Saturday, December 15, 2018
Time
Show starts 8:00pm
Doors open 7:00pm
Venue: Grand Theatre
Box Office Phone: 775-789-1115 Hours: 9:00am-9:00pm
Tickets On Sale Friday, August 17. 2018 at 10:00am
From January 16 - 19, 2019 in beautiful Mt.Crested Butte, Colorado, BMI (Broadcast Music International), Icon, ACM Poet Award Honoree and Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductee, DEAN DILLON hosts a festival like no other, featuring world class singer/songwriters and recording artists, along with music’s future hit-makers, in concert settings designed for intimate and profound performances, all nestled in the magical winter wonderland of Mt Crested Butte, CO.
THIS EXCLUSIVE, INTIMATE EVENT features small venues, the largest being 500 people! Patrons will have an opportunity like none other. Previous line ups include TOBY KEITH, JAMEY JOHNSON, KELLIE PICKLER, TRACY BYRD, SUNDANCE HEAD and many more! The Mountain High Music Fest benefits Cattlemen's Days Tough Enough To Wear Pink and Adaptive Sports Center.
From January 16 - 19, 2019 in beautiful Mt.Crested Butte, Colorado, BMI (Broadcast Music International), Icon, ACM Poet Award Honoree and Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductee, DEAN DILLON hosts a festival like no other, featuring world class singer/songwriters and recording artists, along with music’s future hit-makers, in concert settings designed for intimate and profound performances, all nestled in the magical winter wonderland of Mt Crested Butte, CO.
THIS EXCLUSIVE, INTIMATE EVENT features small venues, the largest being 500 people! Patrons will have an opportunity like none other. Previous line ups include TOBY KEITH, JAMEY JOHNSON, KELLIE PICKLER, TRACY BYRD, SUNDANCE HEAD and many more! The Mountain High Music Fest benefits Cattlemen's Days Tough Enough To Wear Pink and Adaptive Sports Center.
From January 16 - 19, 2019 in beautiful Mt.Crested Butte, Colorado, BMI (Broadcast Music International), Icon, ACM Poet Award Honoree and Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductee, DEAN DILLON hosts a festival like no other, featuring world class singer/songwriters and recording artists, along with music’s future hit-makers, in concert settings designed for intimate and profound performances, all nestled in the magical winter wonderland of Mt Crested Butte, CO.
THIS EXCLUSIVE, INTIMATE EVENT features small venues, the largest being 500 people! Patrons will have an opportunity like none other. Previous line ups include TOBY KEITH, JAMEY JOHNSON, KELLIE PICKLER, TRACY BYRD, SUNDANCE HEAD and many more! The Mountain High Music Fest benefits Cattlemen's Days Tough Enough To Wear Pink and Adaptive Sports Center.
From January 16 - 19, 2019 in beautiful Mt.Crested Butte, Colorado, BMI (Broadcast Music International), Icon, ACM Poet Award Honoree and Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductee, DEAN DILLON hosts a festival like no other, featuring world class singer/songwriters and recording artists, along with music’s future hit-makers, in concert settings designed for intimate and profound performances, all nestled in the magical winter wonderland of Mt Crested Butte, CO.
THIS EXCLUSIVE, INTIMATE EVENT features small venues, the largest being 500 people! Patrons will have an opportunity like none other. Previous line ups include TOBY KEITH, JAMEY JOHNSON, KELLIE PICKLER, TRACY BYRD, SUNDANCE HEAD and many more! The Mountain High Music Fest benefits Cattlemen's Days Tough Enough To Wear Pink and Adaptive Sports Center.
Statement from Jamey Johnson: "I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of John Bell, general manager of Cottonwood Golf Course. He dedicated the last five years of his life to making the course the best it could be.
Willie Nelson concerts tend to be boisterous affairs, with hippies and hillbillies dancing to the music side by side.
“I am very proud of the folks, the good friends and talented group of musicians, that I am sharing the stage with tonight,” Country Music legend George Strait said before he gave a very rare and intimate performance in front of less than 500 people Saturday night in Boerne, Texas.
The closing track on Jamey Johnson's 2007 album That Lonesome Song depicts the tumultuous journey of a young country artist trying to figure out Nashville.
