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Here’s a deal for another summer concert at the USANA Amphitheatre in West Valley City, Utah! Hurry to get the special early bird pricing!
Plus, through March 26, you can use code SPRING for 20% off! The code will be applied to 1 ticket per transaction and can be used up to 3 times per account.
311 & Dirty Heads on August 20
- 08/20/19 at 5:45 p.m.: One General-Admission-Lawn Ticket for $20 (reg $40.05) *$16 after code
08/20/19 at 5:45 p.m.: One 300-Level Ticket for $25 (reg $40.05) *$20 after codeSold out
311
- From Omaha to the national stage: Since forming in Nebraska in 1990, this five-piece outfit has gone on to sell more than 9 million albums in the U.S. alone with their fusion of hard rock, reggae, and rap.
- Their hot-streak of albums: 311’s last 10 consecutive albums have reached the Top 10 on the Billboard 200 chart. That includes their latest album, 2017’s Mosaic, which debuted at No. 6 behind the lead single “Too Much to Think.”
- How they’ve ruled the airwaves: with nine hits that’ve broke the Top 10 of the Billboard Alternative chart, including “Down,” “All Mixed Up,” “Amber,” and “Love Song.”
- What’s next: The band is planning a summer release of their untitled 13th studio album.
Dirty Heads
- Their genre-blending sound: For more than two decades, this beloved act has been honing its unique fusion of sunny reggae and hip-hop, with the occasional foray into acoustic fare.
- Sound of Change: Their 2014 fourth studio album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Alternative Albums chart, and is still one of their most successful albums to date behind the alternative-radio favorite “My Sweet Summer.”
- Their latest: In 2017, the band released the sonically diverse Swim Team, featuring the Alternative Radio Top 10 hit “Vacation” and single “Celebrate,” followed by the stand-alone release of the breezy single “Visions,” an original track that was initially recorded by Maroon 5 for the album Red Pill Blues.
- What’s next: The band is working with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb and putting the final touches on what will be their seventh full-length studio album, set to be released in summer 2019. Further details and information will be released shortly along with a release date.
