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Umatilla County Fair
PO Box 94
515 W Orchard Ave.
Hermiston, OR 97838
1-541-567-6121 phone
1-541-567-8115 fax
1-800-700-3247 toll free
The fairgrounds are open 8 am. to 5 pm. Mon. through Fri.
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Concert Information
For the dedicated fans we have
special Reserved Seating for the
concerts at $10 each, plus $3.00 Shipping and Handling fee to mail.
Reserve seating charts for each act
is located at the bottom of the descriptions of the acts.(Fair
Admission not included with the Reserve
Seating Ticket).
Call 541-567-6121 or 1-800-700-3247
to order reserved tickets
Click here to see the reserved seating
map.
General seating for the concerts is included in the regular fair
admission tickets and season passes.
Tuesday, Aug. 10, Craig Morgan, 9PM, Main Stage
One
of country music's best-loved performers, BNA Records recording artist
Craig Morgan has made a name for himself with massive radio airplay of
his signature hits, including "Almost Home"-which was named Music Row
Song of the Year in 2003, the chart-topping summer anthem "Redneck
Yacht Club," and "That's What I Love About Sunday"--which spent five
weeks at #1 and was Billboard's Most Played Country Song of the Year in
2005. His current album has spawned three consecutive Top Ten hits:
"Little Bit of Life," "Tough," and "International Harvester." Morgan
has performed on the legendary stage of the Grand Ole Opry more
than 170 times, and plays over 200 sold-out concerts a year. He spent
ten years on active duty in the U.S. Army before launching his music
career, and makes a point to perform as often as possible at U.S.
military installations both in the U.S. and abroad. He was awarded the
USO Merit Award in 2006 for his tireless support of U.S. soldiers and
their families. http://www.craigmorgan.com/
Reserved Seating Map
Wednesday, Aug. 11, Joe Diffie, 9PM, Main Stage
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Joe Diffie worked in a foundry while
playing
local nightclubs. Diffie, who later moved to Nashville and released his
first album in 1990, will perform on the Main Stage Wednesday, Aug. 11.
His first single, "Home," a traditional country ballad, soared to No.
1.
Throughout the 90s, Diffie's singles "Pickup Man, "Bigger Than the
Beatles,"
"Third Rock from the Sun" and "If the Devil Danced (In Empty Pockets),
also
topped the charts.
After releasing the album, In Another World, Diffie has toured with
Mark
Chesnutt and Tracy Lawrence on the Rockin' the Roadhouse tour. http://www.joediffie.com/
Reserved Seating Map
Thursday, Aug. 12, Gallagher, 9PM, Main Stage
With thousand of props at his disposal while in Hermiston, Gallagher
will
smash his way to the Main Stage Thursday, Aug. 12.
The comedian, who has appeared on Showtime and honed his comedic skills
at
The Comedy Store and the Ice House, will bring his Slege-O-Matic and
perform
his unique, although sometimes a bit messy routine to the delight of
fair-goers of all ages.
In addition to watermelons, Gallagher has been known to smash
everything
from computer keyboards to containers of cottage cheese, cartons of
milk and
tubes of toothpaste. http://gallaghersmash.com/
Reserved Seating Map
Friday, Aug. 13, Uncle Kracker, 9PM, Main Stage
People might recognize Uncle Kracker from his early years as the DJ on
Kid
Rock's Twisted Brown Trucker Band. Kid Rock, who has co-written songs
with
Uncle Kracker, calls him a "phenomenal songwriter."
Uncle Kracker's recent release, Happy Hour, has been described as a
blend of
country-flavored pop and rock and roll. Uncle Kracker will play the
Main
Stage Friday, Aug. 13 Uncle Kracker's 2002 gold-selling album, No
Stranger
to Shame, included a cover version of "Drift Away," which reached
Billboard's Top 10 - setting a record by remaining as No. 1 for 22
straight
weeks. http://www.unclekracker.com/
Reserved Seating Map
Saturday, Aug. 14, Jack Ingram, 9PM, Main Stage
Winner
of the
Academy of County Music's best new male vocalist in 2008 will
take the Main Stage Saturday, Aug. 14. Jack Ingram, however has been
rocking
roadhouses and other venues since 1997.
Described as a hard-core country musician, Ingram's 2005 hit, "Wherever
You
Are," was aN o. 1 hit on Billboard's country charts.
The Texas native's other top singles include "That's a Man" and
"Barefoot
and Crazy." It's been said Ingram could fill the boots of such fellow-
Lone
Star State legends as Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. http://www.jackingram.net/
Reserved Seating Map