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Mission Square Stage Lineup Announced for the 2025 Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles!

 

(PASO ROBLES, CA) – The California Mid-State Fair is excited to announce the 2025 lineup for the Mission Square

Stage, featuring a full slate of live music performances each night of the Fair. All shows are free with paid

admission and begin at 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted. The Mission Square Stage is the perfect place to catch

your favorite local and regional acts before the headliners hit the main stage! Sponsored by The Tire Store.

7/16/25 – Carbon City Lights

This indie rock band from San Luis Obispo brings a high-energy mix of modern rock, heartfelt lyrics, and catchy

melodies.

7/17/25 – Monte Mills & The Lucky Horseshoe Band

A local legend and Fair favorite, Monte Mills brings classic country and honky-tonk to life with a toe-tapping,

family-friendly set.

7/18/25 – Northfork

Delivering country rock originals and hits with rich harmonies and dynamic guitar work, Northfork brings the

perfect soundtrack for a Friday night. 

7/19/25 – Rock Odyssey

This rock 'n' roll cover band spans generations with classic hits and a big sound that keeps the crowd dancing.

7/20/25 – Way Out West

Known for their crowd-pleasing mix of country, rock, and Americana, this Central Coast group brings energy and

authenticity to every show. 

7/21/25 – Peach and the Jam

Blending funk, soul, and rock, this SLO-based band showcases powerhouse vocals and grooves you can’t sit still for.

7/22/25 – Club Dv8

A high-energy 80’s cover band delivering hits by artists like Michael Jackson, Prince, INXS, The Cure, and Billy Idol,

blending guitars and synths with a solid rhythm section to recreate the iconic '80s sound. 

7/23/25 – Cheap Trip

Get ready for glam! This band brings the glitz, guitar solos, and fun with their tribute to ‘80s rock and classic hits.

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7/24/25 – Noach Tangeras Band

Award-winning Americana meets California soul in this heartfelt blend of folk, country, and blues. 

7/25/25 – DNA

A father-daughter rock duo delivering polished performances of bluesy rock favorites and soulful originals.

7/26/25 – Lost & Found Band

This high-energy group plays a wide range of rock, country, and dance hits that get crowds on their feet. 

7/27/25 – Rock Haven

Closing out the Fair is Rock Haven, a powerful band covering rock anthems and deep cuts with skill and heart. 

In addition to free live music and other entertainment, SLO County residents can save at the Fair by taking

advantage of discounted Season Passes and daily admission tickets, available online until midnight on July 15,

2025 and at Farm Supply during the entire month of June.

Discounted carnival wristbands are available through these local nonprofit organizations.

Look for a special ValPak coupon in mailboxes in July offering two corndogs, two lemonades, and admission for

two (a $24 savings). Plus, an additional coupon—good for a Philly cheesesteak, cheese curds, and two soft drinks –

will be up on the Fair website in July.

The California Mid-State Fair runs July 16-27, 2025. Gates are open Monday-Thursday from 4:00 PM to midnight

and Friday-Sunday from noon to midnight. For the full schedule, visit www.MidStateFair.com.

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