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Media Contact: Mike Schneider, Director of Marketing and Retail Mikes@Sundance-Utah.Com 801-223-4067 Sundance Bluebird Cafe An Media Contact: Mike Schneider, Director of Marketing and Retail [email protected] 801-223-4067 Sundance Bluebird Cafe Announces Artists Join Sundance for the 15th Annual Bluebird Cafe Concert Series SUNDANCE, Utah – Sundance Mountain Resort is excited to announce the artist lineup for its 15th annual Bluebird Cafe Concert Series. The Series features Nashville’s finest singer-songwriters and musicians. This summer, Bluebird Cafe Concerts are scheduled for July 7, July 14, August 18 and August 25. Artists include Charlie Worsham, Luke Dick, Travis Meadows, Rivers Rutherford, Dave Berg, Danny Myrick, Suzy Bogguss, Seth Ennis and more. These talented artists have written songs for Reba McEntire, Jimmy Buffet, Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, Lady Antebellum, John Legend, Randy Houser and more. In addition to an impressive credit list as vocalists and songwriters, they have also launched successful performing careers of their own, including solo albums and collaborative projects. “The Bluebird Cafe Concert Series is an intimate and unique experience,” said Mari Turner, Sundance Programming Manager. “It’s more than just entertainment—your appreciation grows for these incredibly talented musicians as you sit out under the stars and enjoy the music you love.” The Bluebird Cafe is brought to Sundance in partnership with the renowned Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. This iconic performance venue is credited with starting the careers of virtually every major country music artist, from Garth Brooks to Taylor Swift. The Bluebird Cafe has become even more well-known currently as a central fixture in the hit CMT television series Nashville. Performance Dates & Artists July 7: Charlie Worsham, Luke Dick, Travis Meadows July 14: Rivers Rutherford, Dave Berg, Danny Myrick August 18: Kim Carnes, Suzy Bogguss, Greg Barnhill August 25: Seth Ennis, Caitlyn Smith, Gordie Sampson Event Information & Tickets Time: Performances begin at 8:00 p.m., doors open at 7:00 p.m. Location: Sundance Mountain Resort 8841 N. Alpine Loop Road Sundance, Utah 84604 Tickets: Tickets may be purchased online at sundanceresort.com/bluebirdcafe or by calling 866.734.4428 Pricing: Prime Bench: $45; Regular Bench: $40; Lawn: $35. Group pricing available. Barbecue: A barbecue dinner will be held at 6 p.m. prior to each show. Tickets are $20 and available online at sundanceresort.com/bluebirdcafe or by calling 866.734.4428 About Sundance Mountain Resort Founded by Robert Redford in 1969, Sundance is a destination resort located on 5,000 acres of preserved wilderness. Sundance is dedicated to maintaining the balance of art, nature and community, and offers diverse mountain recreation experiences to encourage the cultivation of art and self-expression. The Sundance family of companies includes the Sundance Mountain Resort, Sundance Institute, Sundance TV and Sundance Catalog. For more information on Sundance, call 801-225-4107 or visit our website, www.sundanceresort.com. ### .
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