Friday, September 15, 7pm – Concert by King’N Trio
At the John Wesley Powell River History Museum – tickets are $5 each at the door. This is a Blue Grass Band and will be enjoyed by all who attend.
Saturday, Sept 16 – Preconcert opener- Split Second; City Park, 3:30 – 5:00pm
This is a local band from Price, Utah
Saturday, Sept 16 – Concert by Mary Kaye; City Park, 6 – 8pm
Mary Kaye 
Mary Kaye is an internationally acclaimed and multiple award winning singer-songwriter and tours extensively throughout the United States and Canada with her unique brand of western roots music. She is a native born Texan and as a young woman ventured off to Utah where she “married her a cowboy.” Their family has deep western roots that go back six generations. Mary Kaye now resides in the small western town of Escalante, a 140 year old ranching community in southern Utah, where her large family is involved in cowboying, horse training, and all things Western. She has been married to her husband Brad for 30 years, they have ten children.
Mary Kaye recently released her forth solo studio western album, Ride A Wide Circle, to glowing reviews. Paul Riley of the respected Country Music People Magazine out of the UK declared, “Mary Kaye’s CD is one of those perfect albums. Everything comes together: the songs, the superb vocals, backing musicians on top form, very good production and best of all Mary Kaye’s unique feel for her music.” The magazine gave it a glowing 5 stars, their highest honor! The CD debuted at #1 on the Western Music Charts, and the title track earned a prestigious Wrangler Award from The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.
In 2013 Mary Kaye was recognized as Female Performer and Songwriter of the Year by the Western Music Association, also as Best Solo Western Musician by True West magazine, and received a Spur Award from the Western Writer’s of America for her Butch Cassidy tune, “Any Name Will Do.” Additionally, she won the 2012 Song of the Year award from the Western Music Association with cowboy poet Les Buffham for their song, “No Wilder Place;” as well as a 2011 Will Rogers Award from The Academy of Western Artists for Best Western Female Performer, and was honored as the 2010 Female Vocalist of the Year by the Western Music Association.
Mary Kaye’s 2013 album, The Dawn and The Dusk, also hit #1 on the Western Music Charts and received excellent reviews in several national and international publications. Additionally, her song “Jealous of the Moon,” was chosen by American Cowboy magazine as the Top Cowboy Song of 2013 and the album was nominated for the 2013 Western Album of the Year by the Western Music Association. Her multiple award winning No Wilder Place album debuted at #1 on the Western Music Charts and her song “Luckiest Cowgirl” also hit #1. Mary Kaye’s first Western album, Clean Outta Luck, hit #2 on the charts and garnered a Western Music Association Song of the Year nomination for “Cowboy Waltzin’ Across Her Mind”.
Renowned Western artist Maynard Dixon declared, “The spirit of the West sings in every soul.” Mary Kaye believes this and shares this spirit in every performance. Her music is rooted deeply in the Western landscape her life is immersed in. Western Horseman said of her, “Some Western singers and musicians are all about preserving traditional cowboy songs. Others strive to write and sing songs about contemporary cowboy life…Mary Kaye does both well, and with an authenticity that appeals to not only purists, but also those seeking something fresh.” To learn more about Mary Kaye please visit her website at mary-kaye.com.