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NEW 5-21-21 (24) Tribune-Sentinel.Indd TTribune/Sentinelribune/Sentinel EEntertainmentntertainment FFriday,riday, MMayay 221,1, 22021021 13 Old Fort Niagara Blues Traveler to perform at Artpark Presents Part of ‘Coors Light Concerts Series” Soldiers through the Ages Tickets on sale at 10 a.m. Fri- day, May 21 Blues Traveler will perform .FNPSJBM%BZ8FFLFOE on the Artpark Amphitheater stage at 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 29, .BZ as part of the “Coors Light Con- certs Series.” 400 Years of Military History More than 30 years ago, the Special Exhibits, Living History four original members of Blues Traveler – John Popper, Chan- Programs & Demonstrations dler Kinchla, Brendan Hill and the late Bobby Sheehan – gath- ered in their drummer’s par- ent’s basement in Princeton, New Jersey, to jam. From these high school sessions emerged a band that would go on to release 13 studio albums and counting – four of which have gone Gold, Blues Traveler will perform in Lewiston this summer. (Approved media images three Platinum, and one six- provided by Artpark & Company) times-Platinum – selling more than 10 million combined units box offi ce remains closed for fee. Additional fees apply for on- worldwide. in-person purchases. Prices and line orders. All prices increase Over an illustrious career sections include: by $5 starting Monday, Aug. 23. Blues Traveler has played more √ Front-of-stage (standing- Visit artpark.net for more in- than 2,000 live shows in front room-only): $38 formation and COVID-19 safety of more than 30 million people, √ Reserved seating (num- precautions. Additional event and, in “Run-Around,” had the bered chairs provided): $42 announcements are forthcom- longest-charting radio single in √ General admission bowl ing. 'PSU)PVST Billboard history, which earned (carry-in chairs permitted): $28 Artpark is located at 450 S. them a Grammy for Best Rock √ General admission lawn Fourth St., Lewiston. %BJMZCFUXFFO.FNPSJBM%BZBOE-BCPS%BZ Performance by a Duo or Group (carry-in chairs permitted): $19 BNoQN with Vocals. Ticket prices include facility The band’s movie credits in- Upcoming Events clude “Blues Brothers 2000,” Porter Empty Return Center “Kingpin” and “Wildfl owers.” A Soldiers through the Ages - May 29-30 television favorite, Blues Trav- Bring in Those Cans & Civil War Garrison - June 12-13 eler has been featured on “Sat- Bring In Bottles & Receive an Extra French and Indian War Encampment July 2-3-4 urday Night Live,” “Austin City Your Wine Limits” and VH1’s “Behind the War of 1812 Encampment - September 4-5 Music.” They have the record % Bottles too! for the most appearances of any Grand Encampment of the 15 (5¢ each artist on “The Late Show with up to 20 per visit!) American Revolution - September 18-19 David Letterman.” Now thru May 31 Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, May 21, online at ticket- 3628 Ransomville Road (Next to Rite Aid)9HUZVT]PSSL tXXXPMEGPSUOJBHBSBPSH master.com only. The Artpark HOURS: MONDAY & SATURDAY 9AM TO 3:30PM / TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY 10AM TO 6PM.
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