Silverstein with Special Guests Rarity

 We've all seen country drive in shows, we've all seen rock radio drive in shows, but we haven't seen a hardcore rock drive in show!

That changes on September 25th, as local hard rock icons, "Silverstein" hit the main stage at "Live at The Drive In". 

This is a socially distanced 'Drive-In' show. Ticket purchase is PER VEHICLE!! You can bring as many people as legally allowed in your vehicle with seatbelts. Want to meet the local police department? Squeeze someone in the trunk ;) 

There are a few rules to follow, but this is an all out show. Full PA system, FM Transmitted to your car stereo, and not only is there a festival style stage, but there's a 40' video wall on either side of the stage. This will be the best drive in experience there is!

 

F.A.Q.:

1. Can I get out of my car?
   1. Currently under the orders of the provincial government, you can only exit your vehicle to use the bathroom, or pick up food. No loitering. This will be monitored, and you may be asked to return to your vehicle.
2. Is there alcohol?
   1. This is an all ages event, and well...you're driving right? Sorry, no alcohol permitted on site. 
3. Can I bring my own food?
   1. Yes, you're in your own vehicle, we just ask that you keep your garbage in the vehicle. We also kindly ask that you don't bring glass bottles of any sort, and again, PLEASE try and refrain from littering.
4. What was that about food?
   1. Closer to event time, we'll announce what will be available. But there will be food vendors on site
5. Can I buy merchandise?
   1. ABSOLUTELY! Upon arrival, you'll be told where to get merchandise. We ask that you practice social distancing while venturing over to the merchandise area. Please respect people's 6 foot boundary, and wear a mask.
6. Can I bring my camera?
   1. Cell phones and point and shoot cameras yes! We kindly ask that you refrain from using professional photography equipment. Event photographers get paid for the work they do, and they've spent years developing their art. Please leave the professional shots to the professional photographers.
7. Are masks mandatory?
   1. Where social distancing is not possible, we ask that you PLEASE wear a mask.
8. Are there washrooms?
   1. Yes, there will be portable toilets on site.
9. Where will I be parked?
   1. Parking is on a first come first parked basis. Depending on the section, you'll be parked in order of when you arrive. From the middle, out. 
10. Violence, aggression, or any form of abuse to fellow concert goers/staff/artists, will NOT be tolerated and will result in your removal from the facility.
11. Portable washrooms on site.

A few prohibited items for clarity:

1. Weapons of any sort
2. Alcohol
3. Illegal drugs of any sort
4. Airhorns
5. Laser pointers
6. High powered flashlights
7. Bad attitudes
8. Pets

 

Lastly...the truck question!! Here's where we're at with this. Most of our rows, are suitable for 2 cars deep. Trucks will be in the rear of these rows. Your group can sit in the box of the truck, we just ask that you respect the seatbelt counts or you’ll be asked to leave. Simple courtesy here. If you show up with a giant lifted monster truck, we're going to move you to the outside of the rows. Again...it's common courtesy. **We reserve the right to move obscenely large vehicles at any time.

 

 

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