DOCUTAH ROCKING ZION CANYON - MUSICAL & FILM EVENT

DOCUTAH

PRESENTS

LAUREL CANYON IN ZION CANYON

COME ROCK THE RED ROCKS WITH US AT

OC TANNER AMPHITHEATER!

Folk/Rock Tribute Band Concert and Film Screening

All for $15! Can't beat that!

Sept. 3rd (Tuesday) Doors open 7:00 pm

8 PM DOCUTAH All-star band, Musical Direction by Alice Ericksen & Bruce Bennett

8:45 PM Screening of Echo in the Canyon

DOCUTAH brings attendees an immersive event to enjoy music of the period and a great film in a spectacular setting.

Food and beverage available for purchase

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The documentary Echo In The Canyon celebrates the explosion of popular music that came out of LA’s Laurel Canyon in the mid-60s as folk went electric and The Byrds, The Beach Boys, Buffalo Springfield and The Mamas and the Papas gave birth to the California Sound. It was a moment (1965 to 1967) when bands came to LA to emulate The Beatles and Laurel Canyon emerged as a hotbed of creativity and collaboration for a new generation of musicians who would soon put an indelible stamp on the history of American popular music. Read more

Sponsors: Dave and Carol Hansen

Food and Beverage Partners: Zion Canyon Brewing Company, Porter's Smokehouse & Grill

Parking available at Springdale Town Hall and along Lion Blvd and the Amphitheater parking lot. Shuttles available up to the Amphitheater.

We bet you'll dance along to the musicians before the film and during it.

Let DOCUTAH bring you back to a time when music changed forever.

All Star Tribute Band members:

Mike Moulton (Lead Guitar/Sax/Vox)

Dick Ericksen (Rhythm Guitar/Harmonica/Vox)

Matt Szymanski (Keyboard)

Elaine Moulton (Bass/Vox)

Steve Flaig (Drums)

Bruce Bennett (Lead Vox/Guitar)

Alice Ericksen (Vox/Auxilary Percussion)

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About DOCUTAH

For ten years, Dixie State University DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival has provided attendees with a global experience, bringing quality films and filmmakers from all over the world. The 2019 Festival welcomes 65 Films from 30 Countries. Attendees will see films which often are shown nowhere else and have the chance to mix and mingle with producers, directors and the subjects of their films.

The Festival is presented by Dixie State University in St. George, Utah and takes place each Fall. Films are screened at indoor and outdoor venues among the red rocks and stunning scenery of Southern Utah and are combined with DOCTalk panels with filmmakers, special events relevant to the films and musical entertainment.

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