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Salt-N-Peppa, Rick Springfield Up The Ante At This Year's Fair Concerts

Other acts include Hoobastank, The Temptations and Morris Day & the Time.

Last year, the had some great acts — The Charlie Daniels Band, Blue Oyster Cult, and Survivor to name a few.

But this year, because fair officials did away with the two-concerts-per-night requirements for each band, they were able to land some pretty spectacular acts.

Each band will play at 7 p.m. (instead of 6 p.m. and again at 8 p.m. as in years past) in the fair amphitheater.

If we had to guess, we would say that a lot of the local ladies are most excited about Rick Springfield — many have loved him ever since he was the dreamy Dr. Noah Drake on General Hospital in the 1980s. (And by many, I mean me).

The fair also snagged The Temptations, Morris Day & the Time and 38 Special.

But there are acts for the young ones too — Hoobastank and Kellie Pickler, for example. And who doesn't love Salt-N-Peppa?

There will also be a lot of traditional fair fare, like Tower of Power and America.

Here is the schedule:

Tower Of Power  
June 20 Wonderbread 5 June 21 38 Special
June 22 Lonestar
June 23 Salt-N-Pepa
June 24 The Fair is Closed   
June 25 Evolution   
June 26
Jars of Clay
June 27 Rick Springfield
June 28 America 
June 29 ConFunkShun
June 30 Carmen Jara
July 1 The Fair is Closed
July 2 Heartbreaker    
July 3 Red, White and Blues Festival  
July 4 The Temptations   
July 5 Hoobastank  
July 6 Morris Day & The Time  
July 7 Kellie Pickler 
July 8

Concerts are FREE with paid admission. Seating is first come, first served. Overflow seating, featuring a jumbo screen, will be available on the lawn area outside the amphitheater.

To learn more, go to the fair website.

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