Going To The Woods: DeeOhGee / Nic Jamerson & TMJ / Eric Bolander Trio

PLEASE READ THE SAFETY PROTOCOL BEFORE PURCHASING TICKETSBell County Tourism, in partnership with Main Street Pineville, Pine Mountain State Resort Park, and Black Mountain Management, present the Black Mountain Management Signing Show. Join us October 10th for a socially distant concert at The Laurel Cove Amphitheater at the beautiful Pine Mountain State Resort Park featuring artists from the Black Mountain Management roster: Eric Bolander, Nicholas Jamerson & The Morning Jays, and DeeOhGee (formerly known as The Black Foot Gypsies). The gates will open at 6:00 PM with the music beginning at 7. _______________________________ With the ongoing COVID-19 situation, we do plan on having vigorous safety protocol in place for this show. This includes: * Selling an extremely limited number of tickets. There will be a third-capacity limit of 330 tickets sold for this show, so that we may properly socially distance groups within the crowd. Once tickets are bought, we will assign them location based on the order they were purchased in. * MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED when not in your seat. In order for live music to come back, we have to show that we care about one another's well-being. That being said, if you are anywhere other than your seat (merchandise table, drink line, bathroom line, entering or existing venue, etc), you MUST wear protective covering across your nose and mouth. If seen by security violating this rule, you will first be asked to put your mask on. We will provide one for you if needed at no charge. A second warning will result on person violating the rule and their group being asked to leave the premises. We hope that we will not have to do that. Please, wear your masks when not in your seat. * If you are exhibiting symptoms, we cannot allow you in and will refund your money. We will have a healthcare professional on site to help us monitor this. But please, if you are are feeling symptomatic AT ALL, please do not try to enter. * Social distance. Keep at least 6 feet apart from anyone not in your group. We will have signs and people helping maintain that distance upon entering. We will mark off lines to bathrooms, merchandise tables, and drink lines so that people know to stand at least 6 feet apart. * Use hand sanitizer early and often. We will have it all throughout the venue, and we encourage everyone to please use it. * Some areas may have a limit on how many people can be in them at one time, like the on-site bathrooms. We will have portojohns spaced out to help curtail issues of lines backing up. This may also go into affect for merchandise and drink lines, as space may only allow a certain number of people. If that is the case, wait for the line to die down and return later. * Be friendly, but use common sense. After so long with no shows, it'll be everyone's first instinct to run up and hug a concert buddy you've not seen in a while. In Governor Beshear's words "we can't be doing that". Wave, smile, but please...help us maintain social distance. We want to show that under the right circumstances, we can enjoy live music while still being stewards of good health. That only happens if everyone does their part.