Floating Concerts On The Water
A FLOATING CONCERT? What The Heck?!
This will be the highlight of your summer! Picture floating out on the water at Quail Lake with other paddlers vibing while the band plays from a boat in “Concert Cove”.
*It’s only $15 for your wristband (and a free drink from DIG if you paddle up to the concert barge). You can bring your own gear or rent from us at DIG Paddlesports. If you’re renting gear to attend the show rentals are discounted with concert ticket purchase at just $10/person for most rentals.
Kids and dogs are welcome!!! Pack out the dog mess and don't leave the kids behind. :D But seriously.
Who is performing? Click the links below for more artist info!
• - Mr OK and The Last Light: May 29th and Sept 4th
• - Pat McEwen & Riverhouse Band: July 1st
Dig Paddlesports is located inside Quail Creek State Park, just yards from the water. Check in at our office to get your wristband, then paddle out to the north end of the lake to "Concert Cove" in the "NO WAKE" zone to enjoy the show. Drinks will be in a floating cooler, or paddle to the boat to grab a bev'.
Parking
There is a fee to get into the state park. We recommend carpooling and remember your state park passes! “RESIDENT Day-use fee: $15 per vehicle with up to 8 people. RESIDENT Senior Day-use fee: $10 (Seniors 65 and older) per vehicle with up to 8 people. Out-of-state visitor fee- $20 per vehicle with up to 8 people”)
The show starts at 7:00 pm. You’ll want to be there an hour early to make sure you can get your gear, tickets, meal, and paddle out so you don’t miss any of the show.
*Your experience will be much more enjoyable if you purchase tickets, reserve your gear and fill out your waivers in advance! You will have to fill out waivers to rent gear. We cannot guarantee equipment if you don’t book in advance!!!!
A few rules to keep everyone safe and enjoy the show. PFD's must be worn or on your kayak/SUP. Kid's 12 and under must be worn. This is a Utah Boating Law requirement and a state park policy. Citations can be issued if not followed. Please remember this is a family event. State alcohol/drug laws and usage regulations apply. Event staff will be checking for wrist bands once out on the water, please do not try to sneak in. We support the arts by actually supporting the artists. We look forward to having you join us.
Park Address:
Dig Paddlesports
Quail Creek State Park
472 N 5300 W
Hurricane, UT 84737
Google Map Link:
Tell me about this "floating stage" boat?
Damon Atkinson of Dream Season Guide Service generously provides the pontoon boat for the band. He is an expert fishing guide and outdoorsman whose guided tours almost always end in victory - well, for those fishing, not so much for the fish! Damon is also a USAF Veteran and current board member for the Hurricane Valley Chamber of Commerce. He doesn't live for the limelight, but we don't mind sharing that as an insurance agent with EasyShop Insurance, he has served Dig Paddlesports and team well for both commercial and household protection! He's very creative and knowledgable. Contact him at 435 773 0571 or take a look at their website.
ALL TICKET ORDERS ARE FINAL AND NON-REFUNDABLE
DIG PADDLESPORTS INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
If an event cannot begin because of weather conditions, Dig Paddlesports will hold the performance and/or event start for up to 30 minutes. At that time conditions will be evaluated, and a decision will be made whether the event can continue or not. Weather conditions often improve, therefore events are not canceled in advance. Some events may continue in the rain.
If a performance is canceled due to inclement weather, purchaser may;
- Receive the value of their tickets on an exchange card which works like a gift card and is valid for rental or events in the next 12 months.
- Exchange their tickets directly toward another event
- Reschedule for the same event if it has been postponed to a future date.
DIG PADDLESPORTS retains the right to change these policies at any time for any reason. Thanks again for helping us to support live music in our region.
