Sounds Exciting! presents Paul McDonald & The Mourning Doves
Sounds Exciting! concerts are a great way to enjoy spectacular music, beautiful sunsets and fun summer nights with the whole family.
All seating is first-come, first-served lawn seating, with blankets and low-height lawn chairs permitted.
Concertgoers can bring picnics or enjoy dining options at food and ice cream trucks and the Beer Garden presented by Foothills Credit Union.
A water bottle refill station is on-site.
All seating is first-come, first-served lawn seating, with blankets and low-height lawn chairs permitted.
Concertgoers can bring picnics or enjoy dining options at food and ice cream trucks and the Beer Garden presented by Foothills Credit Union.
A water bottle refill station is on-site.
SCHEDULE
5 p.m. - Gates open
6:15 p.m. - Opening Band
7:15 p.m. - Headliner
FOOD VENDORS
Affordable food options, will be available for purchase. Options include ice cream, popcorn and rotating food trucks featuring everything from gyros and tacos to burgers and more! Local beer, wine, and hard cider will be available for purchase from the Lakewood Beer Garden presented by Foothills Credit Union. The Beer Garden will be open at every concert with alternating beer selections.
July 29 Food Trucks: OG Burgers, Downtown Fingers, Em’s Ice Cream
(subject to change)
CANCELLATION POLICIES
Cancellation by Lakewood
If Lakewood must cancel a concert, your ticket purchase will be refunded in full.
Cancellation due to Weather
Concerts will be held rain or shine. In the case of severe weather that requires evacuation of the concert site and cancellation of the performance, your ticket will be available for a refund by request only.
In the case of questionable weather the day of the concert, we will primarily communicate via email to the email used in your purchase. Please watch that email for important updates.
Wednesday, July 29
After gaining national attention on American Idol, Alabama-born Paul McDonald returned to his Nashville songwriting roots. His latest work, "So Long to the Dark Side," is a gospel-tinged collection of "cosmic Americana" influenced by Tom Petty. Alongside The Mourning Doves, McDonald delivers a raw, lived-in energy that blurs the line between a rock show and a revival.
After gaining national attention on American Idol, Alabama-born Paul McDonald returned to his Nashville songwriting roots. His latest work, "So Long to the Dark Side," is a gospel-tinged collection of "cosmic Americana" influenced by Tom Petty. Alongside The Mourning Doves, McDonald delivers a raw, lived-in energy that blurs the line between a rock show and a revival.
TICKET PRICES
$60 Season Package (Six concerts for the price of five!)
$13 Advance Purchase
$18 Adult Day of Event
$10 Child (3-12)
(all ticket prices include a $1 processing fee)
Opening Act:
The Threadbarons
The music of the Threadbarons is informed by the vast variety of life. Members hail from New York, Illinois, and Colorado. They range in age from their matured 40s to their deeply weathered 60s. You’ll hear the inspirations: Dylan in his electric years; Wilco in their prime. You may be reminded of The Band, as various members take the mic. But you might not hear a more authentic commentary on the very human road we all travel.
Full Lineup:
June 17 | High Lonesome with Aubrey Dale | Bluegrass
June 24 | Macon Music Revue with Pennies on the Track | Soul & Southern Rock
July 8 | Walden with RLY ORY Band | Indie & Alternative Rock
July 15 | Hazel Miller & The Collective with May Be Fern | Rhythm & Blues
July 22 | Chatham Rabbits with CW & Twenty Hands High | Americana & Folk
July 29 | Paul McDonald & The Mourning Doves with The Threadbarons | Rock
$60 Season Package (Six concerts for the price of five!)
$13 Advance Purchase
$18 Adult Day of Event
$10 Child (3-12)
(all ticket prices include a $1 processing fee)
Opening Act:
The Threadbarons
The music of the Threadbarons is informed by the vast variety of life. Members hail from New York, Illinois, and Colorado. They range in age from their matured 40s to their deeply weathered 60s. You’ll hear the inspirations: Dylan in his electric years; Wilco in their prime. You may be reminded of The Band, as various members take the mic. But you might not hear a more authentic commentary on the very human road we all travel.
Full Lineup:
June 17 | High Lonesome with Aubrey Dale | Bluegrass
June 24 | Macon Music Revue with Pennies on the Track | Soul & Southern Rock
July 8 | Walden with RLY ORY Band | Indie & Alternative Rock
July 15 | Hazel Miller & The Collective with May Be Fern | Rhythm & Blues
July 22 | Chatham Rabbits with CW & Twenty Hands High | Americana & Folk
July 29 | Paul McDonald & The Mourning Doves with The Threadbarons | Rock