Rusted Root Tour Coming To Tussey Mountain
Pittsburgh-based Rusted Root — yes, the band that plays “Send Me On My Way” — will perform at the Tussey Mountain Ampitheatre on Saturday, June 1. The group has a brand new album called the The Movement set to be released on October 30th, and they’ll be playing old hits such as “Martyr” and “Ecstasy” along with their new stuff.
Mysterytrain, a self-proclaimed “five-piece psychedelic jam band originally from the Central Pennsylvania region”, will be the opening act for Rusted Root. You can check out some of their music by heading to their website. I had the pleasure of doing that for you, and was pleasantly surprised to find that Mysterytrain is a solid, tight jam band with good melodies just the right amount of improvisational solos.
Tickets for the concert start at $20 for now, but will increase to $30 after May 24th, so be sure to buy yours now if you want to catch the show. Tussey Mountain’s website warns that parking is limited and costs $5. You can buy both your ticket and your parking pass on their website or by heading to their ticket office.
And just in case you needed a reminder of why you should be at this concert, take a listen to everyone’s favorite montage song, “Send Me On My Way”:
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