazz, country, folk, rap. I would have rappers at my house and Chris Layton (the drummer for Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Double Trouble) at my house.” When it came to the dividing lines of genre, “I didn’t really think much about it. So when I step into any sort of situation, I feel like I know what’s up, a little bit, and how to approach things.”

Artist Website: garyclarkjr.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GaryClarkJr | Twitter: @GaryClarkJr

Gary Clark Jr Early Entry Package
Includes:
A reserved seat in rows 1-5
Early Entry into venue
GCJ Guitar accessory pack
VIP wristband
Crowd free merch shopping

Purchasers will receive an email from Warner Music Group approximately 5-7 days before the performance date with instructions regarding the fulfillment of the VIP package items and additional details regarding day of show information. All VIP packages are NON-TRANSFERABLE; NO WILL CALL NAME CHANGES WILL BE PERMITTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Non-VIP package purchasers will not be allowed into the venue early. VIP package purchasers may be required to arrive at least 1-2 hours before show time. All pre-show programs and times may vary date-to-date and are subject to modification at any time for any reason. At Warner Music Group’s discretion, VIP package merchandise will either be shipped directly to the address provided at purchase (alternate shipping addresses are not permitted) or available for pick-up the night of the show. If shipped, delivery of such merchandise may occur after the event date. Merchandise is not needed for entry to the show. By purchasing a VIP package, you will not gain or be authorized access into any venue specific VIP or backstage areas. No parental escorts without their own package purchased will be permitted.
 

Thursday, August 9
Price: $25-$39 | Steel Terrace: $164
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
No refunds or exchanges
This is an All Weather Venue

Gates: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm
No Refund, No Exchanges

Ticket Pre-sale:

ArtsQuest Members (gold and above): Tuesday, 5/29, 10am
ArtsQuest Members (all levels): Wednesday, 5/30, 10am
Tickets on sale: Friday, 6/1, 10am
Since forming in 2009, LA-based band GROUPLOVE has quickly become one of music’s most exhilarating young acts. The quintet’s second full length album Spreading Rumors arrived in 2013 and was met with a raft of acclaim from the likes of Rolling Stone, USA Today, Entertainment Weekly, Los Angeles Times, NYLON and NPR, who called it “ludicrously easy to love.”

In 2011, GROUPLOVE released Never Trust a Happy Song, which made a stellar chart debut among the top five on Billboard’s “Heatseekers” album chart for new and developing acts. “Tongue Tied,” the album’s second single proved an even greater success, earning platinum certification for sales in excess of one million while spending three consecutive weeks at number one on the alternative airplay chart.

GROUPLOVE’s third studio album, Big Mess, featured hits like “Remember That Night,” "Tell Me a Story", "Torso", "MRI” and "Adios Amigos.” The band has earned a reputation for putting on an exhilarating live performance and have become festival favorites at Coachella, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Reading + Leeds Festivals.

Friday, August 10
Price: $54-$79 | Steel Terrace: $199
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
Gates: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm

No Refunds or Exchanges
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with special guest Gnash

Saturday, August 11
Price: $39.50 | Steel Terrace: $159
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
Gates: 6pm | Show: 7 pm

No Refunds or Exchanges
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Fueled By Ramen recording artists All Time Low and Dashboard Confessional have announced plans for an epic North American co-headline tour. The first leg of The Summer Ever After Tour, which will feature support from special guest gnash, gets underway August 3rd at St. Paul, MN’s Myth Live and then continues through an August 26th performance at Asbury Park, NJ’s Stone Pony Summerstage. A second leg of The Summer Ever After Tour will be announced in the coming weeks.

Fan club and Citi® pre-sale tickets will be available Tuesday, May 15th at 10:00AM local time. Citi® is the official presale credit card of The Summer Ever After Tour. As such, Citi® cardmembers will have access to purchase presale tickets beginning Tuesday, May 15 at 10:00AM local time until Thursday, May 17 at 10:00PM local time through Citi’s Private Pass® program. For complete presale details visit www.citiprivatepass.com.

Additional ticket pre-sales include a Spotify pre-sale on Thursday, May 17th at 10:00AM ET and a Ticketmaster pre-sale which begins Thursday, May 17th at 10:00AM local time. All remaining tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday, May 18th at 10:00AM local time. For complete details, please visit please visit www.dashboardconfessional.com and www.alltimelow.com.

ABOUT ALL TIME LOW:
All Time Low’s seventh studio album, “LAST YOUNG RENEGADE” immediately landed among the Top 10 on the Billboard 200 upon its release last summer, marking an unprecedented fifth consecutive Top 10 album for the Baltimore, MD-based band. The album is highlighted by a string of singles and standout tracks, among them “Good Times,” “Nice2KnoU,” “Life Of The Party,” “Last Young Renegade” “Dirty Laundry,” and “Afterglow,” all of which can be viewed now at the official Fueled By Ramen YouTube channel.

“LAST YOUNG RENEGADE” also arrived to critical praise, with Rolling Stone declaring, “The quartet's seventh LP sounds like one of their most carefully curated statements yet… the songs overflow with big pop hooks,” and Paste attesting “All Time Low ca. 2017 is refined, sleek and frankly, just better than they’ve ever been before.”

In addition to the upcoming Summer Ever After Tour, All Time Low are set for an additional series of summer live dates, including Chicago, IL’s Lollapalooza (August 2nd) and a series of special California performances on the final run of Van’s Warped (June 22nd - 24th). For tour updates and more, please visit alltimelow.com/tour.

Artist Website: alltimelow.com
Facebook: Click Here | Twitter: @AllTimeLow | Instagram: @AllTimeLow
ABOUT DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL Dashboard Confessional’s first new album in over eight years, “CROOKED SHADOWS” is available now at all DSPs and www.dashboardconfessional.com. The album features the singles “Heart Beat Here” and “We Fight,” both joined by official companion visuals streaming now at the official Fueled By Ramen YouTube channel. “We Fight” was greeted by high praise from such publications as Rolling Stone which stated, “The powerful song explores the fighting spirit and strength found within a community.” Consequence of Sound added, “The motivational anthem encourages listeners to lift each other up in these trying times.”

Produced by Chris Carrabba and Jonathan Clark with co-producer Colin Brittain, “CROOKED SHADOWS” is the result of a near decade-long period of immense self-examination for Carrabba. The LP – which features special guests Cash Cash, Lindsey Stirling, and Chrissy Costanza of Against The Current – explores Carrabba’s reclamation of the simple yet extraordinary moments in life that long stood as the unsung heroes of his songwriting, as he reflects on experiences of his own and those closest to him. The result is a deeply cathartic body of work that traverses the complications and vulnerabilities of relationships while scrutinizing the possibility of self-improvement.

Artist Website: dashboardconfessional.com
Facebook: Click Here | Twitter: @dashboardmusic | Instagram: @dashboardconfessional

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Package 1: $178.50
-One general admission ticket
-Meet & Greet with Chris
-Photo Opportunity with Chris
-Access to an intimate pre-show acoustic performance & Q&A with Chris
-One year digital subscription to the DC fan club
-Early entry & First access merch shopping
-On-site concierge
-One signed commemorative poster
-One commemorative Tour laminate
 
Package 2: $114.50
-One general admission ticket
-One year digital subscription to the DC fan club
-Early entry & First access merch shopping
-On-site concierge
-One signed commemorative poster
-One commemorative Tour laminate

Fan Club PreSale - $39.50
-One general admission ticket

Prices do not include fees and tax.  This is an All Weather Venue - Standing Room Only

with Brett Dennen

Sunday, August 12
Price: $49-$79 | Steel Terrace: $199
Venue: Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza
Doors: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm

No Refunds or Exchanges
This is an all weather venue

Since getting his start 15 years ago performing in coffeehouses in his adopted city of San Diego, Mraz has brought his positive message and soulful, folk-pop sound to audiences around the world through his recordings, vibrant live performances and philanthropic efforts. Along the way, he has earned two GRAMMY Awards, as well as platinum and multi-platinum certifications in more than 20 countries for his releases, sold 48 million singles and made pop history with his record-breaking classic single, "I'm Yours." He’s also won a prestigious Hal David Songwriter Hall of Fame Award, performed in amphitheaters and arenas across the globe and sold out such iconic venues as The Hollywood Bowl, Madison Square Garden and London's O2 Arena. While best known for songs like “The Remedy,” “I Won’t Give Up” and “Love Someone,” as well as the mega-hit "I’m Yours," Mraz has branched out into acting, and recently concluded his starring role as Dr. Pomatter in “Waitress the Musical” on Broadway with Sara Bareilles.

Opening for Mraz is folk/pop singer-songwriter Brett Dennen. On his 2008 album “Hope For The Hopeless,” Dennen was joined by Mraz, Femi Kuti and Natalie Merchant; he’s best known for his singles “Ain’t No Reason” and “Wild Child.”

Part of Yuengling Summer Concert Series

Tuesday, September 18
Price: $39
Venue: Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks
Doors: 6:00 pm | Show: 7:00 pm

Shows are all-weather, general admission, standing room only (no chairs permitted). There is permanent concrete bench seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. Additionally, there are no dogs allowed at this performance.