Two country music artists added to Arizona State Fair lineup

PHOENIX — A day after the first musical guest for the 2019 Arizona State Fair was announced, two more performers were rolled out Wednesday.

Country music artists Lee Brice and Trace Adkins will perform at Veterans Memorial Coliseum during the three-week event, which begins Oct. 4 and ends Oct. 27.

Brice will perform on Oct. 12 while Adkins takes the stage on Oct. 17.

All shows start at 7 p.m. and are free with the purchase of a fair ticket.

Reserved seats can be purchased for an additional fee starting July 12.

Brice has been nominated for several country music awards, including New Artist of the Year by the CMA Awards in 2012.

Trace Adkins is best known for his No. 1 hits, “(This Ain’t) No Thinkin’ Thing”, “Ladies Love Country Boys” and “You’re Gonna Miss This.”

This is the second consecutive year the fair is spreading out its concert series announcements instead of releasing the whole lineup at once.

You’re gonna want to “Drive Your Truck” all the way to the AZ State Fair this October because part of the Arizona Lottery Concert Series, we welcome, Lee Brice!

See him live Saturday, October 12 at the AZ State Fair!

On-sale July 12th at 10am MST.https://t.co/ZulAFTE9lD pic.twitter.com/JZQdJuxDNK

— Arizona State Fair (@azstatefair) June 26, 2019

Fellow country star Chase Rice was announced Tuesday and will perform on Oct. 24.

You can “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk” your way to the Arizona State Fair because part of the Arizona Lottery Concert Series, we welcome @TraceAdkins !

See him live Thursday, October 17th at the Arizona State Fair!

On-sale July 12th at 10am MST.https://t.co/7TlOeThyDF pic.twitter.com/ubuYcm2qGX

— Arizona State Fair (@azstatefair) June 26, 2019

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