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MAY 6/20: Triggers & Slips – Deer Valley Resort Snow Park 5/19: Luis Miguel - Usana Amphitheater 5/19: Musicians Fight Hunger Benefit Concert – Dejoria 6/21-23: Yardbirds – Egyptian Theatre 5/20: Boise Philharmonic Chamber Series – Egyptian Theatre 6/22: I Love the 90s Tour with Kid N Play, Young MC, Rob Base & 5/22: Poison with Cheap Trick & Pop Evil - Usana All 4 One – Sandy Amphitheater 5/24: Brian Culbertson – O.P. Rockwell 6/23: Home Free – Sandy Amphitheater 5/23: The Devil Makes Three with The Wood Brothers & Murder 6/23: Streetcorner Boogie – Miners Plaza by Death – Red Butte Garden 6/23: Tony Holliday & The Velvetones – Park City Mountain / 5/25: Mountain Country – Park City Mountain/Pay Day Pad Payday Pad 5/27: Snyderville Electric Band – Park City Mountain/ Pay Day Pad 6/24: Snyderville Electric Band – Park Silly Sunday Market 5/28: Silver Strike – Park City Mountain/Pay Day Pad 6/24: Mikael Lewis – Legends at Park City Mountain 6/27: Free for All – American West Symphony & Chorus – Sandy Amphitheater JUNE 6/27: Michael Franti & Spearhead with Dustin Thomas and Victoria 6/01: Classic Steve – Legends at Park City Mountain Canal – Red Butte Garden 6/01: Jim Fish & Friends – Wooden Shoe Park, Peoa 6/27: Sammy Brue – Deer Valley Resort Snow Park Amphitheater 6/03: Cory Mon – Park Silly Sunday Market 6/28: Billy Dean – Sandy Amphitheater 6/03: Brother Run - Park Silly Sunday Market 6/28: Kenny Chesney with Old Dominion – Usana 6/04: Styx with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – Usana 6/28: Mountain Country – Grand Lawn at Dejoria Center / High 6/04: Rumba Libre – City Park Star Ranch 6/07: Nathan Spenser Review – Legends at Park City Mountain 6/29: Stacey Board – Woodenshoe Park, Peoa 6/7-10: Al Jardine - A Postcard from California – Egyptian Theatre 6/29: Night Ranger – Sandy Amphitheater 6/08: Jordan Matthew Young – Wooden Shoe Park, Peoa 6/30: Patriotic Celebration starring Rachel Potter – Deer Valley 6/08: Nate Robinson – Legends at Park City Mountain Music Festival 6/09: The New Orleans Suspects - O.P. Rockwell 6/30: Vans Warped Tour: 30H!3, The Amity Affliction, As It Is, 6/09: Ryan Shupe & The Rubberband – Sandy Amphitheater Assuming We Survive, Black Veil Brides, Chase Atlantic, Chelsea Grin, 6/10: Plum Stickie – Park Silly Sunday Market Crown the Empire, Dayseeker and more! – Usana 6/10: Scott Klinsmith – Park Silly Sunday Market 6/30: Bruce Music – Miners Plaza 6/10: Brother Run – Park Sill Sunday Market 6/30: Talia Keys – Miners Plaza 6/10: Steely Dan with the Doobie Brothers - Usana 6/12: Ryan Adams – Red Butte Garden 6/13: Violent Femmes with Ava Mendoza – Red Butte Garden JULY 6/15: Skid Row & Vixen – Dejoria 7/01: Mudpuddle – Park City Silly Market 6/15: Bill McGinnis – Wooden Shoe Park, Peoa 7/01: Telluride Meltdown – Park City Silly Market 6/15: Bruce Music – Legends at Park City Mountain 7/01: Christine Kinslow – Park City Silly Market 6/16: Ziggy Marley – Dejoria 7/01: Courtney Spaulding – Park City Silly Market 6/16: David Archuleta – Sandy Amphitheater 7/01: Classic Steve – Legends at Park City Mountain 6/16: Kesha and Macklemore – Usana 7/02: Desafio Show – City Park 6/16: The Hollering Pines – Park City Mountain / Payday Pad 7/03: Los Lonely Boys – PC Institute (location TBD) 6/17: Bill N Diane – Park Silly Sunday Market 7/03: The Avett Brothers with Jill Andrews – Red Butte Garden 6/17: Courtney Spaulding – Park Silly Sunday Market 7/05: The Band Be Easy – O.P. Rockwell 6/17: Shannon Runyon – Legends at Park City Mountain 7/05: Honky Blue Tonky – Grand Lawn at Dejoria Center /High Star 6/18: Last Summer on Earth – Barenaked Ladies, Better than Ezra Ranch and KT Tunstall – Red Butte Garden 7/05: Shannon Runyon – Legends at Park City Mountain 6/19: Dispatch with Nahko and Medicine for the People – Red 7/06: Clint Black - Dejoria Butte Garden 7/06: British Rock Royalty – Sandy Amphitheater 6/19: Chicago the Band and REO Speedwagen with Michael 7/06: Disney in Concert: A Silly Symphony Celebration – Deer Tolcher – Usana Valley Music Festival 7/07: Che Zuro – Miner’s Plaza 7/07: Wyatt Pike – Miners Plaza 7/07: The Fabulous Flynnstones – Legends at Park City Mountain 7/22: Scott Klinsmith – Park Silly Sunday Market 7/07: Broadway Hits by Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd 7/22: Lost in Bourbon – Park Silly Sunday Market Webber – Deer Valley Music Festival 7/22: Bruce Music – Legends at Park City Mountain 7/08: Superbubble – Park Silly Sunday Market 7/23: Chris Blue – PC Institute (location TBD) 7/08: Brother Run – Park Silly Sunday Market 7/23: Paramore with Foster the People - Usana 7/09: Ryan Shupe & The Rubberband –Sandy 7/25: Foreigner with Whitesnake and Jason Bonham’s Led 7/11: Take 5 - Deer Valley Resort Snow Park Amphitheater Zeppelin Evening – Usana 7/12: Pentatonix – Usana 7/25: Troubadour 77 – Deer Valley Resort Snow Park 7/12: Snyderville Electric Band – Grand Lawn at Dejoria Center / Amphitheater High Star Ranch 7/25: Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 – St. Mary’s Church 7/13: You Knew Me When – Woodenshoe Park, Peoa 7/25: TajMo: The Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’ Band with Alicia Michilli – 7/13: Grace Potter – PC Institute (location TBD) Red Butte Garden 7/13: Keith Urban with Kelsea Ballerini – Usana 7/26: The Fox Brothers – Grand Lawn at Dejoria Center / High Star 7/13: ABBA the Concert: A Tribute to ABBA with the Utah Ranch Symphony – Deer Valley Music Festival 7/26: Chris Isaak – Red Butte Garden 7/13: Sheryl Crow with Caitlyn Smith – Red Butte Garden 7/26: G-Eazy with Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla $ign, YBN Nahmir, P-Lo and 7/13: Free for All – School of Rock – Sandy Amphitheater Murda Beatz – Usana 7/14: Thirty Seconds to Mars with WALK THE MOON, K.Flay, 7/27: 311 and The Offspring with Gym Glass Heroes – Usana Misterwives, Joywave, and Welshly Arms – Usana 7/27: Amos Lee with the Utah Symphony – Deer Valley Music 7/14: Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder with the Utah Symphony Festival Deer Valley Music Festival 7/28: BroBand – Miner’s Plaza 7/14: Sarah Shook and The Disarmers – O.P. Rockwell 7/28: Courtney Spaulding – Miner’s Plaza 7/14: Shannon Runyon – Miner’s Plaza 7/28: The Music of John Williams – Deer Valley Music Festival 7/14: Tom Bennett One Man Band – Miner’s Plaza 7/29: Dr. Bob – Park Silly Sunday Market, Main Stage 7/16: Counting Crows with Boom Forest – Red Butte Garden 7/30: Niall Horan with Maren Morris – Usana 7/17: Michael McDonald – Sandy Amphitheater 7/31: Big Head Todd and the Monsters / Toad the Wet Sprocket– 7/17: Logic Presents: Bobby Tarantino vs. Everybody Tour with NF Red Butte Garden & Kyle – Usana 7/18: Jeff Beck & Paul Rodgers and Ann Wilson of Heart – Usana AUGUST 7/18: Donny & Marie Osmand – Sandy Amphitheater 8/01: Aiko – Deer Valley Resort Snow Park Amphitheater 7/18: Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony – St. Mary’s Church 8/01: Fremont String Quartet – St. Mary’s Church 7/18: Smiling Souls – Deer Valley Resort Snow Park Amphitheater 8/01: Utah Symphony – Red Butte Garden 7/19: Ghostowne – Grand Lawn at Dejoria Center / High Star 8/01: Weezer and The Pixies with Sleigh Bells – Usana Ranch 8/02: The Kings of 88 – Grand Lawn at Dejoria Center / High Star 7/19: Jackson Browne – Red Butte Garden Ranch 7/20: Retro Futura – Belinda Carlisle, ABC, Modern English,The 8/02: The Decemberists with special guest Whitney – Deer Valley Outfield’s Tony Lewis, Kajagoogoo’s Limahl, Bow WowWow’s Resort Snow Park Amphitheater Annabella – Red Butte Garden 8/02: Godsmack & Shinedown with Like A Storm – Usana 7/20: Rick Springfield with the Utah Symphony – Deer Valley Music 8/02: Death Cab for Cutie – Red Butte Garden Festival 8/03: English & Hareza – Kimbal Arts Festival 7/20: The Village People – Sandy Amphitheater 8/03: Gary Stoddard/Slickrock Gypsy – Kimball Arts Festival 7/20: Red Desert Ramblers – Woodenshoe Park, Peoa 8/03: Classic Steve – Steve Schuffert -Legends at Park City 7/20: Shannon Runyon – Legends at Park City Mountain Mountain 7/21: Chapter 3 – Miner’s Plaza 8/03: The ‘70s vs. The ‘80s – Deer Valley Music Festival 7/21: The Fab Folk – Miner’s Plaza 8/03: Trezz Hombrezz – Kimball Arts Festival 7/21: Arrival: The Music of ABBA – Sandy Amphitheater 8/03: Motherlode Canyon Band – Kimball Arts Festival 7/21: Kristin Chenoweth with the Utah Symphony – Deer Valley 8/04: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy with Utah Symphony – Deer Valley Music Festival Music Festival 7/21: Five Finger Death Punch & Breaking Benjamin with Nothing 8/04: Lucia Micarelli and Joshua Roman – PC Institute (location More and Bad Wolves– Usana TBD) 8/04: Jordan Matthew Young – Kimball Arts Festival 8/18: Firefall & Pablo Cruise – Sandy Amphitheater 8/04: Better Off with The Blues – Kimball Arts Festival 8/19: Slayer with Lamb of God, Anthrax, Testament and Napalm 8/04: Tom Bennet One Man Band – Kimball Arts Festival Death – Usana 8/04: Red Desert Ramblers – Kimball Arts Festival 8/20: Stone Temple Pilots, Bush and The Cult – Usana 8/04: Earthestra – Kimball Arts Festival 8/21: Indigo Girls – Red Butte Garden 8/04: Eixo – Kimball Arts Festival 8/21: Under the Streetlamp – Sandy Amphitheater 8/04: – Courtney Spaulding – Kimball Arts Festival 8/22: Live PC Give PC Community Jam Session – Deer Valley Resort 8/04: Herban Empire – Kimball Arts Festival Snow Park Amphitheater 8/04: The Fabulous Flynnstones – Kimball Arts Festival 8/22: Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie – Usana 8/04: Bruce Music – Kimball Arts Festival 8/23-25: Ambrosia – Egyptian Theatre 8/04: Simply B – Kimball Arts Festival 8/24: The Wallflowers – PC Institute (location TBD) 8/04: Amy Obenksi – Kimball Arts Festival 8/24: Shakey Graves / Jose Gonzàlez & the Brite Lites with Rayland 8/05: Christian Coleman & The Blue Zen Band – Kimball Arts Baxter – Red Butte Garden Festival 8/25: Amy Grant – Sandy Amphitheater 8/05: Silver Strike – Kimball Arts Festival 8/28: Avenged Sevenfold with Prophets of Rage and Three Days 8/05: Kings of 88 – Kimball Arts Festival Grace – Usana 8/05: Tony Holiday & The Velvetones – Kimball Arts Festival 8/30: Dierks Bentley and Brothers Osborne and LANCO – Usana 8/05: Shannon Runyon – Kimball Arts Festival 8/31: Gov’t Mule with special guest The Magpie Salute – Deer 8/05: Jeanne Rettos Logan – Kimball Arts Festival Valley Resort Snow Park Amphitheater 8/05: Tiny Home – Kimball Arts Festival 8/31: Sept.
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    • Imagine Dragons – Smoke + Mirrors (Fan Pack) • Emile Haynie – We Fall • MisterWives – Our Own House New Releases From Classics And Jazz Inside!!! And more… UNI15-07 UNIVERSAL MUSIC 2450 Victoria Park Ave., Suite 1, Willowdale, Ontario M2J 5H3 Phone: (416) 718.4000 *Artwork shown may not be final UNIVERSAL MUSIC CANADA NEW RELEASE Artist/Title: SHANIA TWAIN // STILL THE ONE: Live From Vegas (BLU-RAY) Cat. #: EVB335029 Price Code: BC Order Due: February 5, 2015 Release Date: March 3, 2015 File: Pop Genre Code: 33 Box Lot: 25 8 01213 35029 2 Artist/Title: SHANIA TWAIN // STILL THE ONE: Live From Vegas (DVD) Cat. #: EV307009 Price Code: KK 8 01213 07009 1 Synopsis The original queen of crossover country-pop and the world’s best-selling female country artist of all time, Shania Twain, stars in her spectacular show “Shania: Still The One”. This ground-breaking residency show was filmed live at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas where it began its run on December 1st, 2012. “Shania: Still The One” was created by Shania Twain and directed by Raj Kapoor. It takes the audience on a powerful journey through Shania’s biggest hits, country favourites and beloved crossover songs. Glamorous costumes, a 13-piece live band, backing singers and dancers are combined with stunning visuals and live horses to create the ultimate Las Vegas entertainment and to prove that Shania Twain is undoubtedly Still The One! Bonus Features Backstage Pass – an hour long documentary telling the story of the creation and staging of this amazing live show. Key Selling Points • Filmed in high definition and simultaneously released on Blu-ray.