Lineup, Tickets

Fri., July 28, 1995

Tickets are Available at Memorial Field box office or call the festival office at 208-265-4554. Also at all G&B Select-a-Seat locations, (509) 325-SEAT or (800) 325-SEAT. All concerts start at 7:30 p.m. and are at Memorial Field in Sandpoint unless otherwise indicated.

Saturday Alison Krauss & Union Station ($29.50 reserved/$21 general admission/ $10.75 juniors)

Sunday Susannah McCorkle (free)

Wednesday New Works Chamber Concert, 8 p.m., Green Gables at Schweitzer (free, donations accepted)

Thursday Riders in the Sky ($25.50 reserved/$16.80 general/$8.65 juniors)

Aug. 4 “Journey Into Jazz” with Gunther Schuller and the Spokane Symphony ($27.50 reserved/$18.90 general admission/$9.70 juniors)

Aug. 5 Queen Ida & the Bon Temps Zydeco Band ($29.50 reserved/$21 general admission/$10.75 juniors)

Aug. 6 Bellamy Brothers ($32.50 reserved/ $24.15 general admission/$12.35 juniors)

Aug. 7 Jazz Concert, 8 p.m., The Club St. Bernard at Schweitzer (Free, donations accepted)

Aug. 9 New Works Chamber Concert, 8 p.m., The Met in Spokane ($16)

Aug. 10 Loretta Lynn ($32.50 reserved/ $24.15 general admission/$12.35 juniors)

Aug. 11 Lucky Dube ($16.25)

Aug. 12 Jim Miller and the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra ($29.50 reserved/$21 general admission/$10.75 juniors)

Aug. 13 “All Russian Program” with Gunther Schuller and the Spokane Symphony ($27.50 reserved/$18.90 general admission/$9.70 juniors)

Aug. 14 Jazz Concert, 8 p.m., The Met in Spokane ($16)

Aug. 16 Bill Wellington, 6 p.m. (activities begin at 3:30 p.m.) ($8.90)

Aug. 16 New Works Chamber Concert, 8 p.m., Green Gables at Schweitzer (Free, donations accepted)

Aug. 17 “Schuller’s Favorites” with Gunther Schuller and the Spokane Symphony ($27.50 reserved/$18.90 general admission/$9.70 juniors)

Aug. 18 New Works Chamber Concert, 11 a.m., Swan’s Landing in Sandpoint (Free, donations accepted)

Aug. 18 Natalie Cole (reserved seat tickets sold out, $30.45 general/$15.50 juniors)

Aug. 19 Jazz Concert, 11 a.m., Swan’s Landing in Sandpoint (Free, donations)

Aug. 19 “Great Classics” with Gunther Schuller and the Schweitzer Institute of Music students conducting the Spokane Symphony ($27.50 reserved/$18.90 general admission/$9.70 juniors)

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