Blues, NHL announce Market St. concert, watch party for Stanley Cup Final

UPDATED: This article has been updated to reflect the "Gloria" sing-along taking place after a win in Game 3.
The St. Louis Blues, in partnership with the National Hockey League (NHL), will bring its 2019 Stanley Cup Final Party featuring live music and a viewing party to Market Street in St. Louis for Game 3 on Saturday, June 1, and Game 4 on Monday, June 3. Before Game 3, St. Louis native and "The Voice" finalist Kennedy Holmes will perfiorm, while Grammy Award-winning artist Gary Clark Jr. will perform before Game 4.
The 2019 Stanley Cup Final Party will occupy Market Street between Tucker and 14th Streets and the surrounding area. Each event will open to fans at 3 p.m. CT and will feature a variety of food, beverage and official Stanley Cup Final merchandise offerings. Fans are encouraged to stay to view Games 3 and 4 of the 2019 Stanley Cup Final between the Blues and the Boston Bruins on giant television screens starting at 7 p.m. CT.

With a win in Game 3 on Saturday, June 1, Blues fans are encouraged to stay at the outdoor viewing party after the final buzzer to take part in the world's biggest sing-along of the Laura Branigan hit song, "Gloria," led by Holmes, who earned global acclaim with a breakout performance of Adele's "Turning Tables," headlining Season 15 of NBC's The Voice. Additional performers for the Game 3 event will be announced soon.

Before Game 4 on Monday, June 3, Clark Jr. will give a live performance on Market Street, followed by a public viewing of the game. His latest album, THIS LAND, is his third studio album for Warner Records. Rarely has an artist combined the sounds of the great music forms; rock, hip-hop, blues, and soul into one genre-defying statement of unique power, craft and social significance, as Clark has done on his recent album, THIS LAND. His previous albums with WB Records, Story of Sonny Slim in 2015 and 2012's debut album, Blak And Blu, were critically acclaimed, with Clark Jr. earning his first Grammy for Best Traditional R&B Performance for the track, "Please Come Home" from Blak And Blu. Clark transcends sound, style, and genre; witnessed by his performances on the world stage from multiple Grammy performances to Lollapalooza, to Jay Z's Made In America, to Bonnaroo and many more. In addition, Clark has been tapped to collaborate with titans from all genres of music ranging from Childish Gambino, Prince, Beyonce, Dave Matthews; the Foo Fighters, Alicia Keys, Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Ed Sheeran, Eric Clapton, Keith Urban and many others.
Fans are encouraged to visit
stlouisblues.com/finalparty
and
downtownstl.org
for important event details, including a full list of prohibited items, and join the conversation by using the official hashtag #StanleyCup.
Portions of both events will be televised and featured in the game broadcasts on NBC in the U.S. and on Sportsnet, CBC and TVA Sports in Canada at 8 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. CT.