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Alive After 5 concerts return to downtown Billings
Courtesy the Downtown Billings Alliance
Aive After 5 returns to downtown Billings
By: Q2 News
and last updated 2021-05-03 16:00:21-04
BILLINGS - The Downtown Billings Alliance and Valley Credit Union announced Monday the return of the Alive After 5 concert series in downtown Billings.
The concerts were canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The community can look forward to four Alive After 5 summer concerts in 2021 instead of the typical eight dates, the concert organizers said in a press release. This small-batch series will have all the energy of past years, concentrated in a shorter and safer AA5 season. The DBA, along with eight other Billings performing arts and event producers recently came together and
BILLINGS -Â The Downtown Billings Alliance (DBA) and Valley Credit Union are happy to announce the return of Alive After 5 (AA5), after the much-anticipated outdoor concert series was cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Downtown Billings said in a release, the community can look forward to four Alive After 5 summer concerts in 2021, instead of the typical eight dates. They say this small-batch series will have all the energy of past years concentrated in a shorter and safer AA5 season.
Each of the AA5 outdoor concerts take place at a different downtown location Thursday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. Admission to each event is free to the public, however, those 21 and older wishing to consume alcohol will need to purchase a wristband for $2.Â