Description

Cold Creek brings the heart of bluegrass to every stage with their signature mix of tight harmonies, skilled picking, and high-energy performances. Featuring musicians from award-winning bands like McKenzie Bridge, String Fever, and Gift Horse, they know how to captivate any crowd. As the official bluegrass band of the Utah Performing Arts Tour, Cold Creek has performed across the state—from city festivals and college stages to community celebrations and school workshops. Highlights include the Sandy City 4th of July Celebration, Scandinavian Days in Ephraim, and a special Christmas feature with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Whether playing for a packed festival or an intimate event, Cold Creek’s passion for music and community shines through.

BAND RESUME ● Ken Burns National Parks Premier Event (Park City, Utah) ● United States Capitol—Hall of Statuary unveiling ceremony ● British Embassy, Washington DC ● Utah Jazz (Salt Lake City, Utah) ● Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square (Salt Lake City, Utah) ● PBS Tabernacle Choir Christmas Broadcast 2020 & 2021 ● Blythe Bluegrass Festival (Blythe, California) ● Tanner Amphitheater (Zion National Park) ● Huck Finn Jubilee (Victorville, California) ● Utah Arts Festival ● Founders Title Folk and Bluegrass Festival (Snowbird, Utah) ● Provo Freedom Festival ● Bannock County Bluegrass Festival (Pocatello, Idaho) ● Wolf Mountain Bluegrass Festival (Santa Cruz, California) ● Durango Meltdown Bluegrass Festival (Durango, Colorado) ● Intermountain Acoustic Music Association (SLC, Utah) ● Snow College ● Sandy City 4th of July ● City of Holladay  ● City of Blanding ● City of Gunnison ● Layton City “Stars at Night” ● Utah Quarter Celebration ● Timpanogos Storytelling Festival ● Scandinavian Days ● Draper Amphitheater ● City of Logan ● Moscow Day Performances (Moscow, Russia) ● Plus concerts and events in Utah and throughout the Intermountain West.