Grammy-winning band set to take stage at venue with mountain view in Colorado
Ford Amphitheater, courtesy image.
Known for hits like ‘Drops of Jupiter’, ‘Meet Virginia’, ‘Calling All Angels’, and ‘Hey, Soul Sister,’ the iconic pop rock band Train is set to take the stage at Colorado Springs’ Ford Amphitheater this weekend.
The show will also feature artist Edwin McCain, perhaps best known for his hit song ‘I’ll Be’ – a wedding classic.
For those still waiting to check out the outdoor Ford Amphitheater venue during its first full concert season, this will be a great chance to do so. Train has been around since 1993 and have won three Grammys over their run, sure to put on a show.
The show will take place on Saturday, September 6, with tickets starting at $62.75 at time of publishing.
Ford Amphitheater is located on the northern side of Colorado Springs, featuring fire pits and a mountain view that’s perfect for sunsets.
Learn more about this show and others taking place at the venue over upcoming weeks here.
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