The cherished Twilight Concert Series is expanding its horizon beyond the traditional Gallivan Center to include Library Square as well, accommodating the growing aspirations of Salt Lake City's music aficionados. In a shared announcement, the city revealed that the 2025 concert series performers would entertain audiences across both venues, marking an evolution from last year's arrangement that featured merely a single performance at Library Square. This decision underscores the event's escalating popularity, as reported by FOX 13.
The musical repertoire promises an eclectic mix of acts, the likes of which Waxahatchee, Mt. Joy, Japanese Breakfast, and Big Thief are set to helm the closing performances. Each of these groups brings to the table a commendable following, amassing over 14.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify. KSL News details the schedule, commencing with EarthGang's July 12th performance alongside JMSN and Bad Luck Brigade, bringing their synergy to the Gallivan Center. Other acclaimed artists including Sierra Ferrell and Japanese Breakfast will embellish the city nights with their melodies on respective dates, with the complete lineup available according to KSL.
For the ticketing enthusiasts and early birds, season passes are set to be purchasable starting Wednesday at 10 a.m., priced at $100, inclusive fees and taxes, for an all-show experience. Those preferring the ambiance of Library Square can opt for a bespoke three-show pass for $54.65. Individual general admission tickets, not to be outdone, go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m., with the set price of $25.88 each, as revealed by The Salt Lake Tribune.
The concert calendar for Utah is heating up with the Twilight series primed to offer a summer of unforgettable experiences. Echoing the anticipation, the Ogden Twilight series has already announced their nine headliners last week, signaling a bustling season ahead for music lovers in the state. With an array of performers slated to take center stage at two emblematic downtown venues, the city braces for a symphony of genres united under the open skies of Salt Lake City.
