Appearing Friday, September 18th at CCF!

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Darci Lynne’s “Fresh Out of the Box” Tour is coming to the Clay County Fair on Friday, September 18th at 7:30pm!

She was the youngest contestant to ever win NBC’s America’s Got Talent in 2017.  Lynne is a singer & ventriloquist who captured the hearts of America with her sweetheart disposition and undeniable talent!

Opening for Darci Lynne will be Renata – an American country/rock group made up of three siblings – formerly known as Matt’s Family Jam.

Tickets are on sale now.  Prices are $33 for stage front seating; $28 for grandstand seating; and $23 for bleacher seating.  Tickets can be purchased through midwesttix.com; by phone at 515-244-2771 or in person at the Events Center Box Office.  The “Happy Hour” upgrade for an extra $25 will be available – which includes early access to the concert, a commemorative fair gift and 2 free drink tickets.

 

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