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TICKETS ON SALE NOW!	Leading off the Fair concert line-up, this year, on Friday, August 20th, is Motor City Madman, Ted Nugent.  A Detroit native, Nugent acquired the moniker because of his prodigious guitar talent, his propensity for ear-shattering volume and his over-the-top onstage antics.  A world-class showman, the outspoken Nugent has sustained a five decade career, spawning multi-platinum hits like Amboy Dukes’ Journey to the Center of the Mind to classics like Stranglehold and Cat Scratch Fever.  Additionally, chartbusting High Enough and cult classic Fred Bear continue to enthrall rock venues around the globe. With a career resume of 34 albums and 30 million records sold, Nugent ranks among the elite in Rock & Roll history.  But to many, it is the sounds he wrings from his venerable Gibson Byrdland guitar that draws the seasoned faithful and mesmerizes the beat-hungry youngsters. Ted Nugent Friday, August 20 Ticket prices: Gold: $50, Track: $25, Grandstand: FREE with paid admission.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!	"Weird Al" Yankovic takes to the stage Aug. 21st, delivering his unique blend of parody, comedy and . . . polka?  Yes, for a man who learned how to play rock ‘n roll on the accordion, polka had to fit in there, somewhere.  As for his influences in comedic and parody music, he credits Stan Freberg, Spike Jones, Allan Sherman and Frank Zappa, among others, as “wonderfully sick and twisted” artists.  Other influences one might derive from his on-stage performance are Mad Magazine and Monty Python.  When asked if artists ever deny him permission to do a parody, he noted that most are flattered, but the exception was the self-parodied artist formerly known as “The Artist Formerly Known As Prince”.  Go figure.  The song, Another One Rides the Bus, a parody of Queen’s hit, Another One Bites the Dust, is typical of the license Yankovic employs in his act.  Fans can also relate to his satirical version of Knack’s My Sharona, which he conveniently converts to My Bologna.  In short, Yankovic remains the king of pop culture parody. "Weird Al" Yankovic Saturday, August 21 Ticket prices: Gold: $50, Track: $25, Grandstand: FREE with paid admission.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Tickets will also be sold at ALL A.V. beginning Friday, 7/30 - 8/19 ONLY!	Espinosa Paz & Chuy Lizarraga y su Banda Tierra Sinaloense Sunday, August 22 Ticket prices: Tickets for concert on Sunday, August 22nd include admission to the Fair and festival seating for the concert. (First come, first seat).   June 5 - August 21, prices are: Adult (12 and older):  $20 – (a $5 savings over the day of event price of $25*).   Youth (6-11 year old):  $6 (includes admission and concert) Children (5 years and under):   Free admission and concert. *On August 22, prices are: Adult (12 and older):  $25 Youth (6-11 year old):  $5 (includes admission and concert) Children (5 years and under):   Free admission and concert.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!	Serving the genres of surf rock, sunshine pop, psychedelic pop, psychedelic rock, baroque pop and art rock, The Beach Boys have rightfully been christened “America’s Band”.  Originally a family band, consisting of singer-musician-composer Brian Wilson, brothers Carl and Dennis, cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine, the touring band, today, consists of Love, long time band member, Bruce Johnston and newer band members. Arguably, The Beach Boys are, as Rolling Stone Magazine noted, one of the “100 Greatest Artists of all Time”.  With thirty six U.S. Top 40 hits, (the most of any U.S. rock band) and fifty six Hot 100 Hits, their résumé reads like a ‘who’s who’ in music discography.  The haunting God Only Knows contrasts sharply with Surfer Girl and Kokomo, but all are beloved as this group brings Good Vibrations to the Antelope Valley on August 23rd. The Beach Boys Monday, August 23 Ticket prices: Gold: $50, Track: $25, Grandstand: FREE with paid admission.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!	Iconic sunglasses and chest-length beards are the visuals that come to mind when describing ZZ Top.  Ironically, one band member, Frank Beard, performs sans beard.  More importantly, Beard and fellow band members, Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill hold claim to being the longest running major rock band with original personnel intact.  Often called “That Little Ol’ Band From Texas”, the trio begun in 1969, has long moved-on to national attention and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Fans will recognize the hit La Grange, which is still one of the band’s signature pieces.  The song is unabashed elemental boogie, celebrating the institution that came to be known as “the best little whorehouse in Texas.”  Later smash singles included Gimme All Your Lovin’, Sharp Dressed Man and Legs.  The melding of grungy guitar-based blues with synth-pop was seamless and continued with their follow-up album, Afterburner.   ZZ Top’s music is always instantly recognizable, powerful, soulful and 100% Texas American in derivation.  That makes them certified.  A certified rock institution, that is.  The group makes their AV Fair appearance on August 24th. ZZ - Top Tuesday, August 24 Ticket prices: Gold: $75, Track: $40, Grandstand: FREE with paid admission.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!	Listeners of Dierks Bentley would describe his country style as not straight-up-the-middle.  Growing up on a potent hybrid of honky-tonk, bluegrass, classic country and modern rock & roll, he forged his own unique sound and style.  The CMA Horizon Award winner shared, “I love the feeling of combining the best older stuff with the edginess of newer, more progressive sounds. Bentley delivers moments of introspection with songs like Pray or Better Believer.  But those moments are book-ended by his opening slide guitar rampage that channels a Harley hauling ass in the outlaw lament Life on the Run.  Inherently, Bentley understands that to connect with a lot of people, his instrumentation must be as diverse as the people packing the stadium.  His Feel That Fire delivers the pulsing energy, passion and dynamic sensibility of his praised live show. Bentley closes the Fair’s concert series on August 25th Dierks Bentley Wednesday, August 25 Ticket prices: Gold: $65, Track: $30, Grandstand: FREE with paid admission.