DAVID TOLK & PETER BREINHOLT CONCERT - MAY 11, 2024
Our keyboardist David Tolk's music continues to march towards world domination, with over 500 million streams online. There are tons of people asking him to bring his live show to their cities and countries. And since Dave feels my music complements his, and that our combined songs may make for an engaging show for his audience, we're going to try something out here first in Utah.
On May 11, we'll be doing a double-headliner show at the Ragan Theater at Utah Valley University, along with the added help of multi-instrumentalist Craig Miner. Join us!
Tickets are available here and at: https://uvu.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?id=4552
THANK YOU FOR A GREAT DECEMBER
The 2023 Christmas concerts were among our favorites ever. In addition to our annual run at the Rose Wagner Theater in Salt Lake, we were also able to take the show to The Provo Covey Center for two shows. We also did a show in Richfield, UT as well as a string of media and corporate shows.
Here's a clip from the last performance, Dec. 22, at the Provo Covey Center. This time we're doing to feature David Tolk performing his 2022 Christmas release, “Christmas Medley”.
SANDY AMPHITHEATER 2023
On September 8, Peter and band did a show at the Sandy Amphitheater in UT which included songs they hadn't performed in decades, including "Knocking On My Door" and "One Day Past Memphis". They also did a performance of "Songs About The Great Divide" featuring old footage of the band to commemoroate the 30-year anniversary of their album. Jordan Moyes opened the show.
7.4.22 - Ed Kenley Amphitheater, Layton, UT.
The Provo Daily Herald 2.20.20
By Kari Kenner (Herald Correspondent), Feb 20, 2020.
“There is a moment in the middle of an ordinary life, where a story comes alive.”
Though it’s been over 25 years since singer and songwriter Peter Breinholt first started sharing his music professionally, it’s safe to say his story has been coming alive ever since it began in the form of multiple successful albums, tours and a crazy underground popularity early on, especially in Utah in high schools and on college campuses such as Brigham Young University and BYU-Idaho.
And it was actually through a TEDxBYU event last year that the cogs turned and things connected to bring him back to Provo for his first solo show at the Covey Center for the Arts on Saturday as a part of the 2019-20 Mayor’s Series . . . (read more).