Rocky Mountain Country Fest — featuring Union Gray and Mickey and The Motorcars — to return to Keystone
Rocky Mountain Country Fest at Keystone is coming back March 15.
The Keystone Neighbourhood Co. will also be bringing back the Sippin’ at the Station event ahead of the show featuring a whiskey tasting, hat fitting and line dancing lessons.
The opener for this year’s festival is Union Gray, a band that describes itself as “Rocky Mountain-raised and Texas-seasoned,” offering music that is a fusion of mountain spirit and a love for all things country. Micky and The Motorcars, known for innovative Americana music, is this year’s headliners.
VIP events apart of Sippin’ at the Station start at 6 p.m. and doors open for the show at 7:50 p.m.
VIP tickets cost $50, general admission tickets bought in advance cost $25 and tickets bought the day of the show cost $30 day.
For more information visit WarenStation.com.
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