This weekend, The Rock presents the CARVER LOUIS BAND! Born and raised in small-town Tooele, Utah, Carver lived the life of any hometown kid. He grew up playing sports for the local high school, from running track to being the quarterback of the football team. During rodeo season he ran shoots and did Monday Night Buck Outs, all while listening to the greats like George Straight and Alan Jackson. Being molded by small-town country music it was only fitting that Carver took the title of Mr. Tooele 2016 with his cover of Thomas Rhett’s “Die a Happy Man.” More about Carver below!

It's about time we got back out on the town, listened to some great live music, and enjoyed some fine wine, beer, cocktails, and eats. And it's all executed with everyone's safety in mind in the spacious, carefully laid out subterranean O.P. Rockwell Music Hall (look for "the red door!"), now featuring a cutting-edge air purification system.

There is a limited number of seats available for this event. Charcuterie platters are available for purchase in advance when you book your tickets. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the music starts shortly thereafter.

THIS IS A 21-AND-OVER EVENT.

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Precautions we are taking to ensure everyone's safety: This is a COVID-conscious gathering. Your party will be seated a minimum of six feet away from other groups inside The Rock Building at 268 Main Street, which features a brand-new, air-purification feature. Tables are sanitized, and hand sanitizer is available throughout the room. Guests are required to wear their masks unless seated at their tables. We follow all Summit County COVID-19 guidelines.