'Concerts were something that we all missed during the past couple of years. 'It is an amazing feeling to be able to look at COVID in the past and move forward,' Spiers said. People have been champing at the bit to experience live, in-your-face concerts, Spiers said - something denied to them during the COVID-19 pandemic. The only hint I can give right now is that we are constantly looking for shows that appeal to a wide variety of music and entertainment desires from our guests.' 'We definitely have more shows in the planning stages through the end of the year. More shows should be added to the docket, he added. 'The artist's agencies are all professionals at the top of their game and are working just as hard as we do to make these shows happen.' 'Trying to match the right act with the right date that works for us and the community is definitely a struggle at times,' Spiers said. Tickets for all these shows are on sale now.Įnticing big names to the Four States may seem like an easy task - it's not.

Hairball, a tribute band, 8 p.m., Saturday, Oct. Scott McCreery, 'American Idol' winner, 8 p.m., Friday, July 29.

'I've got to the point where it's all up to me now,' said the multiplatinum award winner in a release concerning 'The Way I Wanna Go' 2022 tour. Since his debut in 1996, the country singer has charted 37 singles, with 14 topping the Billboard's Top 10, and selling 11-plus million albums. Rock band Puddle of Mudd kicks off the summer season on June 4 - tickets for this show have already sold out, Spiers said.

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