SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah State Fairpark will be filled with country music's biggest fans for the Redwest Festival, with headliners Noah Kahan, Kacey Musgraves, and Post Malone set to perform Friday through Sunday.
“The experience is going to be amazing,” said festival director Danny Bateman. “We have the areas open for seating, and we even have a kids zone. The lineup is great, and we want people to have fun.”
As parking is limited, Bateman encourages people to use the TRAX, rideshare, and shuttles to the festival.
Festivalgoers can pick up their wristbands from 5-8 p.m. Thursday or Friday, or starting at 10:45 a.m. Sunday. ADA wristbands and resources are also available at the access center.
“We have a few tickets left for VIP plus, so if you want those, now is the time,” Bateman said.
Gates open at 11:30 am each day, with the festival happening rain or shine, which may be more rain than shine with a system moving across Utah.
A bag policy means only clear bags are allowed, but people are allowed to bring small purses or fanny packs that follow 6” x 9” dimensions, and don't have to be clear.
