The Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury Music Series, hosted by Catamount Arts, welcomes Robert Jon & the Wreck to Dog Mountain, on Sunday, August 10th, at 5 p.m. Infusing classic Southern rock sound with a distinctly modern edge, Robert Jon & the Wreck have amassed a global following with their powerful guitar work, commanding vocal harmonies, and unforgettable songwriting.

In addition to headlining sold-out shows throughout the United States and Europe, Robert Jon & the Wreck have performed with Joe Bonamassa, Blackberry Smoke, Peter Frampton, Joanne Shaw Taylor, and Rival Sons. Their 2024 album “Red Moon Rising,” produced by the legendary Kevin Shirley (Iron Maiden, the Black Crowes) has been called “groundbreaking” by Planet Mosh and praised for its “transformative” sound by Vintage Rock.

Tracks like the acoustic-driven “Down No More,” co-written with Nashville hitmaker Dylan Altman, highlight the band’s versatility and knack for compelling storytelling, while songs such as “Ballad of a Broken-Hearted Man” and “Dragging Me Down” demonstrate their dynamic range and emotional depth. Proceeds from their music video “Give Love” support Joe Bonamassa’s Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation.

Onstage and in the studio, Robert Jon & The Wreck redefine California Southern rock, blending the genre’s rich history with a fresh, innovative spirit. Whether it’s through their studio recordings or their explosive live shows, the band’s mission remains the same: to connect deeply with their audience and carry the indomitable spirit of rock ’n’ roll forward into the future.

Since 2017, the Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury Music Festival has brought weekly free family-friendly concerts to St. Johnsbury’s Dog Mountain all summer long. Sunday shows at Dog Mountain start at 5 p.m. and run through August. Additionally, one Friday night Levitt AMP concert is scheduled per month as part of Final Friday celebrations on Railroad Street.

Dogs are welcome at Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury concerts at Dog Mountain, where food and drink vendors are available onsite, but no outdoor alcohol is permitted. Patrons are welcome to bring food, blankets, and low beach chairs. Thanks to Kingdom Trails, switchback footpaths provide easier passage from the parking area to the concert green. Parking is also available at Fairbanks Scales on Portland Street, where patrons can then board a free shuttle, courtesy of RCT, up to Dog Mountain. Visit www.catamounarts.org for more information.

The Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury Music Series is supported in part by the Mortimer & Mimi Levitt Foundation, which partners with changemakers and nonprofits across the country to activate underused outdoor spaces through the power of free live music—bringing people together, fostering belonging, and invigorating community life. Presenting high-caliber talent and a broad array of music genres and cultural programming, Levitt concerts are welcoming and inclusive destinations where people of all ages and backgrounds come together.

In 2025, the national Levitt network of music venues and concert sites is presenting 650+ free concerts in 50 towns and cities nationwide, with audiences approaching one million. In addition to supporting free concerts, the Levitt Foundation is dedicated to advancing equitable music ecosystems through research and partnerships. Learn more at www.levitt.org.

To learn more about the complete schedule of Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury concerts at both St. Johnsbury locations—Railroad Street and Dog Mountain—visit www.catamountarts.org.