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Valley Revival 2017

Jul 1, 2017 | Archive



Contributed by Dustin Gibbs

3rd Annual Valley Revival Concert Series
7/1/2017 – 7/29/2017 (Every Saturday) – 5PM
Valley Revival
Wonderland Park Amphitheater
594 W Nelson Ave. Wasilla
FREE Event

Summer is upon us! That means all of your favorite local bands are coming out of the woodwork. 

This year marks Local Motion Entertainment’s 3rd Annual Valley Revival Concert Series, a free celebration and showcase of Alaskan musical talent. Valley Revival began as an idea to inspire the next generation of musicians in the Valley, giving artists an outlet to express themselves and bring an all ages venue to the local scene.



This year we are excited to announce EP releases from local bands every show, which runs each Saturday in July, luckily there’s five this year! 

Bulletproof Jay, a Palmer based punky-rock quartet, releases their disc “Rock Bottom” on the 1st. On the 8th, local metal band, Distance Defined, is having an all ages celebration for their brand new album, “Destinations”. Then we have the groovy rock group, Beyond The Shak, with their self-titled EP on the 15th. Next up on the 22nd is Antigen, a Wasilla hard rock band and Transitions on the 29th.

Valley Revival is a fun and free way for us to help bring local music back to our hometown and to our youth, in a safe and exciting environment. Shows start at 5p.m. and jam until 10p.m. every Saturday in July, at the amphitheater in Wonderland Park in Wasilla. It’s free and all ages are welcome.



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