Shellabration Case Study

Tickets are on sale now for Shellabration

The people of Fort Dodge are not going to want to miss the biggest concert event of the summer. This year, The Steve Miller band will be headlining the annual Shellabration concert on Thursday, June 30 at the Harlan Rogers Sports Complex just north of Fort Dodge.

Jim Reed, the president of Shellabration says, “This is the single most well attended event in Fort Dodge all summer and residents will not want to miss out.”

Tickets for the annual Shellabration summer concert celebration are now available. Advance tickets are $38 with prices increasing to $45 on June 20. Tickets are available by phone at [phone], online at www.ticketweb.com or locally at Citizens Community Credit Union, CSBank, First American Bank, Fort Frenzy, Great Western Bank, Hy-Vee and Wells Fargo.

Reed says, “Ticket sales have been very brisk and we are

They released âThe Jokerã in 1973 and this single of a man confessing he is âa picker, a grinner, a lover and a sinnerã topped the charts, earning them their first number one hit.

Three years later, the band returned with the famous album Fly Like an Eagle, which charted at number 3. Three singles were released from the album: âTake the Money and Run,ã âFly Like an Eagle,ã and their second number one success, âRockán Me.ã Opening for The Steve Miller Band during Shellabration will be two locally-sourced groups. The first to take the stage will be Bad Authority, a classic and hard rock cover band. The Carroll-based group 's playlist includes songs by KISS, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC and Motely Crue. The young musicians have been known to even slip in an original song or two. Band members include Carroll High School senior Kyler Brinker, sophomore Miles Millard and Kuemper Catholic High School sophomore Ted