AEG Presents is thrilled to announce SIERRA FERRELL - SHOOT FOR THE MOON TOUR live at the Dillon Amphitheater June 20th, 2025! SCHEDULE Public On-Sale: Friday, January 31 @ 10am MT TICKETS General Admission: $82.44 ($60.50 ticket + $21.94 fees) Accessible Seating: $82.44 ($60.50 ticket + $21.94 fees) Day of Show - General Admission: $88.64 ($66.00 ticket + $22.64 fees) ** Sierra Ferrell has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 per ticket goes to providing critical relief and long-term recovery support for individuals, families, and communities impacted by the devastating LA wildfires via the PLUS1 LA Fires Fund. ARTIST BIO One of the brightest young luminaries in roots music today, Sierra Ferrell brings a dose of beautifully strange magic to everything she touches. Since the release of her 2024 album Trail of Flowers (Rounder Records), the West Virginia-born singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist has taken home the Artist of the Year and Album of the Year prizes at the Americana Honors & Awards, and earned four GRAMMY nominations: Best Americana Album (Trail of Flowers), Best American Roots Performance (“Lighthouse”), Best Americana Performance (“American Dreaming”), and Best American Roots Song (“American Dreaming”). Ferrell has collaborated with the likes of Margo Price, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Post Malone, enchanting audiences across North America and Europe with her high-spirited and dazzling live performances. On Trail of Flowers, the Nashville-based artist expands her sound while deepening the urgency of her songs, often revealing a wealth of wisdom within her wildly imaginative storytelling. Her first full-length since Long Time Coming—a 2021 release that drew praise from outlets like Pitchfork, Paste, PopMatters, and No Depression—Trail of Flowers came to life with producer Eddie Spear (Zach Bryan, Brandi Carlile, Chris Stapleton) and additional production by Gary Paczosa (Alison Krauss, Dwight Yoakam, Gillian Welch). Esteemed musicians like Chris Scruggs also contributed to the album. In keeping with a musical upbringing that included playing everywhere from truck stops to boxcars to New Orleans street corners, the album journeys from freewheeling bluegrass to heartrending old-time music to fantastically gritty honky-tonk and beyond, endlessly changing shape to accommodate the immense scope of Ferrell’s eccentric musicality. Mainly recorded at Sound Emporium Studios and featuring guest appearances from singer/songwriters Lukas Nelson and Nikki Lane, Trail of Flowers ultimately fulfills her longstanding mission of making music that transcends all barriers of time. “I wanted to create something that makes people feel nostalgic for the past, but excited about the future of music,” Ferrell points out. Instantly proving her extraordinary capacity to merge timeless musicianship with lyrics exploring modern concerns, Trail of Flowers opens with “American Dreaming”: a world-weary yet soul-stirring track that speaks to the struggle to build a good life in a culture consumed by capitalism. Another song informed by her singular outlook on the modern world, “Fox Hunt,” takes the form of a furiously stomping epic driven by galloping rhythms and feverish fiddle work from Ferrell. On “Rosemary,” she delves further into her old-time roots, delivering the album’s most haunting moment: a stark but spellbinding story-song graced with a few bars of soulful yodeling. A profoundly gifted vocalist, Ferrell often captures an entire world of feeling in just a single line, particularly on tracks like “Dollar Bill Bar”—a swinging but wistful number cycling from longing to regret to devil-may-care attitude with impossible ease. And on “I Could Drive You Crazy,” Ferrell serves up one of the most joyful moments on Trail of Flowers, sharing a harmony-fueled, singalong-ready love song that’s both self-effacing and gloriously fun. In selecting a title for her latest body of work, Ferrell chose to reference her deep love of flowers and affinity for surrounding herself with gorgeously colorful blossoms—a perfect reflection of her wondrous inner world. As a listening experience, Trail of Flowers provides a similar sensation of all-enveloping and off-kilter beauty—one that Ferrell hopes might lift others into a more charmed state of mind. “I’m just trying to put words and melodies together and build it into something people can pour their feelings into—all their happiness and sorrows—so that it changes their reality a little bit and gives them some comfort,” she says. “To me, music is like medicine. And whenever I write a song and it feels healing to me, I know it can heal other people too.” EVENT PARKING Free event parking is available in 10 town-owned parking lots, and on many town streets, all within a 10-minute walk to the venue. PARKING INFORMATION