Friday Night — Layne Bowen + Aaron Golay & The Original Sin
Layne Bowen opens the weekend with the kind of story only Idaho can produce. Born and raised here, Layne didn’t step into music professionally until age 37 — a true mid‑life awakening that’s become part of his legend. His voice carries grit, heart, and the unmistakable honesty of someone who found his calling later in life and ran with it.
Headlining Friday is Aaron Golay & The Original Sin, bringing their signature Idaho Americana to the Bone amphitheater. Their high‑energy, roots‑driven performance lights up the foothills and sets the tone for a weekend built on connection, community, and homegrown sound.
Saturday Night — Judd Erickson, Patrick Averill + Dawson Moon & The Gamblers
A Weekend Rooted in Idaho Spirit
IdaGrown in Bone is more than a concert — it’s a gathering of community, riders, families, and long‑time Bone faithful. Two nights of live music, cold drinks, and connection under the Idaho sky. IdaGrown in Bone is becoming a Bone tradition. We want it to be just as big as Brody’s Ride. A Bone-A-Fide Tribe celebration! We hope you consider joining us in creating something truly special
⭐ Rule #1 — Don’t Be a Dick.
That’s it. That’s the rule. If you can follow this one, everything else is easy.
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Dry Camping Available?
BONE-A-FIDE WEEKEND OVERNIGHT PERMIT
Roll in, settle down, and stay awhile—because the magic of IdaGrown doesn’t end when the final chord fades.
Your $65 Overnight Permit reserves space for one camping unit for the entire IdaGrown weekend, regardless of whether you bring a tent, camper van, horse trailer, RV, overlanding rig, or another rolling contraption you call home.
ARRIVAL: Friday beginning at 9:00 AM
DEPARTURE: Sunday by 12:00 Noon
PRICE: $65 per camping unit
There are no hookups—this is dry camping, Bone-A-Fide Legend style. Portable toilets will be available.
Come experience peaceful mornings in the foothills, music beneath the stars, and the wild beauty of the Idaho sky. Your stay doesn’t just give you a place to land—it supports Bone and helps us continue building a home for legendary experiences, generational music, community connection, and Idaho-grown stories.
Pack it in. Pack it out. Be kind to the land, the neighbors, and your fellow campers.
Event admission is sold separately. An Overnight Permit does not include concert tickets.
Age Restrictions?
None. If you can walk, ride, or be carried — you’re welcome. Same admission for every age, with the exception of children under 3 – Children under 3 are free. Parents, Rule #1 still applies to the tiny humans. 😉
Are Pets Welcome?
We love your furry friends. But the amphitheater is a no‑pet zone — for safety, comfort, and because some dogs think microphones are chew toys. Pets are welcome at your campsite, but they must stay secured. (Yes, even your “he listens really well” dog.)
Can I Bring Outside Food or Drinks?
Short answer: Nope. Long answer: It is against the law to bring outside food and drink into a licensed establishment. We’re a small Idaho business serving food and drinks during events — so please leave the coolers, mystery snacks, and “medically necessary” margarita mixes at home. If you have a genuine medical need, talk to us ahead of time and we’ll help you within the rules.
Is Smoking Allowed?
Yes — in designated smoking areas only. Please smoke or vape where we’ve marked it so everyone can breathe easy and enjoy the show.
Illegal substances (including marijuana and edibles) are not allowed anywhere at Bone. We don’t judge — we just follow Idaho law and keep the venue family‑friendly.
Can I Vape Anywhere?
Nope. Even if your vape smells like a tropical smoothie, please use the designated areas. Your cloud should not drift through the amphitheater like a rogue weather system.
Can I Bring My Own Cooler?
Only if it’s empty and you’re using it as a seat. Otherwise: No coolers. We’ve heard every excuse — “medical,” “emotional support beverages,” “my cousin’s a diabetic,” “it’s just water.” We love you, but we’ve heard it all.
Anything Else I Should Know?
Be kind. Be respectful. Be ready to sing under the Idaho sky. Bone is a vibe, a legacy, and a community — and you’re part of it the moment you roll in.
