Sam and Pat McAfee have a lot of pets, and a particularly rough experience with one of them helped inspire Sam’s philanthropic effort to ensure that families get the cancer treatment their dogs need, despite the high cost.
Learn more about this Saturday’s event here…
And hear Sam from the show this morning!
On Saturday, June 27th WTTS Presented David Gray and Amos Lee at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park. Below are photos from the show.
David Gray
Amos Lee
The weather was a little rocky during the day on Wednesday, June 17th but thankfully cleared up for a great night of music. Barenaked Ladies were joined by Violent Femmes and Colin Hay at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park. Below are photos of Barenaked Ladies courtesy of Rhythm In Focus Photography.
Thanks to all the listeners who attended Hozier And Dawes. It was a fun night of live music at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn. Below are photos of both performances as well as the Hozier meet and greet. Photos of the performances are courtesy of Rhythm In Focus Photography.
Hozier
Dawes
Hozier Meet & Greet
This week, Paul Mendenhall chatted with White River State Park Executive Director Bob Whitt about plans for the park’s future, including possible expansion. The two also talked about some of this summer’s big concerts, including the June 2nd WTTS Rock On The River show featuring Alabama Shakes and Father John Misty. More information, including a special 92-3 VIP presale, here.
Fantastic evening for Gavin Degraw & Matt Nathanson to have to play to a packed audience at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park. Below are photos from the July 20th concert courtesy of Rhythm In Focus Photography.
Live at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park on Friday, June 27th were several friends of WTTS. Below are photos of Red Wanting Blue and O.A.R.
Photos courtesy of Rhythm In Focus Photography.
What started off as a rocky wet afternoon turned into a beautiful night for live music down at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park. The Arctic Monkeys played to a packed house full of screaming fans yelling, “Do I wanna know…”. Below are the photos taken at this amazing show.
Three shows in three days for WTTS. Completing the hat trick with an energetic performance was The Avett Brothers over at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park. Couldn’t have asked for a better band to close out a music filled weekend. Check out the photos below of The Avett Brothers courtesy of Kimberly Hunt.
Continue scrolling down to view photos from Ray LaMontagne at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn at White River State Park on Friday, June 13th. And John Butler Trio at the Old National Centre on Thursday, June 12th.
