With The BOSS Project - A Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band
Mountain Friends and Freedom
Jul
4
Sat
Date & Time
Jul. 4, 2026
5:30 PM — 9:30 PM
Price
$30 Adult (11+)
$20 Youth (4-10)
3 & Under Free
MOUNTAIN FRIENDS AND FREEDOM
Mountain Friends and Freedom is Stratton Mountain's annual evening celebration for the Fourth of July Weekend happening on Saturday. There is fun for the whole family with live music and activities. Kids and families can play on the outdoor climbing wall, enjoy face painting, snow cones, popcorn and candy or join in on everyone’s favorite Fourth of July hot dog eating and pie eating contests.
The outdoor stage is set for live music by The Boss Project, a Bruce Springsteen tribute band 6PM, with doors opening at 5:30PM. Covering decades of Springsteen’s beloved catalogue, The Boss Project has done the (nearly) impossible, not by merely replicating what’s no less than an immortal show, but by presenting audiences with a taste of the up-close and personal magic that only a small percentage of the E. Street Band’s millions upon millions of fans will ever have the privilege to see in concert.
Stick around after the show as we send our July celebration high into the sky with fireworks at 9PM. Fireworks are free for all to view, doors will open at 8:45pm to the general public who do not have a concert ticket.
Mountain Friends and Freedom Concert Tickets should be purchased online. Doors 5:30PM, Music 6PM. Ticket prices are below. Kids 3 & Under are free but must be seen at ticket window to receive their free ticket. The concert is rain or shine.
Mountain Friends and Freedom is Stratton Mountain's annual evening celebration for the Fourth of July Weekend happening on Saturday. There is fun for the whole family with live music and activities. Kids and families can play on the outdoor climbing wall, enjoy face painting, snow cones, popcorn and candy or join in on everyone’s favorite Fourth of July hot dog eating and pie eating contests.
The outdoor stage is set for live music by The Boss Project, a Bruce Springsteen tribute band 6PM, with doors opening at 5:30PM. Covering decades of Springsteen’s beloved catalogue, The Boss Project has done the (nearly) impossible, not by merely replicating what’s no less than an immortal show, but by presenting audiences with a taste of the up-close and personal magic that only a small percentage of the E. Street Band’s millions upon millions of fans will ever have the privilege to see in concert.
Stick around after the show as we send our July celebration high into the sky with fireworks at 9PM. Fireworks are free for all to view, doors will open at 8:45pm to the general public who do not have a concert ticket.
Mountain Friends and Freedom Concert Tickets should be purchased online. Doors 5:30PM, Music 6PM. Ticket prices are below. Kids 3 & Under are free but must be seen at ticket window to receive their free ticket. The concert is rain or shine.
Jul
4
Sat
With The BOSS Project - A Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band
Mountain Friends and Freedom
Date & Time
Jul. 4, 2026
5:30 PM — 9:30 PM
Price
$30 Adult (11+)
$20 Youth (4-10)
3 & Under Free
MOUNTAIN FRIENDS AND FREEDOM
Mountain Friends and Freedom is Stratton Mountain's annual evening celebration for the Fourth of July Weekend happening on Saturday. There is fun for the whole family with live music and activities. Kids and families can play on the outdoor climbing wall, enjoy face painting, snow cones, popcorn and candy or join in on everyone’s favorite Fourth of July hot dog eating and pie eating contests.
The outdoor stage is set for live music by The Boss Project, a Bruce Springsteen tribute band 6PM, with doors opening at 5:30PM. Covering decades of Springsteen’s beloved catalogue, The Boss Project has done the (nearly) impossible, not by merely replicating what’s no less than an immortal show, but by presenting audiences with a taste of the up-close and personal magic that only a small percentage of the E. Street Band’s millions upon millions of fans will ever have the privilege to see in concert.
Stick around after the show as we send our July celebration high into the sky with fireworks at 9PM. Fireworks are free for all to view, doors will open at 8:45pm to the general public who do not have a concert ticket.
Mountain Friends and Freedom Concert Tickets should be purchased online. Doors 5:30PM, Music 6PM. Ticket prices are below. Kids 3 & Under are free but must be seen at ticket window to receive their free ticket. The concert is rain or shine.
Mountain Friends and Freedom is Stratton Mountain's annual evening celebration for the Fourth of July Weekend happening on Saturday. There is fun for the whole family with live music and activities. Kids and families can play on the outdoor climbing wall, enjoy face painting, snow cones, popcorn and candy or join in on everyone’s favorite Fourth of July hot dog eating and pie eating contests.
The outdoor stage is set for live music by The Boss Project, a Bruce Springsteen tribute band 6PM, with doors opening at 5:30PM. Covering decades of Springsteen’s beloved catalogue, The Boss Project has done the (nearly) impossible, not by merely replicating what’s no less than an immortal show, but by presenting audiences with a taste of the up-close and personal magic that only a small percentage of the E. Street Band’s millions upon millions of fans will ever have the privilege to see in concert.
Stick around after the show as we send our July celebration high into the sky with fireworks at 9PM. Fireworks are free for all to view, doors will open at 8:45pm to the general public who do not have a concert ticket.
Mountain Friends and Freedom Concert Tickets should be purchased online. Doors 5:30PM, Music 6PM. Ticket prices are below. Kids 3 & Under are free but must be seen at ticket window to receive their free ticket. The concert is rain or shine.
Ticket Pricing
Adult Tickets (11 years old+)
$30 - Advance Purchase
Child Tickets (4-10 years old)
$20 - Advance Purchase
Child Tickets include the outdoor climbing wall, face painting and more!
Kid Tickets (3 & Under)
FREE - All Kids 3 & Under - Child must be present at the window to claim
*All prices plus taxes. Concert is rain or shine. rich-text, responsive-table
Adult Tickets (11 years old+)
$30 - Advance Purchase
Child Tickets (4-10 years old)
$20 - Advance Purchase
Child Tickets include the outdoor climbing wall, face painting and more!
Kid Tickets (3 & Under)
FREE - All Kids 3 & Under - Child must be present at the window to claim
*All prices plus taxes. Concert is rain or shine. rich-text, responsive-table
About the Artist
The BOSS Project
Bruce Springsteen is one of the last living legends; known to many as the voice of the working class and pioneer of heartland rock, The Boss is more than a nickname - it’s a never-say-die battlecry, illuminating the last remnants of the American Dream. Every legend has an origin story, and Bruce Springsteen and the E. Street Band’s starts and ends with one resounding sentiment: “you have to see them live.” The reality of that statement became so glaringly obvious to a group of South Florida musicians that they decided to duplicate the spirit of Asbury Park below the Mason-Dixon. Born to Run ultimately birthed The Boss Project - a full-fledged, close as you can get to the real deal, tribute to Bruce Springsteen and the E. Street Band.
In 2013, founding members Paul Gold (“Bruce Springsteen” - lead vocalist) and Cary Stadtlander (“Max Weinberg” - drums) found themselves on a bench outside of a Dunkin’ Donuts, discussing the possibility of forming their very own “heart-stopping, hard-rocking, booty-shaking, earth-quaking” E. Street Band. From the get-go, the pair understood that paying homage to such an iconic rock n’ roll staple was no small feat, and if they were going to do it, they were going to do it right.
Naming the band proved to be simpler than expected, with Stadtlander noting, “‘The Boss Project’ hit me like a ton of bricks. When I presented the idea to Paul, he immediately said ‘Yes! That’s great, I love it!’” and from that day forward, they were officially The Boss Project. However, the two knew that they were a long way from taking the stage.
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The BOSS Project
Bruce Springsteen is one of the last living legends; known to many as the voice of the working class and pioneer of heartland rock, The Boss is more than a nickname - it’s a never-say-die battlecry, illuminating the last remnants of the American Dream. Every legend has an origin story, and Bruce Springsteen and the E. Street Band’s starts and ends with one resounding sentiment: “you have to see them live.” The reality of that statement became so glaringly obvious to a group of South Florida musicians that they decided to duplicate the spirit of Asbury Park below the Mason-Dixon. Born to Run ultimately birthed The Boss Project - a full-fledged, close as you can get to the real deal, tribute to Bruce Springsteen and the E. Street Band.
In 2013, founding members Paul Gold (“Bruce Springsteen” - lead vocalist) and Cary Stadtlander (“Max Weinberg” - drums) found themselves on a bench outside of a Dunkin’ Donuts, discussing the possibility of forming their very own “heart-stopping, hard-rocking, booty-shaking, earth-quaking” E. Street Band. From the get-go, the pair understood that paying homage to such an iconic rock n’ roll staple was no small feat, and if they were going to do it, they were going to do it right.
Naming the band proved to be simpler than expected, with Stadtlander noting, “‘The Boss Project’ hit me like a ton of bricks. When I presented the idea to Paul, he immediately said ‘Yes! That’s great, I love it!’” and from that day forward, they were officially The Boss Project. However, the two knew that they were a long way from taking the stage.
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MUSIC VENUE INFORMATION
The concert venue is located in the Main Base Area. This open air venue allows for personal lawn chairs and blankets. Some chairs and picnic tables will be available at a first come, first served basis. Summer is cooler in the mountains so be sure to bring layers to stay comfortable. rich-text, responsive-table
The concert venue is located in the Main Base Area. This open air venue allows for personal lawn chairs and blankets. Some chairs and picnic tables will be available at a first come, first served basis. Summer is cooler in the mountains so be sure to bring layers to stay comfortable. rich-text, responsive-table
GENERAL ADMISSION
General Admission provides lawn access on a first come first serve basis. Please bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Pop-up tents and umbrellas are prohibited in the event area.
There is NO re-entry into the concert venue.
The ticket windows at Guest Services, the HUB (Next to Gondola), Black Bear Lodge or the Welcome Center will all be able to print pre-purchased concert and event tickets. You may pick up tickets during the day before the event begins to help ensure a smooth and quick entry into the venue. Guests will need to wear entry bracelets on their wrist for admission. Purchase tickets online in advance, even on the day of, and having your confirmation email open with the "Itinerary Number" showing at the top of the email will ensure the quickest redemption process for events.
There is NO re-entry into the concert venue.
The ticket windows at Guest Services, the HUB (Next to Gondola), Black Bear Lodge or the Welcome Center will all be able to print pre-purchased concert and event tickets. You may pick up tickets during the day before the event begins to help ensure a smooth and quick entry into the venue. Guests will need to wear entry bracelets on their wrist for admission. Purchase tickets online in advance, even on the day of, and having your confirmation email open with the "Itinerary Number" showing at the top of the email will ensure the quickest redemption process for events.
WEATHER
All shows are rain or shine, and staged in an outdoor open air venue. In the event of lightning, the show start time may be delayed; we will post an alert on stratton.com homepage with updated information.
All events are subject to change. Please check back for regular updates.
All events are subject to change. Please check back for regular updates.
CHILDREN 3 & UNDER ARE FREE
General Admission for children 3 & under is free. Children 3 & under must be present to get a ticket and seen at the ticket window. Tickets are required for kids 4 and up and are available to be purchased online or at the ticket window day of the concert.
PARKING
On-site parking is available, including accessible parking. Follow signs for parking.
OUTSIDE FOOD & BEVERAGE ARE NOT PERMITTED
There will be a selection of food and beverages available at the concert venue and throughout Stratton Village. No food, beverages or coolers can be brought into the concert area.
A 21+ wristband is required for the purchase of alcoholic beverages which can be obtain with a valid photo ID including a date of birth at the ID Check Tent in the venue.
A 21+ wristband is required for the purchase of alcoholic beverages which can be obtain with a valid photo ID including a date of birth at the ID Check Tent in the venue.
NO SMOKING
There is no smoking in the venue area.
NO PETS ALLOWED
There are no pets allowed in the concert area.
SECURITY & BAG CHECK
For your safety, all bags, blankets, lawn chairs are subject to search. Firearms, laser pointers, fireworks are not permitted.
CAMERAS & ELECTRONIC RECORDING DEVICES
Cameras, laptops, iPads, video and audio recorders are not permitted.