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POISON, SKID ROW Confirmed For Idaho's ROCK THE FALLS

May 18, 2011

POISON will headline the Rock The Falls festival, set to take place August 10 at Sandy Downs in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Also scheduled to appear are SKID ROW, POP EVIL and ROCK SUGAR.

According to a press release, "Rock The Falls is bound to be the most unforgettable show Idaho Falls has ever seen. This can't-miss concert will combine the biggest hits with an absolutely epic stage show. Not to mention an all-star roster of bands that, combined, have sold millions of records and have over 20 top 40 hits between them."

Tickets go on sale on Friday, May 20, at 10 a.m.

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