gator country's fall concert series

September 9, 2009
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Jacksonville’s home for country music’s biggest hits, Gator Country, is also the only station to offer fans free live shows at the Jacksonville Landing this fall. As with the station’s previous concert series’, this succession of shows is packed with famous faces and promises to be four weeks of fun.
The event kicks off on September 11th with music by Dallas native and chart-topping singer/songwriter Steve Holy and an appearance by Des Moines twins Kate & Kacey. Next up is one doozie of a show on September 18th with hit-makers Steve Azar, Chris Young and Easton Corbin. On September 25th Jason Michael Carroll and Josh Thompson will rock the Landing’s stage. Finally on October 2nd the event concludes with performances by Joe Nichols and Trent Tomlinson.
This fall’s Gator Country Concert Series looks to be its best yet. Come out and enjoy these free shows at the Landing’s beautiful river-front stage. It’s a great way to spend an evening or two. For more information, call 353-1188.

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