XMission Proudly Sponsors the 2015 Twilight Concert Series
As a long-time Partner sponsor, XMission has loved watching the Twilight Concert Series grow from a blanket event into a most beloved, summer-in-SLC tradition. We appreciate the hard work of the Salt Lake City Arts Council, who bring diverse, emerging artists to our beautiful downtown Salt Lake City every year.
The Lineup
If you didn’t have an opportunity to see Death Cab for Cutie (with Tuneyards), or Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (with Father John Misty), you can still catch the incredible, remaining lineup:
- Thursday, July 30: PRhyme, Adrian Younge, Bishop Nehru
- Thursday, Aug. 6: The Kills, Metz
- Thursday, Aug. 13: The Word, Lee Fields & The Expressions
- Thursday, Aug. 20: Run the Jewels, Flying Lotus
- Thursday, Aug. 27: St. Vincent, TBD
Where and When
All Twilight Concerts take place at Pioneer Park (350 S. 300 W., SLC). Gates open at 5 p.m. Music begins at 7 p.m
Tickets
Advance tickets are $5. You can also purchase tickets day-of-show for $10. You’ll want to read all about ticketing options.
Other Things to See and Do
In addition to the bands, Twilight also features a number of SLC/UT eateries and vendors. When you attend a concert, please take a walk around the park and support these incredible, local businesses.
Food:
- Banh Mi Time
- Black’s Sliders
- Blue Star Coffee & Juice
- Chedda Truck
- Chow Truck
- Cupbop
- House of Tibet Restaurant
- Jamaica’s Kitchen
- Kasalong
- La Table Crepes
- Mekong on Wheels
- Pita Break
- Scoopology
- Snowy Awesome
- Stoneground Pizza
- Three Brothers Tacos
Clothing and Crafts:
- Discrete Clothing
- Soul Pro Clothing
- Offset Apparel
- Furturtle Show Prints
- Dreamworks Jewelry
- Meilai Rags
- Yummy Me
Be sure and stop by the XMission booth before the St. Vincent concert on August 27! We really enjoy visiting with customers, friends-of-XMission, and, of course, anyone interested in our services!
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