Country Artist Josh Turner Joins 2024 Umpqua Bank Concert Series At The Oregon State Fair -05/23/24
Catch his show on Wednesday, August 28
[SALEM, OR] – The Oregon State Fair is thrilled to announce country singer, Josh Turner, is joining the 2024 Umpqua Bank Concert Series lineup!
Turner’s timeless songs, “Long Black Train” and “Why Don’t We Just Dance” and his brand new single, “Heatin’ Things Up” prove this country star is the perfect addition. On top of his country prowess, in the fall of 2018, Josh Turner released a passion project I Serve A Savior, his first country gospel record. Get ready for an unforgettable evening of faith, family, and country music.
With this star-studded bill, The Oregon State Fair will be sunnier than ever this year – happening August 23 through Labor Day, September 2. From country to reggae and pop artists, this fantastic lineup has something for everyone to enjoy!
- Friday, August 23 – veteran and country star, Craig Morgan
- Saturday, August 24 – roots reggae group, Steel Pulse
- Monday, August 26 –timeless rock band, The Goo Goo Dolls
- Tuesday, August 27 – rapper, Yung Gravy
- Wednesday, August 28 – country singer, Josh Turner
- Thursday, August 29 – premier entertainer, Ludacris
- Friday, August 30 – singer and songwriter, Daya
- Saturday, August 31 – legendary rock band, FOREIGNER
- Monday, September 2 – Winner of “The Voice”, Huntley, with support from Oregon Native Jacquie Roar
Good news! When you buy a concert ticket, it includes Fair admission. To purchase additional Fair Admission, Carnival, and other tickets, visit oregonstatefair.org.
Ticket information:
Tickets will ONLY be available for purchase on The Oregon State Fair website and in person at the Fair box office. Thanks to Umpqua Bank, there will be NO service fees.
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Fair links
Tickets: (Fair/Carnival/Concerts/Fast Pass/Parking) https://oregonstatefair.org/tickets
About the Oregon State Fair:
The Oregon State Fair is a public/private entity owned by the people of Oregon. The Fair began in 1861 in Oregon City. In 1862, the Fair moved to the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, the State Capitol. The Oregon State Fair and Exposition Center hosts thousands of visitors from all over the world each year, with premier concerts, art, culture, rides, agricultural exhibits, and livestock exhibits. Throughout the year, the Fair and Expo Center works with multiple agencies to help facilitate emergency and disaster response needs. For more information, visit oregonstatefair.org or contact us at info@oregonstatefair.org
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