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Bumbleberry Theater Turns Up The Heat With Live Music" Bumbleberry Theater Turns Up The Heat With Live MusicBumbleberry Theater Turns Up The Heat With Live MusicPresenting Electric Witness and The Mighty Steelheads!Springdale’s Bumbleberry Theater is doubling down on live music in June, serving up back‑to‑back Saturday concerts that span American roots, blues and classic rock. Note: the two shows recently swapped dates, so mark your calendars with the current schedule below and save the dates. Bumbleberry Theater Turns Up The Heat With Live MusicThe Mighty Steelheads | June 14, 7 PMLed by LaVerkin native and pedal‑steel ace Vern Monnett, the Steelheads reel in decades of road‑tested chops. Monnett spent twelve years touring the globe with Tex‑Mex legend Freddy Fender, cutting two albums and even squeezing in an on‑screen cameo in The Beverly Hillbillies reboot.​He’s joined by Las Vegas showman Luke Randall—an America’s Got Talent alum and house guitarist for a Billy Joel tribute—plus keyboard wizard John Houston, bassist Joe Costello, studio ace Dutch Workman on drums, and guitarist/vocalist Rick Houston. Expect rock standards, country licks and plenty of six‑string fireworks.​ Bumbleberry Theater Turns Up The Heat With Live MusicDick Earl’s Electric Witness | June 21, 7 PMFresh off a third‑place finish at the 2023 International Blues Challenge in Memphis—no small feat against 140 bands from around the globe—Electric Witness hits Springdale with soul‑deep vocals, gritty guitar and harmonica straight “from the depths of a true bluesman’s soul” (KTIM Radio).​Front‑man Dick Earl Ericksen is a Las Vegas Blues Society fixture whose career includes pit work at Tuacahn Amphitheatre and a star turn in the award‑winning documentary Into the Fire (Doc Utah 2022; Best Feature, Zepstone Film Festival 2023).​The Bumbleberry Theater ExperienceBumbleberry Theater’s 200‑seat room pairs state‑of‑the‑art sound with postcard views of Zion’s red cliffs, giving locals and park‑goers alike a rare, intimate concert setting just steps from the national park entrance.Tickets start at $15 and tend to disappear fast—grab yours online at Bumbleberry.com (click “Theater”) or, if any remain, at the door (897 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale). Bring a friend, snag a slice of Bumbleberry pie, and let the canyon echo. See you under the lights!..."Read the rest of story at link below Read the full article