NEW SHOW: Tracy Lawrence Coming to South Dakota This Summer

It's not even 2025 and one popular South Dakota fair just made a major concert announcement for the summer!

Country singer and songwriter Tracy Lawrence will be one of the headliners at the 2025 Brown County Fair in Aberdeen. Who's ready for a road trip?

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The Brown County Fair in Aberdeen is a favorite destination in the Sioux Empire known to have big concerts every year. Mark this date in your calendar: Tracy Lawrence is set to take the stage at the Brown County Fair on Thursday, August 14th, 2025.

Brown County Fair officials made the exciting announcement on Monday afternoon, November 11th in a Facebook video. Surprise!

Tracy Lawrence has had a successful country music career for over 30 years with songs like "Paint Me a Birmingham," "Time Marches On," "Sticks and Stone," "Texas Tornado," "As Any Fool Can See," "Renegades, Rebels and Rogues," and "Better Man Better Off." You can expect a night of hits from Tracy Lawrence at the upcoming Brown County Fair!

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The Brown County Fair is from Monday, August 11th until Sunday, August 17th. Brown County Fair officials are offering a great ticket deal just in time for the holidays! $10 off of three or four-day grandstand packages for the 2025 Brown County Fair from December 2nd to December 25th, 2024. Details on ticket deals can be found here.

We can't wait to welcome Tracy Lawrence to South Dakota at the Brown County Fair on Thursday, August 14th, 2025! Summer is already looking like another big year for country concerts!

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