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S&S Presents

Movements

Downward, Portraits
Saturday, October 22 2022
7:00 PM MDT
The Beehive
666 South State Street
Salt Lake City UT, 84111
Guaranteed resale tickets may be available in our Fan Marketplace

This show has no covid requirements. Please email nic@sartainandsaunders.com with any questions.


When in 1993 some musicians got together in Bielefeld to form a Reggae band they named the band MOVEMENTS. This name expressed their feeling of being part of the MOVEMENT OF JAH PEOPLE - the spiritual and mental exodus from Babylon. They were inspired by the uniting power of RASTAFARI, the movement that has made it’s way from the island of Jamaica to Europe ever since the seventies and is best known for it’s Reggae music. But they probably had no idea how much the name would be defining the band’s development - constantly moving and changing but always true to the message and the way of the Roots.

The love for reggae brought them together and due to the band’s international character it became their goal to bring together different people through their music. And in their opinion the best way to do this was Roots-Reggae which unites all people. So the musical orientation was clear from the beginning. Nevertheless the music picked up many different individual styles. It’s these ups and downs which show vividly in the music and make it unique. Since the early days of the Rasta pioneers like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear and several others much has changed in the world’s conception of Roots Reggae. It’s widely accepted and appreciated by it’s fans as the true original form of Reggae. Roots Reggae is timeless but not always mainstream.

MOVEMENTS convinced both fans and critics partly because of the cooperation with national and international artists. Names like Xavier Naidoo, D-Flame, Brothers Keepers and Söhne Mannheims speak for themselves.

Frontman is one of the bands founders, Uwe “Banton”, who is composer and song writer of most of the MOVEMENTS’ songs and determines the band’s musical direction. In 1999 he introduced the Jamaican singer Jah Meek to the band and since then they cooperate on stage and as song writers. Though the band’s members change periodically it doesn’t keep the MOVEMENTS from moving on.

The MOVEMENTS definitely have a message and they deliver it by using form and language of the authentic Reggae. But apart from songs in English their repertoire also includes German texts, both moving and religious at the same time. Long is the list of festivals and clubs where the band has played over the years.

Venue and Concert Rules * Tickets are required for all attendees ages 4 and over. * Everyone entering the venue must have a ticket. * No cash ticket purchases – all purchases made online through 24tix.com. * Re-entry is allowed, and will re-pass through security. * No weapons or firearms. * No coolers. * No pets allowed, service dogs must have ID. * No outside food or beverage of any kind. * No pro audio, video, or photo equipment. * No chairs, umbrellas. * Blankets are allowed. * Concert is rain or shine. * No refunds. * Security reserves the right to refuse service at their discretion.

Ticket Types General Admission: The General Admission area includes sloped grass and 3 of the 4 bleachers. NOTE: Many patrons use this space for standing/dancing and the view may be obstructed. Bathrooms, vendors and beer sales, water fountains, are in GA, and are accessible by way of cobblestone path or grass.

Pepsi Pit: Offers a limited number of attendees to be in a reserved section directly in front of the stage. Pepsi Pit ticket holders enjoy all the GA area benefits, including bathrooms, vendors and beer sales, water fountains. There are no amenities in the Pepsi Pit area. Access to the Pepsi Pit area is through dense crowds over grass, cobblestone, and cement pathways. Although there are chairs in this area, this space is sold to accommodate a standing/dancing crowd. Chairs are first-come, first-served, and are not reserved. Specific wristbands are required in this area and does not guarantee a spot.

Accessible Spaces: An elevated platform is available for guests’ needing accommodation, located in the General Admission, with limited chairs available. Specific wristbands are required in this area. Please note that viewing areas have a limited capacity and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. We cannot save or reserve seats or areas on the platform. Once it’s determined that an accessible viewing area is filled, the area will not be available for additional entry. We ask that companions or anyone with a temporary condition yield this section to those with ADA needs.

Code of Conduct * The Ogden Amphitheater and EnableUtah are committed to creating a safe, comfortable and fun experience for every guest. These actions can get you removed from the venue: * Irresponsible or unsafe use of alcohol. * Accessing restricted areas without proper credentials. * Taunting, abusive, or offensive language. * Obscene or offensive gestures, including the use of obscene or offensive gestures through imagery or symbolism including banners, signs, and others means of visual propaganda. * Possession/use/sale of illegal drugs. * Public urination or defecation (outside of a proper and/or public restroom). * Fighting or engaging in any action that may harm, endanger, threaten or bring discomfort to anyone. * Damage, destruction, vandalism, or theft or any property. * Participating in any activity that humiliates anyone or insults their human dignity. * Fraudulently claiming a disability or abusing ADA services. * Any individual who violates this code of conduct may be IMMEDIATELY removed from the venue.