Tickets: $24 and $34    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
Young the Giant's sound is as diverse and eclectic as its five members. Hailing from southern California, the group consists of Sameer Gadhia, Payam Doostzadeh, Jacob Tilley, Francois Comtois and Eric Cannata, an assembly of international names and assorted backgrounds that combines to produce a refreshing brand of sun soaked indie rock. With lush experimental compositions complimented by subtle yet infectious pop hooks and unique, soothing vocals, the group produces a sound that is uniquely its own.
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Tickets: $29 and $39    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
Over twenty years after forming legendary ska-punk band Sublime, band co-founder/bass player Eric Wilson met another singer/guitarist that would deeply affect his life.  That musician – his junior by nearly two decades - was 20-year-old Rome Ramirez.  In Wilson’s own words, “this kid could play guitar like a mofo and he’s got a platinum voice.”  Incidentally, Wilson had previously reserved that same description for his former Sublime bandmate, the late Bradley Nowell.
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $35 - $45    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
Originally formed in 2002 by Andrew Vanwyngarden and Ben Goldwasser while they were attending Wesleyan University in Connecticut, MGMT was signed to Columbia Records in 2006 and released its debut album, Oracular Spectacular, in 2008. In November 2007, Rolling Stone named MGMT one of the Top 10 bands to watch in 2008. NME's year-end Best of 2008 poll named Oracular Spectacular the No. 1 Album of the Year, with the album's singles holding down three of the year's Top 5 Singles spots, including "Kids" as No. 1 Single of the Year, "Time To Pretend" at No. 4 and "Electric Feel" at No. 5. NME went on to name "Time To Pretend" the No. 2 Single of the Decade.
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $35 - $47    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
After more than 40 years in the music business, Joe Cocker is still one of the most successful and popular artists worldwide. Many of his 20-plus studio albums and four live albums have achieved multi-platinum status around the world.

Formed from two rival San Francisco Bay area bands in 1979, Huey Lewis and the News’ contagious brand of straight-ahead rock ’n’ roll has outlasted countless trends, selling more than 20 million albums worldwide in the process. The group has carried the banner as the quintessential American rock band, endearing it to millions of fans and earning it the right to mark its place on the pop history map.
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $34 - $49    ($9 Service/Venue fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
Since forming in 1986, the Goo Goo Dolls have evolved from a punk-influenced trio into the platinum-selling, chart-topping act behind such radio staples as “Name,” “Iris,” “Slide” and “Here is Gone.” The group has racked up an impressive list of achievements including four Grammy nominations, 13 consecutive Top 10 multi-format hit songs and more than 10 million albums sold.
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $33- $43    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
Following the fervent reception of their previous tour in summer/fall of 2010, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriters Donald Fagen, Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs are hitting the road again this summer as The Dukes of September Rhythm Revue. To the delight of fans, the three hit-making artists will appear on stage, together as one band, to perform a show consisting of their signature mix of blue-eyed soul, rock, jazz and R&B.  Rolling Stone has described the show as “a loose blast through the stars’ hits (‘Reelin’ in the Years,’ ‘Lowdown,’ ‘Takin’ It to he Streets’) and revved-up covers that had the crowd twisting in the aisles.” 
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $34 - $49    ($9 Service/Venue fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
Jane's Addiction has sold more than seven million records in the U.S. alone. It’s also garnered Grammy nominations and spearheaded the movement of modern American festival culture by launching and headlining Lollapalooza. In 1988, the group officially arrived as a pop culture force with its first studio album, Nothing's Shocking. The band created a sound that the world had never heard before. It was as riff heavy as it was sensitive and led to tracks such as the debut single “Jane Says,” as well as “Ted, Just Admit It…” and “Had a Dad.”
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $30 - $40    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
With more than 35 million albums sold worldwide and numerous Top 10 hits, Crow is one of the most popular musical artists of the past two decades.  Her 1993 debut, the seven times platinum Tuesday Night Music Club, hit No. 3 on the Billboard charts and earned three Grammys - Best New Artist, Record of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for the classic “All I Wanna Do.” The album also featured the hits “Strong Enough,” “Can’t Cry Anymore” and “Leaving Las Vegas.”
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner   ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $34 - $49    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
In the course of only six years, Chris Daughtry has had more than his share of career highlights. For starters, the singer, songwriter and musician and his band released back-to-back No. 1 albums - the 4-times platinum Daughtry, which became the fastest-selling rock debut in Soundscan history, and 2009’s platinum Leave This Town. Daughtry has also scored four No. 1 Top 40 hits (“It’s Not Over, “Home,” “Feels Like Tonight” and “No Surprise”), earned four Grammy Award nominations, won four American Music Awards and brought its electrifying live show to all corners of the world.
Steel Terrace areas include concert ticket & dinner ($159 + Service/Facility fee)

Tickets: $37 - $47    ($9 Service/Facility fee per ticket will be added to these base prices)
The brainchild of studio technician, producer and musician Tom Scholz, Boston electrified the music world in 1976 with its self-titled debut featuring the hits “More Than a Feeling,” “Peace of Mind” and “Foreplay/Long Time.” On the strength of those songs, now staples on classic rock radio, the album went on to become the best-selling debut record in history up to that point. 
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