Electric City Rocks!: 311, Live, AWOLNATION, Neon Trees & Des Rocs at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

It's all explosive energy, raw talent, incredible passion, insane musicianship, and an all-around good time with this year's Electric City Rocks, the all-day rock festival that should be on the top of everyone’s to-see list.

There is never a dull moment with 311. Their incredible contagious energy will hook every last audience member immediately, whether you are a fan following them everywhere or it's a first. When they rock, they rock hard, with bangers such as "Beautiful Disasters" and "Creatures (For A While)."
311’s distinct hybrid sound, comprising rock and roll bordering on metal, with loud, in-your-face guitars, a reggae undercurrent, elements of rap, and a funk vibe, absolutely tears up the stage, leaving crowds wanting more and more.

The profound impact Live has had on lives all around is uncontested. With smash hits such as “The Dolphin’s Cry”, “Lightning Crashes”, “I Alone” and “Lakini’s Juice", Live has literally become a force pulling from the center of the earth. The perfect mixture of driving drums, memorable classic rock riffs, lyrics that hit the soul at 180, and frontman Ed Kowalczyk's passionate, smooth vocals gets in your veins and won't let go. There is only one thing that can magnify Live's towering songs—witnessing the musical prowess yourself, guaranteed to leave you speechless.

Chart-topper AWOLNATION's hard-edged electro-indie rock music is like a whirlwind of electrifying energy and genre-defying sounds. Their hit single, "Sail", earned them multiple award nominations and diamond status.

Neon Trees' energy is running hot. They effortlessly transition between animated fun, pumping music, and touching interactions. Their first single, "Animal", shot right to the top, earning the group a BMI Pop Award and a Billboard Music Award.

Singer, songwriter, and shredder Des Rocs wows crowds everywhere with hits such as "Used to The Darkness" and "Dream Machine." He sets the stage on fire with his sultry vocals, razor-edged riffs, and incredible energy.

The Pavilion at Montage Mountain is ready to host the best of rock, and with its seating capacity of 18,000, state-of-the-art sound and lighting, incredible acoustics, and soaring views over Scranton, and various upgrade packages available, the crowd is guaranteed a mix of great views, the best of experiences and some epic live music.