Dillon Amphitheater rolls out performance lineup for free Mountain Music Mondays
John Verwey/Town of Dillon
The Dillon Amphitheater has unveiled its full lineup for Mountain Music Mondays, a widely popular and free concert series that spans throughout the summer.
The series will feature 13 acts, plus an additional bonus show for the Fourth of July. Most shows will start with opening sets by local bands and artists.
In keeping with tradition, for one dollar from every bar sale each night will benefit a different local nonprofit.
This year, concerts will begin 30 minutes earlier than last: Gates open at 5 p.m. and music commences at 6 p.m.
Here’s what to expect this summer:
- Monday, June 15, Fruition, with special guest Magoo
- Monday, June 22, The Polish Ambassador, with special guest DJ Chiilla
- Monday, June 29, National Repertory Orchestra
- Sunday, July 5, 101st Army Band
- Monday, July 6, Queen Nation, with special guest Frisco Funk Collective
- Monday, July 13, Black Uhuru, with special guest High Five
- Monday, July 20, Neighbor, with special guest CB3
- Monday, July 27, MarchFourth, with special guest Beau Thomas Band
- Monday, Aug. 3, Just Jayne and Sophia Scott
- Monday, Aug. 10, The Crane Wives, with special guest Brye
- Monday, Aug. 17, Billy Failing, with special guest O’Connor Brothers Band
- Monday, Aug. 24, Oh He Dead, with special guest Ghanay Moreau & The Keepers
- Monday, Aug. 31, Neal Francis, with special guest Satellite13
- Monday, Sept. 7, Ozomatli, with special guest Los Hermanos Latin Funk
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