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Maddie & Tae to Perform at the 2024 Salinas Valley Fair in King City on May 18!

 

KING CITY, CA – The Salinas Valley Fair is excited to be celebrating the 80th annual Salinas Valley Fair May 16-19, 2024 at

the Salinas Valley Fairgrounds, 625 Division Street.

Maddie & Tae, an award-winning duo, is scheduled to perform at the Salinas Valley Fair on Saturday, May 18. Their

unbreakable bond, honest songwriting and “some of the tightest harmonies on Music Row” (Rolling Stone) are

channeled into their new collection of songs Through The Madness Vol. 2, out now. The pair, Maddie Font and Taylor

Kerr, drew praise for their Gold-certified The Way It Feels album, including the Double Platinum-certified No. 1 hit, “Die

From A Broken Heart” – topping the Country Airplay Charts, Maddie & Tae became the first and only female twosome

with multiple No. 1s. In 2013, “Girl In A Country Song” took country radio by storm, establishing them as only the third

female duo in 70 years to top the Country Airplay Charts. “Woman You Got” recently took home Group/Duo Video of

the Year at the CMT Music Awards. Maddie & Tae have earned trophies from Radio Disney Music Awards, CMA Awards,

ACM, Billboard, and CMT Award nominations. The celebrated duo has toured with Carrie Underwood, Dierks Bentley,

and Brad Paisley.

“We are looking forward to offering a headlining entertainment piece to the Salinas Valley Fair,” states Lauren Hamilton,

Salinas Valley Fair CEO. “The Fair enjoyed Dylan Scott in 2023, and we are thrilled to be offering the Maddie & Tae

concert at our Stampede Arena for the Salinas Valley community this year,” continued Hamilton. The Salinas Valley Fair

Board is looking forward to Maddie & Tae’s high-energy and family-friendly performance to provide attendees of this

year’s Fair.

Tickets to Maddie & Tae will be $40 for general seating and $75 for a front stage ticket and are available for purchase

online March 15 through May 17 – visit www.salinasvalleyfair.com for more information. Tickets will be available at

the gates for $55 prior to the concert on May 18th. Fair admission is not included in the purchase of a concert ticket.

Admission to the Fair is $12 for adults (18+ years of age), $8 for seniors (60+ years of age), $8 for youth (6-17 years of

age), and free for children (5 years of age or younger). Special days include: Kids’ Holaday Thursday, May 16, where all

children 12 years of age and younger receive free admission; Senior Day Friday, May 17 where all adults 60 years of age

and older receive free admission; Armed Forces Day Saturday, May 18th, which provides free admission to all military

personnel, military contractors, and military dependents with military ID. Fair pre-sale tickets are $32 for four and $30

save-on carnival wristbands will be available for purchase at the Salinas Valley Fair Office now until Wednesday, May

15. Parking is available for $20.

Activities and community fun at the 2024 Salinas Valley Fair are set to begin Thursday, May 16 at 11:00am and

continue through Sunday, May 19 at 10:30pm. In addition to Maddie & Tae, the Salinas Valley Fair will provide four

days of family-friendly entertainment across the Fairgrounds, music on the Steinbeck Stage, as well as the Junior

Livestock Auction – to be held Saturday, May 18 at 8:00am. Fair food favorites, 21+ beverages, and dancing in the Long

Branch Saloon are available daily.

The Salinas Valley Fair Board and CEO invite everyone from the communities of San Luis Obispo County up through San

Benito County and beyond to make their way to King City, CA for a great Salinas Valley Fair themed “ Golden Hills & Fair

Time Thrills.”

All questions regarding the 80th Salinas Valley Fair and Maddie & Tae concert can be directed to the SVF Office by phone

at 831-385-3243 or by email at svf@salinasvalleyfair.com.

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