- Salt Lake City’s Twilight Concert Series returns with six shows at two venues in its 39th season.
- The series features diverse genres, opening with Old Crow Medicine Show in July.
- Other headlines include Freddie Gibbs, Suki Waterhouse and The War on Drugs.
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s capital city is bringing in a “bold, genre-spanning” roster for its 2026 Twilight Concert Series lineup, including some familiar indie artists, an acclaimed hip-hop artist and a member of the Grand Ole Opry.
Old Crow Medicine Show will highlight this year’s first show at Gallivan Center, 50 E. 200 South, on July 13, Twilight Concert Series organizers announced on Tuesday. The influential Americana band, which won a Grammy Award for best folk album in 2015, became a member of the Grand Ole Opry in 2013, a prestigious recognition within the country and folk music realm.
The season will end with indie rockers The War on Drugs on Oct. 1, also at Gallivan Center. The Philadelphia-based band, which won a Grammy Award for best rock album in 2018, has hinted that they’re working on new music, which would be their first studio release since 2021, Stereogum reported in October…