Country star Lee Brice will play Sandy Amphitheater on Thursday, Aug. 20, bringing his music-first live act to the 2,750-seat venue with limited tickets remaining.

Brice, a GRAMMY-nominated, CMA and two-time ACM award winner with nine No. 1 radio singles, is touring behind his 2026 album "Sunriser." His younger brother Lewis Brice opens the show. Tickets are limited, according to the Sandy Amphitheater website.

Gates open at 6 p.m. Show starts at 7 p.m. The concert is rated Ages 10 and up.

The Sandy Journal's event listing describes the show as focused on music rather than spectacle, noting Brice typically performs at open-air venues and smaller theaters where his songs connect without a massive production. His hits include "One of Them Girls," "I Don't Dance," "Rumor" and "I Drive Your Truck."

Brice has accumulated more than 10 billion career streams and was the second country artist, behind Keith Urban, to earn Pandora's Billionaire plaque. His 2010 single "Love Like Crazy" spent 56 weeks on the country chart, breaking a 62-year-old record.

Lewis Brice, who appeared on Season 1 of CMT's "Can You Duet," has released his own country music and has performed alongside his brother on national television. The brothers sharing a stage gives the Aug. 20 show a family feel that fits the venue's intimate, outdoor setting against the Wasatch Mountains.

The venue is at 1300 E. 9400 S. in Sandy. Two parking lots are available, and the amphitheater is wheelchair accessible. Outside food and factory-sealed beverages are permitted, but no outside alcohol. Lawn chairs no higher than 12 inches from ground to seat are allowed with general admission lawn tickets. Children age 2 and under get in free unless a chair is required. No re-entry after exiting.

Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. The box office opens on event days an hour before doors and accepts card or exact cash only.

What else is coming to Sandy Amphitheater

The venue has a packed late-August schedule surrounding the Brice show:

• Tuesday, Aug. 18 — ZZ Top with Cheap Trick
• Friday, Aug. 21 — O.A.R. Three Decades Tour
• Saturday, Aug. 22 — The Head & The Heart benefit concert for the Ron McBride Foundation
• Monday, Aug. 24 — Free "Greatest Showman Sing-Along" movie night (no tickets required)