First Creekside Amp Concert Announced

Friday, April 25, 2025 at 12:33 PM

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

The City of Harrison announces first act to perform at the new Creekside Amp.

The full release from the City of Harrison is below:

The Creekside Amp is located at the former Goblin football field next to Crooked Creek. In a partnership with Explore Harrison and the City, a stage large enough to accommodate the needs of nationally known performing artists has been constructed.

The 45-foot x 32-foot stage is set five feet off the ground to make the talent easily visible to the audience. The canopy and roof are 30 feet tall to accommodate the instruments, musicians, staging, and digital displays that travel with the artist.

The lawn seating will be divided into three sections: $40 VIP Lawn, $30 Premium Lawn, and $20 General Lawn. Children under 10 are free (one per ticket holder). Please bring blankets or chairs.

Food Trucks will be available for refreshments. The first June 27 concert will feature Platinum Recording artist, Tyler Farr, with opening acts Sadie Bass, Chris Luneau, and the White Buffalo. The gate opens at 5 p.m. and the show begins at 6 p.m.

The staff is already scheduling various music genres to be hosted at the Amp. Some concerts will be free for the community.

Visit CreeksideAmp.com to purchase tickets. The Tyler Farr concert tickets go on sale May 1, 2025.

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