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We have a
NEW carnival this year.
Midway Rides of Utica, you can check them out on out on our
Midway page. NEW and Exciting Rides,
New Food booths."
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Our
Friday Night Entetainment will be |
Craig Campbell
with
Casey James |
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The voice is
straight-forward and powerful. The songs are
down-to-earthportraits of real people from the American
heartland.
The sound is
traditional,unapologetic country.Craig Campbell is a proud
reminder of one of country’s strongest creativeperiods,
building on the early-‘90s legacy established by some of the
genre’s mostsuccessful figures: Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson,
Clint Black and Travis Tritt.
The Georgia-bred
Campbell was introduced with a five-song EP that landedin
the Top 20 on iTunes. His self-titled debut album expands on
the central themesof his life—family, friends, purpose and
self-determination—with a bundle of selfwrittensongs, all
delivered with the force and conviction of someone who’s
livedevery sentiment in every word. |
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BNA Records artist Casey James first
emerged on the national scene with his third-place run on
Season 9 of American Idol, but Casey had already been
making music for more than a decade when he took his mom’s
advice to try out for the hit series. A native of Cool, TX,
James grew up surrounded by music; both his parents played
guitar and sang, as did other family members, and Casey was
playing guitar and performing throughout his young
adulthood. His wide-ranging influences include such artists
as Merle Haggard, Vince Gill, ZZ Top, and Bonnie Raitt, with
a mix of ‘70s rock, blues, and outlaw country all helping to
shape his style. Following his success on Idol,
Casey set his sights on Nashville, touring with Sugarland in
early 2011 and playing his own shows while working on his
upcoming debut album, set for release in 2012. Casey is
currently giving fans a taste of what to expect on the album
with the bluesy, goodtime feel of the first single, “Let’s
Don’t Call It a Night,” co-written with Terry McBride and
Brice Long. |
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Tonny
Petersen's Hell Drivers
On
Wednesday evening back by popular demand will by Tonny Petersen and his thrilling hell drivers |
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