Join us this year for amazing entertainment on our two festival stages.
MAIN STAGE located at the Snow College practice field just East of the Student Greenwood Center
PIONEER STAGE located in the Pioneer Village at Pioneer Park (42 N. 100 W. behind Maverick)
Headliner Main Stage Performance Saturday 12:30 PM -2:30 PM
Winning over live audiences has been Shupe’s natural-born talent since childhood. A fifth-generation fiddler, he started performing with his siblings at age 10. Shupe later formed the RubberBand, and the band took the long-running Telluride Bluegrass Festival in Colorado by storm, winning the live band contest. This launched them into the national music scene and, after signing with Capitol Records, they hit #13 on Billboard’s US Country Album Chart with their signature album, Dream Big. Their title track from that album continues to be an audience favorite, and has garnered over 2.1 million streams on Spotify.
Headliner Main Stage Performance Friday 6:00PM
Unmistakably Nordic in flavor, Sofia Talvik somehow still conforms to American interpretations of her own original music, a North Sea siren blending sparkle and melancholy. A veteran performer with 9 full length albums as well as numerous EPs, singles and tours behind her.
Growing up in Sweden her music has always had a special tint of her Scandinavian heritage, making her a favorite among music lovers.
Primarily a live artist, Talvik has taken her music across Europe and through 48 U.S. states, riding in her 1989 Winnebago Warrior with her husband at the wheel, digging deep into the American sound and channeling it through her Nordic roots to create a singular brand of Americana. Talvik releases all of her music on Makaki Music, a record label she started early in her career to maintain full control over her own recordings. While her Swedish roots serve as the basis for her songwriting, she often calls upon her many journeys and experiences for inspiration, especially the uniquely American archetype of roaming the endless highway.
Fjällklang, a Scandinavian Folk trio, has been performing Scandinavian folk music for over 15 years. Fjällklang means “Mountain Sound” in Swedish. The trio consists of professional musicians Madeline LeBaron, clarinet; Anna Johnson, fiddle; and Kyle Alm, piano. Their performance of traditional minuets, polskas, boureés, marches, and rigaudons will have you tapping your toe and envisioning the “old country”!
The Fox Brother’s Band knows how to leave a lasting impression. From Country and Rock to modern Pop hits, this high-energy group gets every crowd movin’ and groovin’. With infectious energy and undeniable stage presence, they bring a show that’s as entertaining as it is unforgettable.
Comprised of seasoned, professional musicians, members of The Fox Brother’s Band have individually performed with or opened for major artists including Neon Trees, Chris Janson, Lakeview, Riley Green, Chase Rice, Ian Munsick, Colter Wall, Halsey, Wiz Khalifa, Brantley Gilbert, and many more.
As the region’s premier Country, Rock, and Pop band, The Fox Brother’s Band
delivers a dynamic mix of original music and crowd-favorite covers—perfect for any audience and any event.
With searing guitar solos to strong vocals and driving rhythms, Mesozoic celebrates the greatest rock anthems of the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s.
You’ll find us lighting up events with hard hitting vocals, tight musicianship, and a gritty presence. The band creates an engaging live experience tailored to each venue and audience.
Featuring: Dr. Alan Titus (guitar/vocals), Will Leonard (guitar/vocals), Kim Titus (bass), Angie Woodberry (vocals & pink tambourine), and John Crowley (drums)
All roads lead to home…
Hi! My name is Rannoch (Razz) Purcell and I am the founder and director of Utah Taiko. Read on for some highlights of a musical journey that has taken me all over the world!
UTAIKO Arts Foundation brings Taiko to Utah!
Taiko is music you feel, plus movement and community in one practice. We offer small-group classes, workshops, performances and the most amazing community! We take the drums into the mountains to connect people through sound motion and nature.
Pioneer Stage is Sponsored by Skyline Music Studios in Ephraim
Skyline Music Studio was created in 2023 to do two things: help students fall in love with music, and to help students make massive progress towards their goals!
We offer professional, personalized music education for the following instruments/disciplines: Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Drumset, Voice, Violin, Viola
Learn more at www.skylinemusicstudio.com/sanpete
Combining ethnic traditions with exquisite costuming, Brigham Young University’s International Folk Dance Ensemble (IFDE) showcases the dance styles of the world and features the traditions of the United States at international folklore festivals. The Ensemble offers one of the broadest spectrums of folk dance performed by a single group of its kind. Its extensive repertoire includes music and dance from all over the world including Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia. Members of IFDE are chosen by audition from among the most skilled performers, involving more than 200 students.
Fathers and Sons is an upbeat feel good festival band blending contemporary favorites with iconic hits from the eighties, nineties, and today. The band is built around strong vocals and a powerful instrumental core including several guitars, drums, bass, and keyboards. The band delivers a lively full body sound that brings audiences of all ages together. The group’s name reflects its spirit: community, connection, and the joy of sharing music across generations. Fathers and Sons focuses on infectious energy, engaging lyrics, and recognizable tunes that invite crowds to sing, dance, and celebrate.
Fjällklang, a Scandinavian Folk trio, has been performing Scandinavian folk music for over 15 years. Fjällklang means “Mountain Sound” in Swedish. The trio consists of professional musicians Madeline LeBaron, clarinet; Anna Johnson, fiddle; and Kyle Alm, piano. Their performance of traditional minuets, polskas, boureés, marches, and rigaudons will have you tapping your toe and envisioning the “old country”!
Join us Friday May 22nd 8:30pm where we will be showing the 2025 live action “How To Train Your Dragon.”
At Pioneer Park- 42 North 100 West (behind Maverik)
2026 Sponsor: Custom Electrical Supply
Catch a Norse Myth storytelling in the Viking Village, a Scandinavian Folktale in the Scandinavian Village, or a Pioneer Story about the Scandinavian Settlers here in Sanpete in the Pioneer Village!
Our expert storytellers will be dramatizing these stories to entertain all ages!
STORYTIMES (Schedule subject to change)
FRIDAY
Viking Village (Norse Myths & Legends) 2:15 pm & 4:30 pm
Scandinavian Village (Scandinavian Folktales) 12:30 pm & 3:30 pm
Pioneer Village (Pioneer Scandinavian Ancestor Stories) 1:15 pm & 5:15 pm
SATURDAY
Viking Village (Norse Myths & Legends) 2:15 pm & 4:30 pm
Scandinavian Village (Scandinavian Folktales) 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm
Pioneer Village (Pioneer Scandinavian Ancestor Stories) 1:30 pm & 4:00 pm
Bios coming soon
