easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic stamina recommended for paddling and standing during concerts.
Enjoy live music on the scenic lake at Hurricane, Utah with Concerts on the Water. Rent kayaks or paddleboards, sip on complimentary beverages, and soak in the summer vibes on the water.
Floating Concert & Beach Concert Series
You must have a concert ticket/wristband to enjoy the show. You can purchase these ticket/wristbands for just $15/person. Discounted rental prices listed are with the purchase of a ticket.
A fantastic way to listen to music. Come enjoy a live band while hanging out with your buddies on the lake. Ticket purchase gets you a wristband allowing access to "Concert Cove" and a non-alcoholic beverage.
Bring your own gear or rent from Dig Paddlesports. Your concert ticket gets you a discounted 2-hour rental item if you need a kayak or paddleboard (be back by 9:30pm).
Check in at the Dig office to get your wristband.
Thank you to Damon Atkinson of Dream Season Guiding for providing the Pontoon boat for the band.
2025 concerts May 26th - Charlie OK and The Last Light 7-9pm May 30th - Dovydas (look up his YouTube) June 7th - Beach Luau - Look for the page on www.digpaddlesports.com for more info July 5th - Pending July 26th - Paddle Out Band August - Runaway Fire? Date Pending September - Band and Date Pending
More Summer concerts TBA
Secure a good spot on the water or nearby shore by arriving early before the concert starts.
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the strong Utah sun while waiting and paddling.
Take advantage of complimentary non-alcoholic beverages and bring extra water to stay hydrated during the event.
Having some basic knowledge of kayak or paddleboard paddling will make your time on the water more enjoyable and safe.
Hurricane and Sand Hollow Reservoir are part of a region historically inhabited by the Southern Paiute tribe, with the area now popular for water sports and outdoor recreation.
DIG Paddlesports practices eco-friendly operations to minimize impact on the lake’s ecosystem and encourages visitors to follow Leave No Trace principles.
Protects your skin from intense UV rays during daytime lake activities.
summer specific
Stay hydrated while enjoying the concert and paddling on the lake.
Evenings can get cooler, so layering is important for comfort.
spring specific
Provides grip and protects feet when entering and exiting boats or paddling.
summer specific