CANCELLED - Saturday, February 13, 2021 – 8pm (original date Saturday, May 16, 2020)

UPDATE: The Sugar Ray concert originally scheduled for May 16th and then rescheduled to February 13, 2021 has now been officially cancelled, out of an abundance of caution due to the ongoing situation with COVID-19.  Refunds will be issued for all tickets purchased.

Ticket buyers may request refunds at the point of purchase.

All guests who purchased tickets online or over the phone do not need to contact anyone.  Credit cards will be automatically refunded.  Please allow up to five business days for the refund to process.

Guests who purchased tickets in person in the Gift Shop will need to contact the Gift Shop for a refund.  They will need to present the Gift Shop with their order confirmation information.

When “Sugar Ray’s” breakthrough hit song “Fly” put them on the map in 1997, lead vocalist Mark McGrath was thrust into the public eye. It’s no doubt the band maintains its momentum due in no small part to the good looks, charisma and talent of its front man, Mark McGrath.

McGrath first appeared with Sugar Ray (then known as the Shrinky Dinx) when he jumped on stage and grabbed the microphone. Two years later, in 1994, the band changed its name and landed a deal with Atlantic Records. Shortly after, in 1997, the band’s collaboration with reggae artist Super Cat resulted in the song “Fly,” which dominated the airwaves. Later that year, and following the success of their number-one hit, Sugar Ray released its second album, “Floored,” which went double-platinum. Sugar Ray’s success rocketed McGrath to pop-star status, as he graced the covers of “Rolling Stone” and “Spin.”

After “Floored,” Sugar Ray released “14:59,” in reference to its fading “15 minutes of fame.” Ironically, the CD wound up outselling its predecessor, going triple-platinum with hit singles “Every Morning,” “Someday” and “Falls Apart.” Their success continued with the release of the self-titled album, “Sugar Ray,” which garnered the band it’s first-ever top-10 album.

Anyone with questions can call 877-677-3456 or 319-648-1234.  You may also email tickets@riversidecasinoandresort.com.