Get ready for an unforgettable night as the acclaimed tribute band, When Doves Cry, brings the magic of Prince to life at the Harris Center for the Arts in Folsom. Mark your calendars for August 10 at 7:30 p.m., because this is a concert you won’t want to miss. Tickets are expected to sell fast to see the top rated tributes to one of music’s great that was gone way too soon.
Presented by Scott Thomas Productions, When Doves Cry – The Prince Tribute Show will deliver a live concert experience like no other. The talented 8-piece band will perform the entire “Purple Rain” album in celebration of its 40th anniversary. Fans will be transported back to the first time they heard iconic hits like “Purple Rain,” “When Doves Cry,” and more. This performance is a heartfelt homage to the musical genius of Prince, capturing his essence in every note.
Formed in Sacramento, California, in late 2015, When Doves Cry has become renowned for their authentic and electrifying performances. With over 180 shows and 80 sold-out performances, they have captivated more than 81,000 fans across North America. The band is the only Prince tribute act in the world to have performed both the “1999” and “Purple Rain” albums in their entirety during a single show. Their dedication to performing Prince’s music as he wrote it sets them apart, making each concert a true celebration of his legacy.
In addition to the full “Purple Rain” album, the band will also play a set of Prince’s greatest hits, showcasing the depth and versatility of his discography. From the lead vocalist to the guitarist and every other member of the band, When Doves Cry delivers a performance that honors Prince’s artistry with remarkable accuracy and passion.
Tickets for this extraordinary event range from $44 to $72 and can be purchased through the Harris Center box office or online at www.harriscenter.net. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Prince live—get your tickets today and prepare to be dazzled by When Doves Cry.
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