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YAKIMA NEW YEAR"S EVE PARTY!

Ring in 2017 with your family and friends at the Yakima New Year's Eve Party!

The Seasons Performance Hall will be decked out like you've never seen it before. Both bars will be pouring local favorites and all ages are welcome in the balcony!

Make it a date night or gather a group of friends and leave 2016 in the dust.

Rust on the Rails // American Aussie Roots music that calls the Yakima Valley home. After over a year of work in the studio, these guys are releasing their new album to the public for the first time on NYE! Local Cody Beebe joined forces with Australian Blake Noble to create a sound which is taking them around the US and Europe in 2017. Help celebrate their new album and send them out on tour with the Valley's support!

Zach Hinson // Growing up in Yakima, Zach Hinson draws his inspiration from a life spent outdoors hunting, fishing, and camping in the Northwest His music can be at times rowdy and at other times introspective with his crisp guitar style and rich country voice conveying powerfully personal messages. With a rockin' band and a hometown crowd, Hinson will light up the Seasons for a night to remember.

The Common Deer // Local folk rockers have made a name for themselves playing wineries and festivals around Central Washington. The honest lyrics of Ty Paxton blend with the harmonies of his cousin and mandolin player, Jared Hunt, and Ellensburg cello player, Dannel Fisher. The percussion of local hop grower, Joe Catron rounds out the sound and the new addition of Kyle Smeback takes the band to new levels. With a number of unheard songs in the works, The Common Deer will be bringing a new look to the stage on NYE.

Indigo Kidd // Yakima's favorite indie rockers recently made the big move to the sunny streets of Las Vegas. With numerous live shows and new fans in their corner, Indigo Kidd is leaving a mark in their new home territory. Only returning home to the Valley a few times a year, this show will be the chance to see these guys before they head back out on the road to extend their impact on the West Coast.