Midnight Radio
Budweiser Pavilion (11) West LawnGold Brick
Sivori Tent Parking Lot ATexas Roadhouse Concert Series: Colt Ford with special guest Elvie Shane
Parking Lot LBest known for his genre-fusing combination of country and rap, Colt Ford has charted six songs on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. The former professional golfer released his debut album “Ride through the Country” in 2008 which peaked at No. 2 on the U.S. Heatseeker chart. His next two albums reached the top 10 of the U.S. Country chart with his fourth album “Declaration of Independence” shooting to the top of the chart. coltford.com Kentucky-born and Gospel-bred Elvie Shane released his debut single “My Boy” last year, which already moved up to No. 22 on the U.S. Country Airplay chart. A storyteller songwriter, Shane found his voice as an artist after penning “County Roads,” an ode to his upbringing. From “Miles” to “My Boy” his songs are deeply personal, telling the story of his life one lyric at a time. www.elvieshane.com
The Usual Suspects
Budweiser Pavilion (11) West LawnJudge Angus
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Budweiser Pavilion (11) West LawnDa Mudcats
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Budweiser Pavilion (11) West LawnThe Swerve
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Sivori Tent Parking Lot ATexas Roadhouse Concert Series: The Oak Ridge Boys with special guest T. Graham Brown
Parking Lot LA country and gospel quartet, The Oak Ridge Boys have been entertaining Kentucky State Fair audiences for 46 years. The group has scored 12 gold, three platinum and one double platinum album; earned Grammy, Country Music Association and Academy of Country Music Awards; and were recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. www.oakridgeboys.com Graham Brown’s sprung onto the country scene with the sad and soulful “Drowning In Memories.” He followed that Top 40 single with “I Tell It like It Used to Be.” Other hits quickly followed, with his self-penned release “Hell and High Water,” which became his first number one song. His next single “Don’t Go to Strangers” rose to the top of the chart. Recently, his gospel album “Forever Changed” netted him a Grammy nomination. tgrahambrown.com
TBA
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Budweiser Pavilion (11) West LawnShotgun Serenade
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The BIG Tent (10) South Wing Parking Lot ATexas Roadhouse Concert Series: Zach Williams with special guest CAIN
Parking Lot LChristian singer and songwriter Zach Williams is a two-time Grammy winning artist. In 2019 his second album “Rescue Story” featured the title single peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard U.S. Christian chart. A second single, “There Was Jesus” featuring Dolly Parton reached No. 1 on the chart and went on to win a Grammy. www.zachwilliamsmusic.com CAIN, a trio of siblings Taylor, Madison, and Logan Cain hail from Alabama, where these preacher’s kids first started singing as a family band. Their debut project was released last year. www.caintheband.com
From Paris
Budweiser Pavilion (11) West LawnThe Hank Rose Project
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Budweiser Pavilion (11) West LawnShotgun Serenade
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The BIG Tent (10) South Wing Parking Lot ATexas Roadhouse Concert Series: Happy Together Tour 2021 with special guest The Monarchs
Parking Lot LHit after hit from the ’60s and ’70s, the Happy Together Tour unites some of the era’s top artists: The Turtles, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, The Association, Classic IV, The Vogue and The Cowsills.