The Band of Heathens DOORS OPEN: 4:00pm MEMBER PRESALE: Thursday, March 31st - 10:00am VIP ON SALE: Friday, April 1st - 10:00am GA ON SALE: Thursday, July 28th - 10:00am VIP TICKETS: Everyone over age 6 must have their own VIP ticket to gain entry to the VIP section. Please bring your digital or printed out ticket to the venue to gain entry and pick up your VIP wristband at the Levitt check-in tent upon arrival. VIP tickets are $35.00 per person and include the following: Access to premium viewing location in the VIP section 1 FREE drink of choice VIP bar access and separate bar line Limited lounge seating (when available - you are encouraged to bring your own blanket & lawn chair to guarantee seating).    FREE GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS: General Admission tickets are one ticket per person. Lawn seating, no chairs are provided. Free ticket holders are asked to arrive at the venue by 20 minutes past showtime, otherwise your ticket may be forfeit​ to walkup guests. ______________________________________________ The Band of Heathens With their professional lives on hold during the pandemic, The Band of Heathens found a year-longcreative workaround. Every Tuesday night, the five-piece group came together via Zoom from theirrespective homes–from L.A. to Asheville-to host theGood Time Supper Club, a ninety-minutevariety program.“It was nice to be able to use music as a connective thread and something that's healing,” says guitarist-vocalist Ed Jurdi. “We were doing itfor ourselves, but the greatest benefit was how it created thiscommunity for us to hang out with our fans.”Guitarist-vocalist and fellow founding member Gordy Quist agrees. “The show was like a release,where we all connected and forgot about the stuffgoing on around us. At some point, we decided tobring in guests for an interview, and that turned into 'Hey, let's pre-record a music video of a cover songwith each of them.'”That segment of the show, calledRemote Transmissions, became a much-anticipated fan favorite eachweek. And it is now the title of their latest album, featuring covers of ten classic songs with guestvocals by the likes of Margo Price, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Charlie Starr.It's just the latest innovative move for The Band Of Heathens, who over the last fifteen years havereleased nine acclaimed albums of roots rock originals, played festivals like Bonnaroo and South bySouthwest, and toured the world many times over (Rolling Stonecalls them “a smoking live band”), allwhile remaining that rarest of birds–a truly independent group