Summer Nights Concerts with AIKO

This weekend, The Rock welcomes AIKO back to the O.P. Rockwell Music Hall stage! Forged in Nashville, TN, in 1984 in the spirit of the great jam bandmasters, the Grateful Dead, AIKO fuses various elements of American rock, folk, psychedelia, country, and bluegrass into lengthy instrumental jams. Aiko is made up of an eclectic group of musicians from around the country. Three of the four original band members, Ben Anderson (bass/vocals), Steve Ballenger (lead guitar/vocals), Ross Mason (drums) were joined in the late '90s by three additional musicians: Steve Krafft (lead guitar/vocals) and Lance Deal (drums). In more recent times, the band has added Scott Fernandez (keyboards) and Jessie Krafft, and Michelle Yahn (vocals). Aiko has played to crowds at bars, amphitheaters, and festivals around the U.S. for the last 40 years.

Doors open at 7 p.m., headliner on at 8 p.m.

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FAQ

Will tickets be available at the door? Possibly, but your best bet is to purchase in advance to guarantee attendance. 

Where is the venue located? O.P. Rockwell Cocktail Lounge & Music Hall is located downstairs in the subterranean "speakeasy" level" at 268 Main Street in Park City, UT.

Are children or minors allowed? O.P. Rockwell is a state-licensed BAR, therefore everyone attending must be 21-and-over. All guests must be prepared to present a valid ID at the door regardless of age.

How to pay: We currently accept credit and debit cards as well as Apple/Google/Samsung Pay at the box office and bar. Staff and select performers may receive cash tips.

I can no longer attend; can I get a refund? Unfortunately no. Due to the nature of this special event, all ticket sales are final. You may email your tickets to another group of the exact or smaller size. Please contact us if you do this so that we may update the name for the reservation.

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