Two bands set to perform Tuesday night
–The California Mid-State Fair is pleased to announce Kenny Taylor and Kenny Lee Lewis & The FrenZ for the Frontier Stage and Mission Square Stage. All shows are free with paid admission to the fair.
The FrenZ is a group of like-minded San Joaquin Valley-raised musician/singer/songwriters who enjoy coming together and paying homage to the Golden Era of 60s-70s Classic Rock, R&B and mild Prog. The FrenZ also offer up original songs and rearrangements of that era. The leader, Kenny Lee Lewis, takes great pride in presenting shows with this talented quintet. When not touring with The Steve Miller Band, Kenny Lee is able to stretch out on lead guitar and vocals. He also enjoys breaking out his guitar collection to tantalize his fans and friends with the authentic tones of those times.
The Mid-State Fair hosts country stars Dwight Yoakum and Big & Rich this weekend
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Free stage entertainment lineup at Mid-State Fair announced
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Back in January, California lifted its ban on outdoor live music. It was only for outdoor venues where food is being served, and social distancing and masks were still required, but the good news is we re now in the red tier, which means indoor concerts at 25 percent capacity for venues that serve food. In short, live music is coming back, as evidenced by four shows this Friday and Saturday. You can kick things off on
Friday, March 5, when Bring a mask, a friend, and a jacket, and enjoy drinks with your meal! the band said. Limited seating, so get there early!