What's Up - Your guide to what's happening in Fayetteville, AR this week!
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JUNE 6-12, 2021 WHAT'S UP! 9 FYI The big kid on the block, the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion in Rogers, contin- ues to pack its schedule into the fall. Programmers were able to reschedule many of the shows that were supposed to stop in Northwest Arkansas last summer. Most of those will take place this year, and a few have already been scheduled for 2022. The full schedule, at time of publication, is below. Walmart AMP 2021 Schedule June 25 — An Evening with Chicago July 4 — Fireworks Spectacular with Symphony of Northwest Arkansas July 27 — Lindsey Stirling, "The Artemis Tour" July 28 — Phish Aug. 7 — Lady A, "What A Song Can Do Tour" Aug. 10 — The Black Crowes Aug. 13 — The Avett Brothers Aug. 14 — Alanis Morissette, 2021 World Tour Aug. 27 — Luke Bryan, "Proud To Be Right Here Tour" Aug. 28 — Jim Gaffigan, "The Fun Tour" Sept. 9 — Jason Aldean, "Back in the Saddle 2021 Tour" Sept. 17 — Brothers Osborne, "We're Not For Everyone Tour" Sept. 22 — Megadeth and Lamb of God Sept. 24 — 3 Doors down, "The Better Life 20th Anniversary Tour" Sept. 26 — Shinedown Oct. 2 — Machine Gun Kelly, "Tickets to My Downfall Tour" Oct. 3 — Thomas Rhett, "The Center Point Road Tour" Oct. 13 — Dave Matthews Band Oct. 19 — NEEDTOBREATHE, "Into The Mystery Tour" Oct. 21 — Jonas Brothers, "Remember This Tour" Oct. 22 — Dierks Bentley, "Beers on Me Tour" Oct. 26 — Slipknot, "Knotfest Roadshow 2021" Steely Dan — Rescheduled for June 10, 2022 Backstreet Boys — Rescheduled for June 17, 2022 Matchbox Twenty — Rescheduled for June 24, 2022 INFO — 443-5600, waltonartscenter.org/AMP FEATURE Jonas Brothers coming Oct. 21 ROOTS HQ on the Avenue 1 E. Mountain St. JUNE 6 — Amy Helm, $35. JUNE 18 — Tré Burt, $50. JUNE 19 — Smokey & The Mirror, $60. JULY 17 — Kaylyn Fay, $50. JULY 18 — Mary Gauthier, $60. JULY 30 — Darrell Scott, $80. JULY 31 — Darrell Scott, $80. AUG. 1 — Rodney Crowell, $50. ROOTS HQ on the Avenue is an outdoor street concert series that takes place on East Avenue in downtown Fayetteville, just outside the Fayetteville Roots Fest headquarters. All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. and chef-curated food and bar and beverage table service are all available for purchase. Two-, three- and four-top socially distanced tables are available for ticketed reservation. INFO — fayettevilleroots.org or email help@fayetteville roots.org Terrific Tuesdays Botanical Garden of the Ozarks 4703 N. Crossover Road JUNE 22 — Bill Dollar & Loose Change JULY 13 — The Austin Farnam Quartet AUG. 17 — Dandelion Heart Thanks to the generosity of the Willard & Pat Walker Charitable Foundation, from June through August, the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks will be open and free to the public from 5 to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays for Terrific Tuesday Nights, which includes three free concerts during the season. This family-friendly series allows the community to experience the garden on beautiful summer evenings, with picnics, blankets and lawn chairs welcome. No pets, please. Glass, smoking, e-cig- arettes, tents, weapons and firearms are prohibited. INFO — 750-2620, bgozarks.org SPRINGDALE Live at Turnbow Enjoy live music in downtown Springdale on the last Thursday of the month. Live at Turnbow brings local musicians and bands to Walter Turnbow Park in down- town Springdale, performing a blend of country, folk, bluegrass, mariachi, funk and more. Grab a bite or sip in the Outdoor Dining District and enjoy the tunes. The live music begins at 6:30 p.m. and all concerts are free and open to the public. Dates: June 24 July 29 August 26 September 30 Performers TBD. INFO — downtownspringdale.org ROGERS Railyard Live Butterfield Stage 101 E. Cherry St. JUNE 11 — La Fiesta JUNE 12 — Funk Factory JUNE 18 — Playdead JUNE 19 — Grady Spencer & The Work, with Jon Bailey JUNE 25 — Vincent Neil Emerson JUNE 26 — 412 West JULY 2 — The Irie Lions JULY 3 — Akeem Kemp Band JULY 9 — Members Only Northwest Arkansas favorite — and daughter of Arkansas legend Levon Helm — Amy Helm returns to Fayetteville today, June 6, for one of her first live concerts since before the pandemic. Helm will perform as part of the ROOTS HQ on the Avenue series as she prepares for the release of her third solo album, "What the Flood Leaves Behind," coming June 18. (Courtesy Photo/Ebru Yildiz) Harmony-rich Fayetteville folk band Dandelion Heart will perform during the Gulley Park Concert Series July 29 and during Terrific Tuesdays at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks on Aug. 17. The Americana foursome released their debut album together, "Retrospect," Nov. 8. (Courtesy Photo) See Music Page 10