Former Celtic Woman Alex Sharpe, bluegrass icon Ryan Shupe & rising country star Mark Mackay LIVE at Pomerelle

SAVE 30% ON ALL REMAINING TICKETS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! Use code "lastminute30" to save as follows:

VIP (Comes with dinner & best seats in the house): Was $59 now $41.30
A SECTION (Comes with approved chair rental behind VIPs): Was $29 now $20.30
B SECTION (Bring blankets or your own low-backed chairs): Was $19 now $13.30

Come to Pomerelle for a triple-header concert in our beautiful mountain amphitheater:

• Grammy nominee and international sensation Alex Sharpe (formerly of Celtic Woman)
• Top 20 Bluegrass icon Ryan Shupe
• Rising country star Mark Mackay

EVENT INFO
Gates Open: July 12 at 5 pm
Concert Starts: 7 pm
VIP Dinner: 5:30 to 7 pm
Dinner available on-site for all sections, but only included for VIP. Come hungry!

Alex Sharpe
In the United States Alex is best known as a former member of the Grammy nominated group CELTIC WOMAN.

She has had the opportunity to tour extensively with them throughout the world and perform on prime-time TV shows such as ‘Dancing With The Stars,’ The Regis & Kelly Show, The Today Show and the National Christmas Tree Lighting 2009.

Alex has starred in mega stage productions including Cameron Mackintosh's LES MISERABLES, Andrew Lloyd Webber's premiere of THE BEAUTIFUL GAME and many more.

She's also graced the stage extensively as a solo performer for:

• The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square
• A Kurt Bestor Christmas
  
• The R.T.E Concert Orchestra
• The BBC Philharmonic
• The Halle
• The Birmingham City Orchestra
• The Upper Canada Chorus
• The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square
• A Kurt Bestor Christmas
• American Festival Chorus & Orchestra
• The Annapolis Chamber Orchestra & Chorale

In December 2021, she performed as guest soloist for the WITNESSES OF CHRISTMAS concert with Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints at the Rome Temple Visitors Centre and in 2023 at the Roman Amphitheatre from Merida, Spain which was broadcast worldwide and on KSL TV.

In December 2022 she toured the United States with JOY TO THE WORLD a Christmas Celebration and in March 2023 she released the theme song and music video “Faith Of Our Fathers” for the annual RootsTech 2023 Worldwide Convention.

RYAN SHUPE

Winning over live audiences has been Shupe’s natural-born talent since childhood. A fifth-generation fiddler, he started performing with his siblings at age 10.

Shupe later formed the RubberBand, and the band took the long-running Telluride Bluegrass Festival in Colorado by storm, winning the live band contest. This launched them into the national music scene and, after signing with Capitol Records, they hit #13 on Billboard's US Country Album Chart with their signature album, Dream Big.

Their title track from that album continues to be an audience favorite, and has garnered over 2.1 million streams on Spotify.

No Depression raves, “Shupe is a mandolin player sans pareil... he sings with extraordinary bravura. This man loves what he does and he takes his band along and they’re quite adept.”

MARK MACKAY

From the legendary Ryman Auditorium in Nashville to Colorado’s famed Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and countless destinations in between: Singer-songwriter Mark Mackay delivers electrifying performances to unite listeners with captivating anthems and blazing musicality.

Touring relentlessly across the country, he has reached a loyal multi-genre audience for his guitar-driven American Music. In addition to headlining slots at concerts, fairs, festivals, and tours, Mark has opened for hard rockers REO Speedwagon, Richie Sambora, Ted Nugent, and Night Ranger; plus platinum country hitmakers Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Old Dominion, Gary Allan, and Eli Young Band.

Mark Mackay fans will have plenty of new music to savor. After an ambitious series of indie full-lengths and EP’s, the Nashville-based artist has recently inked a deal with Bungalo Records/Universal Music Group. The lead single, “Meant for This” finds Mark expressing a heart-filled testament enveloped in the aural textures of harmonica, slide guitar, and a beguiling chorus.

For his newest collection of tracks, he selected an accomplished team of first call players to join him at Universal Music’s East Iris Studios. “We threw out the rule book,” Mark testifies. “To craft a sound that was both rock and roadhouse; historic and contemporary.” Mark’s expansive circle of co-conspirators includes such luminaries as Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame honoree Jeffrey Steele, Ted Russell Kamp from the Shooter Jennings band, and multiple ACM Guitarist of the Year nominee Adam Shoenfeld, whose behind the board production expertise, plus his stellar guitar work, are notable contributions to the newest recordings.

As a California native, Mark grew up on the indelible sounds of Laurel Canyon and Bakersfield. Trained as a classical pianist, he studied blues and rock guitar at Musicians Institute in Hollywood. He says this newest stage of his recording journey brings him full cycle as a singer-songwriter. “I came to Hollywood writing narrative storyteller songs; then a six-year journey to try to write and record down the middle. Now, with more maturity and skills, I come back with the genuine authenticity of what I set out to do.”

In the summer of 2023, the artist staged an ambitious 36-show nationwide “Summer Slowdown Tour.” Forthcoming is his second annual Christmas tour, with sit-down theaters and a family-friendly atmosphere, in marked contrast to the boisterous bars where he sharpened his craft and rocked the house. As a frequent television guest in select markets, he reveals a natural, camera-friendly charisma.

He marvels at the folks he meets at far-flung fairs. “The crowds are huge, and everyone is always in a great mood,” he says. “Especially in random places. I traveled to the middle of nowhere, 30 minutes past Logan, Utah, and I think the whole state of Utah was there.”

Mark follows the rhythms of the road on a journey to the lights, illuminating the next town on the highway, and the white-hot brilliance of the stage. And while his lyrics on his new single are in reference to romance, hundreds of thousands of fans that have seen him perform might testify that the title is also an apt description of his decisive artistic destiny. Mark Mackay is undeniably “Meant for This.”

GENERAL CONCERT INFO:

Buy seats in any section and come ASAP after the gates open to get the best seats in your section. All seats will be offered on first-come-first-served basis, even in VIP and A Section. Access to the grassy area in the B Section roughly as shown above. You may bring your own seating if aligned with below requirements. You may also rent an approved chair at checkout. Many in the General Admission section bring blankets to spread for the show. Gates open 2 hours before the show. You may save seats upon arrival and grab dinner while you wait for the show (included with VIP.)

VIP SEATING:

The VIP seating areas are nearest to the stage. Seating within the VIP section is on a first come/first served basis, so arrive early for the best possible seat. VIP seating will only be allowed up to two hours before show time. We recommend you show up at gate opening for the best seats and time to enjoy dinner and the atmosphere at the resort.

• Dinner
• Approved Camp Chair Nearest the Stage

A SECTION SEATING:

A Section is located just behind the VIP seating. A Section seating also comes with approved camp chair rental. Dinner available on-site.

GENERAL ADMISSION B SEATING:

General admission B seating includes the grassy area behind the A section roughly as shown on the venue map. Dinner available on-site.

You may bring your own seating, but see requirements above. Regulation-compliant chairs are available for rental at checkout or on site while supplies last.

You are welcome to bring your own blankets or concert chairs for seating, provided the chairs stand no taller than 26 inches (not a standard camp chair, see photo above). We do ask that you don’t take up an unreasonable amount of space for either chairs or blankets and we reserve the right to limit the size and number of blankets as we see fit in order to best accommodate all guests.

Limited seating will be available for individuals with disabilities or conditions that may require seating not in compliance with the chair regulations. Please see a member of the Pomerelle staff upon arrival for assistance.

Please carry out everything that you carry in to help keep our facility clean. General admission B seating is on a first come/first served basis, so arrive early for the best possible seating or consider an upgrade to VIP or A Section where you can choose your seats ahead of time.

General admission seating will only be allowed up to two hours before show time.

Any attendee under age 2 is free with a ticketed parent or guardian.

FOOD AND DRINKS

Food and beverages will be available for purchase before and during the shows. Outside food will not be allowed in the venue. NO COOLERS ALLOWED AND NO GLASS CONTAINERS.

SMOKING/VAPING

Pomerelle is a non-smoking facility. Smoking and vaping are permitted only in the desiganted area outside the main entrance gate. Thank you for your cooperation.

APPROPRIATE CONDUCT

We want the Pomerelle concerts to be enjoyed by all participants. Therefore, guests are expected to dress and conduct themselves in an appropriate manner and to refrain from both conduct and language that would be considered offensive or disruptive. If you are dressed in an offensive manner, or are engaged in any type of inappropriate conduct, you may be escorted from the premises.

PETS

With the exception of service animals you may not bring pets to the concerts. Comfort animals are also prohibited.

PARKING

Parking is first-come-first serve, and we may need to open uppeer mountain parking that will require a brief shuttle ride after parking, so we recommend showing up early for the best spots.

MOBILITY IMPAIRMENTS

If you or a member of your party has mobility impairments, accommodations will be made for seating in a wheelchair accessible area. This includes both general admission areas as well as th VIP seating area. Notify a parking attendant or other member of the Pomerelle staff upon arrival for further assistance. You may also call Pomerelle in advance to arrange for special accommodations.

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND CONCERT CANCELLATION

Rain or Shine THE SHOW WILL GO ON! Please dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Please remember that it can become cool at night at Pomerelle once the sun goes down.

If for some reason a show must be cancelled and cannot be rescheduled, we will refund your purchase minus fees.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Recording or transmitting of the concerts is strictly prohibited. Flash photography is also prohibited. Non-flash photography may be permitted. If photography is completely prohibited, an announcement will be made prior to the start of the show.

RETURNS

All ticket sales are final, including in the event of a venue change. Tickets are transferable and may be resold in the event you can't make it.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Please contact Pomerelle for customer service not covered by this FAQ.

VENUE

Our natural mountain amphitheater is a great place to see a show surrounded by mountains.