From Deseret News archives:
Summertime and the music is easy
And with summer, not only do we along the Wasatch Front get extended daylight, a break from school and soaring temperatures, but we also get a refreshing blast of live music.
The 2007 summer concert season is on the verge of breaking onto the scene. And there really is something for everyone.
Major local venues USANA Amphitheatre, Red Butte Garden, Kingsbury Hall, Abravanel Hall, the E Center, the EnergySolutions Arena, the Sandy Amphitheater, the Kenley Centennial Amphitheater, the SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre and the David O. McKay Events Center will have shows throughout the summer.
Here is a list of what is scheduled so far (subject to change, of course).
MAY
28: The Association, SCERA
JUNE
1: Charlie Daniels, Marshall Tucker Band and The Outlaws, USANA
2: Dropping Daylight, Gallivan Center
6: Gregg Allman, Kenley Centennial Amphitheater
8: Ernie Halter, Tahitian Noni International Auditorium
9: True Colors Tour: Cyndi Lauper, Erasure, Debbie Harry, Margaret Cho and The Clicks, USANA
9: George Lopez, E Center
10: Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi/Scrapomatic, Red Butte
11: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, EnergySolutions Arena
16: Marco Antonio Solis, E Center
19: Indigo Girls, Red Butte
20: Chick Corea/Bela Fleck, Red Butte
21: Taylor Swift, Sandy Amphitheater
22: Lucinda Williams, Kingsbury Hall
25: Fall Out Boy, EnergySolutions Arena
25: Restless Heart, SCERA
28: Kenny Chesney, Sugarland and Pat Green, USANA
JULY
4: Stadium of Fire: Brooks & Dunn, LaVell Edwards Stadium
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