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Young the Giant - In The Open Tour
- Dates: September 27, 2025
- Times: Gates 5:00pm; Show 6:15pm
- Admission: See Event Website for Details
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The Coves at Smith Mountain Lake
Location: Coves Amphitheater at Smith Mountain Lake
301 Ivy Lane
Union Hall, VA 24176 - Phone: (540) 717-0000
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Chart-topping and critically acclaimed rock band Young the Giant depart on their In The Open tour, bringing an intimate concert experience to beautiful spaces and venues across America. The acoustic tour will bring reimagined versions of fan-favorite songs to concertgoers in ways that have never before been performed live. Learn more about the band here. [youngthegiant.com]
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Young the Giant - In The Open Tour
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