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CA Mid-State Fair Announces 2026 Frontier Stage Entertainment Lineup

 

The California Mid-State Fair is excited to announce the 2026 Frontier Stage entertainment lineup, featuring 12 nights of free concerts and entertainment included with paid Fair admission. Performances begin at 8:00 PM on the Frontier Stage during the Fair’s run July 15–26, 2026.



The 2026 lineup offers a diverse mix of classic rock, country, Latin music, pop, tribute acts, and rising stars sure to entertain Fairgoers of all ages.



The 2026 Frontier Stage lineup includes:



Wednesday, July 15 – Miss CA Mid-State Fair Scholarship Pageant (6:00 PM)


The annual opening night Pageant tradition kicks off the Fair with local pride, celebration, and community spirit.



Thursday, July 16 – High Voltage


High Voltage delivers a high-energy tribute to AC/DC with authentic sound, electrifying guitar riffs, and powerhouse vocals.



Friday, July 17 – Micky Dolenz


Best known as the lead vocalist and drummer of The Monkees, Micky Dolenz continues to delight audiences with timeless pop-rock classics and decades of entertainment history.



Saturday, July 18 – Sacha Carlson


Actor and musician Sacha Carlson blends rock and roll and alternative influences into an energetic performance showcasing his emerging artistry.



Sunday, July 19 – Noel Torres


Regional Mexican star Noel Torres is known for his emotional ballads and norteño-style hits that have earned him a devoted fanbase across the genre.



Monday, July 20 – John Hollier & The Reverie


Nashville-based artist John Hollier blends folk rock, southern soul, and his French-Cajun roots into a powerful live performance shaped by heartfelt storytelling and Americana influences.



Tuesday, July 21 – Stephen Styles


Central Coast favorite Stephen Styles brings heartfelt vocals and contemporary country influences to the Frontier Stage.



Wednesday, July 22 – Shenandoah


Grammy-winning country group Shenandoah has been one of country music’s most beloved bands with chart-topping hits and signature harmonies spanning decades.



Thursday, July 23 – Something Out West


Country duo Something Out West combines modern country storytelling with coastal California influences and rising Nashville appeal.



Friday, July 24 – LOCASH


Country music duo LOCASH is known for upbeat anthems and platinum-selling hits including “I Love This Life” and “One Big Country Song.”



Saturday, July 25 – Queensrÿche


Legendary progressive metal band Queensrÿche brings decades of hard rock hits and acclaimed musicianship to the Fair stage.



Sunday, July 26 – Coronel “El Jerry” Gerardo


Coronel Gerardo, known as “El Jerry”, delivers energetic regional Mexican performances blending banda, corridos, and contemporary Latin sounds.



Frontier Stage concerts are free with paid Fair admission. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.



For more information about the 2026 California Mid-State Fair, visit www.MidStateFair.com.



The CA Mid-State Fair takes place July 15–26, 2026 and this year's theme is "Back to the '80s."


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