Photos: Bayfront Country Jam
Over 4,000 people converged on Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth Friday for the first night of music on the 4th of July weekend. Written By: Clint Austin | ×
Whiskey Trail lead singer Heidi Pack of South Range tells her fans that they are number one during Bayfront Country Jam on Friday, July 2, 2021, at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth. The concert was the first of the 4th of July weekend at Bayfront. Saturday features Hairball and Sunday will be Fourth Fest with fireworks in the evening. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com)
Bayfront Country Jam kicked off the first of three nights of music at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth during the Fourth of July weekend. The event featured four country artists; Whiskey Trail, Jake Rose, Thompson Square and Aaron Tippen. Walt Aplin with Twin Ports Entertainment estimated that the crowd was over 4,000 people. Saturday at Bayfront features music with the band Hairball. Sunday is
say means you cannot use this studdia and your desire to avoid dementia as an excuse to eat pints of ice cream. sorry. well he s known well he s known for his catchy tunes and profound love for america. we are talking about country music artist aaron tippen who is celebrating 29 years in the industry. and recently i was able to chat with him more about this remarkable mile stone. 29 years being in the music business is remarkable anyway. if you look at it. and to still be out there making a living and making music it is awesome. i m very blessed. actually, the first ten years of it i didn t i forgot to have fun. but let me tell you something, this 25 from here on out, i m going to have a good time. you say you forgot how to have fun. in what way? well, yesou re trying to climb the ladder, and the gold and the
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released this weekend, debuting right here, and includes contributions from george jones, ronnie milsap and many more. joining me aaron tippen and james cloud. good to have both you guys here. we started this thing as a result of away being aaron being on the show a year and a half ago and started talking about what we could do to get ids. you started talking to the nashville artists, the biggest people in the music business, legends. what kind of response did you get when you asked them to participate? i don t think we had anybody that didn t want to participate. everybody wanted to be part of this. i m a lucky guy, james sent me to new york to get the tracks on
released this weekend, debuting right here, and includes contributions from george jones, ronnie milsap and many more. joining me aaron tippen and james cloud. good to have both you guys here. we started this thing as a result of away being aaron being on the show a year and a half ago and started talking about what we could do to get music to kids. you started talking to the nashville artists, the biggest people in the music business, legends. what kind of response did you get when you asked them to participate? i don t think we had anybody that didn t want to participate. everybody wanted to be part of this. i m a lucky guy, james sent me to new york to get the tracks on