The Electric Theater Center

Concerts at the Electric: The Bombshell Flowers

Utah alternative rock trio <strong>The Bombshell Flowers</strong> plays a free show on <strong>Monday, November 9, 2026, at 7 p.m.</strong> The band, formed in 2011 by Brenden Blackham, Brantly Green and Gavin Cox, blends surf, indie rock and pop with three-part harmonies. It took a hiatus from 2017 to 2020 before returning and touring the western U.S. indie circuit. Concerts at the Electric, formerly the Winter Concert Series, is a free City of St. George series at <a href="/businesses/electric-theater/">The Electric Theater</a>, 68 E Tabernacle St in downtown <a href="/city/st-george/">St. George</a>. Seating is first come, first served, and donations are appreciated. The series continues with the Color Country Choir on December 14.

Electric Comedy Christmas Special

Electric Comedy brings a holiday stand-up night, the <strong>Electric Comedy Christmas Special</strong>, to <a href="/businesses/electric-theater/">The Electric Theater Center</a>, 68 E Tabernacle St in downtown <a href="/city/st-george/">St. George</a>, on <strong>Friday, November 13, 2026</strong>. Eva Fry hosts, the UAA Improv Company (a high school improv troupe from Utah Arts Academy) opens, and the lineup includes Ethan Deceuster, Darel Nakai and Salt Lake City touring comedian Adam Broud, whom the organizer associates with Dry Bar, Studio C and Comedy Church. The show runs about two hours with a meet-and-greet outside afterward. Electric Comedy rates the night PG-13 and limits it to ages 14 and up. The Eventbrite listing gives several different door and show times, so check the listing for the confirmed start time before you go. Ticket prices on the listing start at $26.69, parking is free, and the organizer says shows often sell out. Groups of 10 or more can email electriccomedynight@gmail.com for group pricing. For more holiday entertainment, see our <a href="/news/christmas-events-southern-utah/">Christmas events in Southern Utah</a> guide.

A Christmas Carol: A New Musical

Encore Performing Arts stages <strong>A Christmas Carol: A New Musical</strong>, its original musical adaptation of the Charles Dickens story, at <a href="/businesses/electric-theater/">The Electric Theater</a>, 68 E Tabernacle St in downtown <a href="/city/st-george/">St. George</a>, from <strong>November 30 through December 18, 2026</strong>. Evening performances are Monday through Saturday at 7 p.m., with 2 p.m. matinees on Saturdays, December 5 and 12; there are no Sunday shows. The December 12 matinee includes an ASL-interpreted section, reserved by emailing fundraising@encorepa.org. Encore says 2026 is its fifth year performing the show. Tickets are sold through Encore's ThunderTix page. For more holiday shows and light displays, see our <a href="/news/christmas-events-southern-utah/">Christmas events in Southern Utah</a> guide.

Concerts at the Electric: Color Country Choir

The <strong>Color Country Choir</strong> performs a free concert on <strong>Monday, December 14, 2026, at 7 p.m.</strong> The city has not yet posted program details, so check its Concerts at the Electric page closer to the date. Concerts at the Electric, formerly the Winter Concert Series, is a free City of St. George series at <a href="/businesses/electric-theater/">The Electric Theater</a>, 68 E Tabernacle St in downtown <a href="/city/st-george/">St. George</a>. Seating is first come, first served, and donations are appreciated. The series continues in 2027 with Water Tower on January 11 and Paddle Out on February 8. For more December concerts and lights, see our <a href="/news/christmas-events-southern-utah/">Christmas events in Southern Utah</a> guide.

Concerts at the Electric: Water Tower

Los Angeles band <strong>Water Tower</strong> plays a free show on <strong>Monday, January 11, 2027, at 7 p.m.</strong> Founded by multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Kenny Feinstein, the group mixes bluegrass and old-time music with punk rock, a style it calls punk rock bluegrass, and the city notes it was the first bluegrass band to play the Vans Warped Tour. Its live shows mix square dancing and moshing. Concerts at the Electric, formerly the Winter Concert Series, is a free City of St. George series at <a href="/businesses/electric-theater/">The Electric Theater</a>, 68 E Tabernacle St in downtown <a href="/city/st-george/">St. George</a>. Seating is first come, first served, and donations are appreciated. The series continues with Paddle Out on February 8.