Summer Concerts at Booth Ampitheatre
Story by Brian Schmid. Photo from GlenCampbellMusic.com.
Cary, NC – I love Booth Ampitheatre in Cary. The atmosphere under the trees, the amazing sound quality and the variety of musical acts make this a town treasure. Here’s an update on what’s coming up for Cary concert-goers this summer.
July 11 – Grateful Dead Revival with Phil Lesh & Bob Weir
Furthur, the touring band of Phil Lesh and Bob Weir from the Grateful Dead, will be bringing that Haight-Asbury sound to Cary on the 11th of July. It’s a little country, a little jazz and a little rock & roll. Most of the band’s extensive song repertoire comes straight from the Grateful Dead, with the rest coming from other well known artists.
July 21 – Glen Campbell
Glen Campbell will bring his country melodies into Cary on the 21st of July. One of the biggest names in the Country Music world, the four-time Grammy winner and Country Music Hall of Famer has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and is on his Goodbye Tour. Take advantage of this chance to see this legend live.
August 7 – Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson
Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson will be performing on the 7th of August. Haggard is another member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the duo is known for delivering a high energy show leaning towards a more modern side of country music.
August 17 – Alan Jackson
Alan Jackson’s concert is on the 17th of August. An artist with 34 number one hits and a Grammy winner, Jackson is known for his smooth southern lyrics and has toured all across America and the world.
August 11 – ABBA: The Concert
Performing Over 20 of ABBA’s Greatest Hits including Dancing Queen * Knowing Me Knowing You * Waterloo * Mamma Mia * Take A Chance On Me and many more! Not featuring the original ABBA singers but you would never know it! If you enjoyed Mamma Mia you should love ABBA The Concert!
August 18 – Old Crow Medicine Show and The Lumineers
Old Crow Medicine Show and The Lumineers come in the very next day, on the 18th of August. An up and coming band that puts a rock and roll attitude on their country songs, they are also known for a lively show.
Get Tickets & More Info
For more information and tickets, go to BoothAmphitheatre.com.
You can also find things to do in every day Cary on the CaryCitizen Calendar of Events.
Video: Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show
Just to get you in the right mood, here’s a clip of Old Crow Medicine Show doing a live version of Wagon Wheel. You can also see this video on YouTube.
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