Arts Jubilee Presents: The Not Fade Away Band

NOT FADE AWAY BAND is a skilled group of musicians with decades worth of cumulative experience brought together by a mutual love for the music and culture of the Grateful Dead. 'NFAB' strives to bring their audiences high energy, danceable versions of their favorite songs. Each show is a unique experience with a mix of Grateful Dead along with covers from various artists and select NFAB originals. Every song is played in our own style with soulful vocal harmonies and psychedelic improvisational jams.

Having performed at venues and festivals all over the region, NFAB has gained a “deadicated” following with whom we continue to celebrate the unique relationship between the music, the culture, the musicians, and the fans. You know our love will not fade away!

OPENING ACT AT 6 PM: THE DELLAVALLA TRIO

PLEASE NOTE THAT ONLINE TICKET SALES CLOSE AT 12 PM ON THE DAY OF EACH CONCERT. TICKETS WILL STILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FRONT GATE WHEN THE VENUE OPENS AT 5:30 PM.

Pay at the gate (cash or credit)

Adults: $20
Seniors (65+): $15
Students: $5
​Kids (12 & under): FREE!

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: This is an outdoor concert at the base of the North Slope at Cranmore Mountain. Our concerts are 'rain or shine' with the exception of rare circumstances, so concertgoers are advised to come prepared as they would to any outdoor event. Please note that Cranmore Mountain has a strict 'No Dogs Except Service Dogs' policy. Seating is not provided at the venue, so concertgoers are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs or blankets. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the property. Select food and beers are available for purchase on site. Parking is free. For more information please visit www.artsjubilee.org.

Arts Jubilee is a non-profit organization that presents an outdoor 5-concert series every summer at Cranmore Mountain Resort in North Conway, New Hampshire. Our mission since being established in 1983 has been "To bring world-class, live music performances to the valley normally found only in metropolitan areas, and to present an 'Artist in the Schools' program to area schools, annually."