Trace Adkins is country music royalty, best known for his signature baritone voice and hit songs like “You’re Gonna Miss This” and “Ladies Love Country Boys.” An avid golfer and poker player, Trace was also introduced to a national audience for his role on NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice”. He has sold over 125 million records and is best known for his performances on rock classics like “Feel Like Makin’ Love”, “All Right Now” and “Shooting Star.” Paul Rodgers is the former lead vocalist for bands like Bad Company, Free, The Firm and Queen. “The Rockstar Package rounds out the whole experience, giving fans the opportunity to explore the entire resort and bringing them closer to the artists than ever before.” “Each year we try to up the ante with our concert calendar and we really feel we’ve done that this year with three acts that are rich in history.” said Little Creek Casino Resort Director of Marketing Michael Bonakdar. Packages begin at just $399 (double occupancy) and are available online at or by calling 800.667.7711. *Rockstar Packages for the Trace Adkins show have already sold out.

Tickets are on sale now, with guests having the option to upgrade their experience to the newly available “Rockstar Package” which includes: 10) are set to perform at the Skookum Creek Event Center. Ticket prices are average but their meet and greets are kind of cheesy, must stay in the hotel to participate and many bands don't like this, the hotel is in control, not the talent.(SHELTON, Wash.) – Little Creek Casino Resort ( – the Squaxin Island Tribe’s award-winning entertainment property – will host concerts from four legendary musical acts this summer as Paul Rodgers (May 28), Trace Adkins (June 4), Dwight Yoakam (August 23) and YES & Toto ( Sept. I like that you can park close and get in and out with a minimum of hassle. Outdoor food was priced right, drinks in the 5 and 6 dollar range (12 ounces). Certain seats have obstructed views, depending upon the band playing this could even mean front row (as it was for me) at the front, the extreme left and right seats are on such an angle, amplifiers and/or curtains may obstruct your view of half the band. That said.It's a nice venue, no tiered seating however, so if someone stands up, so too will you if you want to see the band.

The 'average' rating reflects the relatively isolated location and lack of transportation options as well. Unless you're a sucker for punishment or a local, I'd recommend staying at the attached hotel if going to a show.there's nothing close by and Puget Sound traffic is legendary.

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