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For one country artist, after living his dream, he has decided to move on to the next chapter, which means giving up country music.

For those looking for something to do this weekend, here are some of the events taking place in the Magic Valley.

Have fun, get out, and attend one of these many events this weekend in Twin Falls and around the Magic Valley.

Certain music artists come along from time to time which take the industry by storm, and when these artists begin hitting it big they can't miss attractions.

Here are some of the events taking place this weekend you won't want to miss.

A local band is coming back to Twin Falls where it all started for a night of entertainment

In its second year, the annual Gathering is a free praise concert performed by a union of worship teams. Pastor Greg Fadness of Lighthouse Christain Church and Pastor Lynn Schaal of Amazing Grace Fellowship will host a team of worship leaders from throughout the Twin Falls area at this uplifting event.

There is more going on than just music festivals and concerts, but here are some options for what to do this weekend around Southern Idaho.

There are multiple options for farmer's markets when it comes to the Magic Valley, but there is one in the area that is a little different than the rest.

The performances begin June 2nd and will happen every Thursday through August 4th. Concerts start at 7:30 each night at the Twin Falls City Park.

Last week the lineup for this year's fair was announced and one of the biggest country music stars will be making their way to Idaho.

Anyone that has grown up watching Disney, knows they have the most iconic movies. One such classic is set to be performed in the Magic Valley starting this month.

One artist that does have that old-school sound is Randy Houser, and he is making his way to Idaho next month.

Best of all, there’s no charge for tickets!

Most girls grew up and are still growing up dreaming of being a Disney Princess, while most boys love watching the movies and think they could be the prince.

The Twin Falls Come to Bethlehem Christmas concert and nativity festival is back for 2021.

Cody Johnson, Ian Munsick and Easton Corbin were scheduled to play at the Extra Mile Arena in Boise on Thursday, October 14th. Unfortunately, the concert has officially been canceled.

What would you do if you heard your favorite band was coming to Twin Falls, but they required a Covid-19 vaccination to see them? More music fans are being faced with this dilemma.

We just got word from Garth Brooks representatives that more seating will be available starting today May 20th at noon for his show in Salt Lake City. The tickets are for extra bleacher seating that just opened up.

Last year Matchbox Twenty announced that they were touring with the Wallflowers and then COVID made a mess of things. Thankfully, they have finally announced the rescheduled concert date in both Nampa and Salt Lake City depending on which show you might want to attend.