Summer concerts to return to Riverstone
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Prepare for summer to start rocking: Riverstone Summer Concerts return Thursday evening.
Presented by the Coeur d'Alene Arts and Culture Alliance, free shows will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursdays through Aug. 29.
Opener: The Kindreds
July 25
Tuxedo Junction
Opener: AP Collective
Aug. 1
Rockabilly Spaceforce
Opener: Dayan Kai
Aug. 8
Milonga
Opener: Dag Zaggenz
Aug. 15
Justin James Band
Opener: RCA
Aug. 22
Spare Parts
Opener: The Weddle Twins
Aug. 29
Diego Romero
Opener: Shiraz
Info: artsandculturecda.org
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