Renegade country CMA Award winner Elle King will make her way to the Summit City on Thursday, Sept. 5, for a performance at The Clyde Theatre.
The platinum-selling artist known for her chart-topping hits “Ex’s & Oh’s” and “America’s Sweetheart” combines a solid mix of rock, blues, country, and soul. The raspy undertones of her voice combined with her raw lyrical narratives make her live performances a hypnotic experience you won’t want to miss.
Plus, in case you’ve been living under a rock, King is the daughter of actor and comedian Rob Schneider (yeah, the Deuce Bigalow guy) and former model London King.
In addition, The Clyde has announced New Jersey indie-folk-punk band The Front Bottoms will hit the stage on Wednesday, Sept 18.
Tickets for Elle King and The Front Bottoms are available online at clydetheatre.com, over the phone at (800) 514-3849, or in person at The Clyde box office and Sweetwater Sound.
Summer Series returns at Paige’s Crossing
Paige’s Crossing in Columbia City have kicked off their Concerts at the Crossing series for the summer.
Every Thursday from 6-10 p.m., head out for live local music with a different theme and different food truck each week.
Set to perform are MG5 on June 27, Angel Reloaded on July 11, Susan Mae & The New Yesterday on July 18, Gunslinger on July 25, The Deebees on Aug. 1, The Y’s Guys on Aug. 8, Susan Mae & The New Yesterday on Aug. 15, John Potts on Aug. 22, CRS Band on Aug. 29, and All Gone Blue on Sept. 7.
In addition, they are once again offering Wristband Mania where you can enjoy hours of unlimited go-karts, rides, mini golf, and rock wall climbing for only $25. Letting the kiddos run wild for a few hours while you relax to some good tunes is an offer you can’t refuse.
Rescue Mission hosts concert at Foellinger
The Rescue Mission is set to host their inaugural Light the Night concert on Thursday, Aug. 22, at Foellinger Theatre.
The faith-based nonprofit focuses on homeless outreach, providing meals to the poor, and it wants to celebrate the amazing work God is doing for its operation with this special event.
The evening will feature two contemporary Christian musical artists, five-time Grammy nominee Matthew West and Nashville singer-songwriter Riley Clemmons.
Light the Night is family-friendly and will have local food trucks serving up tasty grub and drinks. Doors will open at 5 p.m. with music beginning at 6 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased at ticketmaster.com, at fwrm.org/light, and in person at the Parks & Recreation Department, 705 E. State Blvd.
TROY School brings back music festival
This year’s Band Together Music Festival is set for Saturday, Aug. 24, from 4:30-8 p.m. at the Mizpah Shrine Horse Patrol Grounds in Columbia City.
The event is to help raise scholarship funds for students who attend TROY School, an accredited independent alternative school helping students to gain an education and earn a diploma at their own pace while supported by loving teachers, counselors, and support staff.
The festival will feature food trucks and live music by The Sweetwater All Stars and The Band Decades.
Purchase your tickets at troyalternativeschool.com or Eventbrite.
It’s a good way to wrap up the summer with family and friends and support a good cause to boot.
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