Upgrade U.O at Boise Music Festival

Published: June 26, 2015

The Boise Music Festival is turning up the heat with some big names in music at Expo Idaho June 27^th with Shaggy, Gloriana, Nick Jonas and, Rob Thomas. Six stages round up every music genre, the carnival is back and, new this year is a kid zone, including a Family Variety stage; truly there is something for everyone. With all of the upgrades to the festival, it’s a perfect time for attendees to learn about Upgrade U.0 at CWI! CWI’s Street Team will be mixing it up and right in the middle of all the excitement 50,000 music go-ers are expected to attend! Horticulture, Art and, Exercise Health Science will all be a part of it and they are looking forward to engaging with attendees. It may be your turn for the main stage this Fall at CWI!

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