Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City Announces Return of Anthem Entertainment
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (April 19, 2021) – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City announced today that live entertainment will return to Anthem. Among the first to perform this summer; The Pork Tornadoes Jun. 4, David Allan Coe Jun. 5, Everclear Jun. 11, and Mark Chesnutt Jul. 15.
Tickets for these events will go on sale, Friday, April 23, and may be purchased at www.hardrockcasinosiouxcity.com or in-person at the hotel Rock Shop. If a ticket was previously purchased for a rescheduled event, no further action is needed as the tickets will be valid for the announced rescheduled date. All events in Anthem are for guests 21 and older.
All other postponed shows will be announced in a phased approach as the artists begin to reschedule their tours.
Hard Rock is taking all possible steps to ensure their employees, artists and guests are SAFE + SOUND. In order for everyone to enjoy the energy and excitement of the Anthem stage again, they are asking all ticket holders to be concert cautious. They are encouraging attendees to wear face masks, wash their hands, respect one another’s boundaries, and stay home if they are not feeling well.
Procedures and precautions implemented at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino:
- Thermal Imaging. Guest and team member entrances are equipped to allow our security team to conduct non-invasive temperature checks utilizing thermal imaging. In accordance with CDC guidelines, anyone displaying a temperature of 100.4 or more, displaying a cough, shortness of breath or other symptoms of COVID-19 will be discretely offered a secondary temporal temperature screening. Guests and team members with temperatures of 100.4 or more will not be permitted to enter the property.
Masks. All team members who work in direct guest-service areas will be wearing masks as part of their uniforms to protect themselves, our guests and their fellow team members. Masks are encouraged for anyone visiting Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
Sanitation Stations. Hand sanitizer dispensers and sanitizer wipes have been placed throughout the property for guest and team member usage.
Frequent Sanitization. Surfaces that are frequently touched, such as handrails and doorknobs, will be sanitized by custodial staff frequently.
For more information about the SAFE + SOUND protocols at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City visit https://www.hardrockcasinosiouxcity.com/covid-19-updates/.
The Pork Tornadoes
The Midwest’s Premiere Party Band. The group has spent the last 20 years becoming one of the area’s most popular cover bands, playing all your favorite pop/rock hits from the 1980s-today. Their debut EP peaked on the Apple iTunes Pop charts at #20 and was streamed over half a million times in 2020.
David Allan Coe
Hit songs include: “Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile,” “The Ride,” “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” and “She Used to Love Me a Lot”
David Allan Coe served time in prison before setting his dreams on becoming a country music star. Coe headed to Nashville in 1967 and found his first big success over five years later — as a songwriter.
Coe’s musical style derives from blues, rock and country music traditions. His vocal style is described as a “throaty baritone.” His lyrical content is often humorous or comedic, with William Ruhlmann describing him as a “near-parody of a country singer.” Stephen Thomas Erlewine describes Coe as “a great, unashamed country singer, singing the purest honky-tonk and hardest country of his era …… He may not be the most original outlaw, but there’s none more outlaw than him.”
EVERCLEAR
Hit songs include: “Wonderful,” “Santa Monica,” “Father of Mine” and “Everything to Everyone”
After forming in 1992, the members of Everclear have enjoyed a lengthy career spanning 11 studio releases, thousands of shows, numerous music videos and a 1998 Grammy nomination for Best Rock Instrumental Performance. The band hosts an annual traveling rock ‘n’ roll festival known as Summerland, where they have shared the stage with bands such as Sugar Ray, Soul Asylum, Filter and Marcy Playground.
Mark Chesnutt
Neo-honky tonker Mark Chesnutt parlayed a solid grounding in classic country into chart-topping stardom during the ’90s. Born in Beaumont, Texas, in 1963, Chesnutt grew up listening to his father’s extensive country record collection (Bob Chesnutt had been a locally popular singer who never hit it big, and thus worked as a used-car salesman). Chesnutt learned both guitar and drums and made his professional singing debut with his father’s band at age 15 on the local club scene. He even dropped out of high school for a time to pursue music, but later reconsidered and got his diploma; meanwhile, his father began taking him to Nashville for recording sessions.
UPCOMING CONCERTS IN ANTHEM
6.4 | The Pork Tornadoes [Rescheduled]
6.5 | David Allan Coe [Rescheduled]
6.11 | Everclear [Rescheduled]
7.15 | Mark Chesnutt