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Monroeville first stop on Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour

Country star bringing tour to monroeville.

Country megastar Luke Bryan announced he will be bringing the Farm Tour back for its 13th year in 2022, kicking off at Highland Farms in Monroeville on Sept. 15. 

The local show is the first of only six dates, which includes Mechanicsburg, Ohio, just west of Columbus, on Sept. 16, and Fowlerville, Michigan, about two-and-a-half hours north of Fort Wayne, on Sept. 17. 

The aim of the tour is to bring a large-scale country concert to small communities while also giving Bryan and fans the opportunity to thank farmers, which is something that is important to the singer, having grown up on a farm himself. 

“I look forward to these shows every year, mainly because of the meaning behind them, and why it was important to me to start the Farm Tour 13 years ago,” Bryan shared in a press release. “It has allowed communities who don’t normally get a concert in their areas to experience a fun night in their backyard, all while lifting up the American farmer. Small towns and farming pretty much sum up my childhood. It is my way of life, and I know it is a way of life for so many. It is truly the highlight of my year for me and my whole team.”

Nicks adds Ruoff to tour

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Stevie Nicks has announced the addition of four special amphitheater shows to her existing limited engagement tour. 

To our benefit, the additional four shows will include a stop at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville on Tuesday, June 21. 

Remarkably, the 73-year-old Fleetwood Mac songstress recently stated she’d like to continue singing for, at least, the next decade. 

Given the amount of hits she has been involved with as a member of the iconic band as well as a solo artist, my guess is that she will continue selling out venues as long as she wants to continue to get up on stage.

Anthrax celebrates 40 years

Legendary thrashers Anthrax will finally get to celebrate their 40th anniversary when they head out on the road for the first time since the pandemic with co-headliners Black Label Society and special guest Hatebreed for what is sure to be a night full of face-melting riffs. 

Anthrax formed in 1981, and is considered one of the “Big 4” in thrash metal, along with Metallica , Megadeth, and Slayer.

The tour commences at the end of July and stops at the Hard Rock Casino in Gary on Aug. 4, the Andrew Brady Music Center in Cincinnati on Aug. 15, and The Fillmore in Detroit on Aug. 20.

B-52’s saying good-bye

What started as a way to have some fun and play music for friends turned into a 45-year career, but you’ll have just one more chance to catch legendary party band The B-52’s . 

The farewell tour launches Aug. 22 in Seattle and stops at the Chicago Theatre on Oct. 7 with KC and the Sunshine Band . 

“It has been a wild ride, that’s for sure,” said singer Cindy Wilson in a press release. “We feel truly blessed to have had an amazing career encouraging folks to dance, sing along with us and feel they can be whomever they are with our music.”

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Luke Bryan Announces 2022 Farm Tour Dates and Locations

Luke Bryan 's Farm Tour is officially coming back in 2022. The country music star is partnering with Bayer for the thirteenth annual tour that will take place at six different family farms this fall.

The tour kicks off in Indiana and will take Bryan to Ohio, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, and Michigan. Riley Green, Jameson Rodgers, the Peach Pickers , and DJ Rock will all be joining as openers. The Farm Tour is an important initiative for the Nashville superstar who grew up on a farm in Georgia. It's a special opportunity for Bryan to honor farmers as well as give his fans the chance to come together and do the same. It's also a great way to bring big concerts to small communities that don't usually get that kind of attention. Bringing a CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year winner to promote the everyday farmer? It's a wonderful idea, which is probably why it's become so popular over the years.

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"I look forward to these shows every year mainly because of the meaning behind them and why it was important to me to start the Farm Tour thirteen years ago," Bryan shares in a press release. "It has allowed communities who don't normally get a concert in their areas to experience a fun night in their backyard all while lifting up the American farmer. Small town and farming pretty much sum up my childhood. It is my way of life and I know it is a way of life for so many. It is truly the highlight of my year for me and my whole team."

Bryan and Bayer will be using the hashtag #HeresToTheFarmer as part of a social media campaign from June through October. Bayer will be donating meals to those in need through Feeding America whenever the hashtag is shared. Tickets for the 2022 Farm Tour will go on sale on Thursday, May 5 on Bryan's website at 10 AM local time. Tour dates and locations are below.

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Luke Bryan Farm Tour 2022 Dates

Sept. 15 - Monroeville, IN - Highland Farms* Sept. 16 - Mechanicsburg, OH - SpringFork Farms* Sept. 17 - Fowlerville, MI - Kubiak Family Farms* Sept. 22 - Murdock, NE - Stock Hay & Grain Farm* Sept. 23 - Boone, IA - Ziel Farm Sept. 24 - Eyota, MN - Gar-Lin Dairy*

*Riley Green not appearing

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Luke Bryan Reveals Farm Tour 2022 Dates

Luke Bryan is bringing his annual Farm Tour into its thirteenth year, announcing dates for the 2022 run on Friday (April 29). The country superstar will again partner with Bayer to visit six family farms for unique shows in September.

The Farm Tour 2022 will kick off Sept. 15 at Highland Farms in Monroeville, Ind., and it will run through Sept. 24 at Gar-Lin Dairy in Eyota, Minn. Bryan will also travel to Ohio, Michigan, Nebraska and Iowa on the tour. He will be joined by a large group of openers including Riley Green, Jameson Rodgers , the Peach Pickers and DJ Rock.

Not only does the Farm Tour bring a large-scale country concert to small communities, but it gives Bryan and fans the opportunity to thank farmers, which is something that is important to the singer, having grown up on a farm himself.

"I look forward to these shows every year mainly because of the meaning behind them and why it was important to me to start the Farm Tour thirteen years ago," Bryan shares in a press release. "It has allowed communities who don’t normally get a concert in their areas to experience a fun night in their backyard all while lifting up the American farmer. Small town and farming pretty much sum up my childhood. It is my way of life and I know it is a way of life for so many. It is truly the highlight of my year for me and my whole team."

Bryan and partnering sponsor Bayer will lift up farmers through the tour using their #HeresToTheFarmer social media campaign. Every time the hashtag is shared from June 1 through Oct. 31, Bayer will donate one meal to someone in need via Feeding America. The campaign aims to provide 1 million meals. Since the beginning of Bryan and Bayer's partnership, almost 5 million meals have been provided and more than $180,000 has been donated to Feeding America food banks and famers. Bryan will also continue to award scholarships to students from farming families.

Tickets for the Farm Tour 2022 go on sale Thursday, May 5, at 10AM local time on Bryan's website . Fan club members and Citi cardholders will have access to presale tickets starting May 2.

Luke Bryan's Farm Tour 2022 Dates: 

Sept. 15 — Monroeville, Ind. @ Highland Farms Sept. 16 — Mechanicsburg, Ohio @ SpringFork Farms* Sept. 17 — Fowlersville, Mich. @ Kubiak Family Farms Sept. 22 — Murdock, Neb. @ Stock Hay & Grain Farm* Sept. 23. ��� Boone, Iowa @ Ziel Farm* Sept. 24 — Eyota, Minn. @ Gar-Lin Dairy

*Riley Green not appearing

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Luke Bryan’s 15th tour to promote agriculture packs the field at a Dauphin County farm

• Updated: Sep. 21, 2024, 10:06 p.m.
• | Published: Sep. 20, 2024, 1:41 a.m.

• Jonathan Bergmueller | [email protected]

Widely acclaimed country musician Luke Bryan kicked off his 15th Farm Tour in Pennsylvania on Thursday night, treating country music fans from near and far to a night to remember.

“I love Pennsylvania, I miss Pennsylvania, and I mean it,” Bryan said to enthusiastic applause across one of Bow Creek Farm’s fields in Grantville, Dauphin County.

Bryan sang some of his greatest country music hits during around a two-hour performance that included “That’s My Kind of Night,” “Country Girls (Shake It For Me)” and “One Margarita” — the latter with a margarita in hand, of course.

During the next set, after performing “But I Got a Beer in My Hand,” Bryan chugged a Miller Lite on stage, too.

Bryan’s manager is a former Nebraska state trooper who has mutual friends with Nick Chimienti Jr. of the Dauphin County Sheriff’s Department.

The two met up and toured several farms in central Pennsylvania. They originally placed Bow Creek Farm toward the end of their list, but once they walked around the property, they began to envision Thursday night’s concert, according to Chimienti.

Said Bryan during the concert, referring to Chimienti, “You got a good sheriff — he lets you party in a field. Y’all don’t do no stupid [expletive].”

The East Hanover Township farm turned out to be a perfect venue, with plenty to see in all directions even before the concert began.

Dust rose above thousands of footsteps as people poured off side fields set aside for parking toward the main line into the venue.

The smell of cheap beer and cigarettes floated above crowds entering the fenced venue, pushed together like cattle in an enclosure.

“This is why I don’t like going to these things,” one young man told his girlfriend.

“Babe, it’s an experience,” the young woman replied.

“It sure is an experience,” the young man said.

And rewarded with an experience they were. Bryan took the stage at 8:30 to the boosted electrical riff behind “That’s My Kind of Night.”

“This is my kinda Thursday night in Pennsylvania,” Bryan said.

But Bryan made one person’s night when he shared the stage with a young man named Landon who brought a sign to the concert that said, “Can I sing Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye?”

So the two did, and Landon hit all the notes before disappearing into the crowd.

Later in the concert, Bryan took time to thank his Dauphin County hosts, Robert and Amy Hess , not only for sharing Bow Creek Farm’s fields for the concert but also for their work as farmers.

The tour once again is sponsored by pharmaceutical giant Bayer “to help honor America’s farmers for providing us with access to critical health and nutrition through its #HerestotheFarmer campaign,” according to the company website .

Bryan is setting up stages on American farms from Sept. 19-28, taking him as far south as North Carolina and as far west as Kentucky before returning to Pennsylvania, in Westmoreland County, on the tour’s final night.

Bow Creek Farm, located at 769 Ridge Road , is a local business that raises Red Angus cattle. The farm supplies local hotels and high-end restaurants with premium beef and other goods from its retail store.

Bayer provided a $5,000 check to the Hess family.

Luke Bryan performs at a farm in Granville as part of his ongoing Farm Tour. September 19, 2024. Sean Simmers | [email protected]

“For us, the best part was ... the unprecedented advertising,” Rob Hess said after the concert. “There is a disconnect between agricultural jobs and schools — kids don’t realize there are all these careers in agriculture.”

It was a concert that took about two months to plan. “We’re relieved everything went well,” Hess said.

Toward the end of his performance, Bryan sang “Courtesy of the Red White and Blue” by Toby Keith.

He then repeated a Keith quote, saying, “Never apologize for being patriotic” to raucous chanting of “USA, USA, USA” by members of the audience.

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Luke Bryan Farm Tour - Monroeville, IN - VIP

Thu, sep 15, 2022 | 5:00pm, date & time, description, luke bryan farm tour - monroeville, in - september 15th, 2022.

We're so excited you've chosen to be a part of Farm Tour 2022! Please note the following times for the shows: - Parking begins at 2pm - Entry opens at 5pm - Show starts at 6pm PARKING: In preparation for your upcoming Farm Tour date, please keep in mind that traffic conditions could be congested and there may be a long wait to get into the rural area where the show will take place. Please refer to www.lukebryan.com/farmtour for parking times, as we recommend arriving early. Carpooling is also encouraged to cut down on traffic. Please take this into consideration while you make your travel plans. Have fun, be safe, and we'll see you at the farm!

SHOW WILL HAPPEN RAIN OR SHINE • CHAIRS & BLANKETS ARE ALLOWED IN DESIGNATED AREAS • NO COOLERS • NO BACKPACKS • NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINK • NO FIREWORKS OR WEAPONS OF ANY KIND • NO ANIMALS OTHER THAN SERVICE ANIMALS • NO VIDEO CAMERAS OR PROFESSIONAL LENS CAMERAS • NO LARGE UMBRELLAS • NO FOOTBALLS/FRISBEES/HULA HOOPS • NO PERSONAL GOLF CARTS/ATVS/UTVS • NO RE-ENTRY • NO GLASS CONTAINERS ON GROUNDS • TICKETS MUST BE PRESENTED FOR ACCESS TO PARKING AREA - NO OPEN FLAMES IN PARKING AREA

There are NO ATM machines inside the concert area.

ANIMALS We accommodate service animals, no pets allowed.

BACKPACK No backpacks allowed. Please leave them in your car.

FOOD & BEVERAGES Sorry, NO outside food, beverages (except a factory sealed bottle of water), or coolers are allowed. However, a wide selection of your favorite foods and beverages including beer are available inside the concert area. 1 Factory sealed plastic bottle of water per person is allowed (16.9oz)

FIRST AID EMT stations will be present on the festival grounds.

GATES Please keep in mind that long lines form at the gates prior to showtime. We encourage you to arrive early to avoid the rush. For the safety of all of our patrons there will be a search conducted at the front gate.

GLASS Absolutely no glass allowed in the parking areas. Any found will be confiscated.

IS MY POCKET KNIFE CONSIDERED A WEAPON? Yes. Leave it in your car. Same goes for box cutters, mace, and pepper spray. Any weapons will be confiscated for disposal and will not be returned.

HANDICAPPED State permit is required. A general admission seating area is provided for persons in wheelchairs and up to three companions. This area fills quickly and is available on a first-come-first-serve basis.

VIDEO CAMERAS Video cameras or any recording devices are strictly prohibited. Still cameras are welcome. No GoPros, laptops, tablets, or cameras with detachable lenses.

RE-ENTRY LINES No Re-entry.

There are no refunds for Farm Tour tickets. Ticket protection is available for purchase during the ticket buying process and subject to terms and conditions.

WHAT IF I FORGOT MY TICKETS? In this case, you will need to go to the Ticket Tent, and they will be able to look your order up by verifying your personal information.

I'VE LOST AN ITEM! HOW CAN I FIND IT? Lost and Found is located oustide the main gate ticket entrance.

SOMEONE IN MY PARTY HAS TROUBLE WALKING. IS THERE A SERVICE TO GET THEM TO THE DISABLED SEATING AREA? Unfortunately, no. Though we welcome everyone, it is an outdoor festival and weather sometimes is an issue. We provide ADA Parking, which is quite close to the event. If you are unable to walk, you are welcome to bring a wheelchair or a medical scooter (no golf carts please) to get around. Again, the festival site is large and is earthy (not paved) so please keep this in mind as you are planning your visit, especially if the weather has been bad leading up to or during the event.

HOW EARLY SHOULD WE ARRIVE? Parking opens at 2pm. You are encouraged to arrive early to avoid traffic delays and lines at the gate.

CAN WE BRING GRILLS? For safety reasons, grills are not permitted as this is an outdoor event they are a fire hazard.

CAN WE BRING CHAIRS & BLANKETS INSIDE? Chairs and blankets are allowed in designated areas of the venue. These areas will not be right next to the stage.

SIGNAGE POLICY No signs larger than 1/2 sheet of poster board allowed.

IS THIS A FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT? This is a family friendly event with adequate security, but please be aware that alcohol will be sold at the event which is general admission and that your discretion should be used before bringing young children to the show.

IF I CANNOT DRIVE HOME, CAN I LEAVE MY CAR? No. Plans will need to be made on your behalf in advance of the show to get you and your car home after the show ends. Please drink responsibly.

WHAT IF MY CAR GETS STUCK/OR I LOCK MY KEYS IN MY CAR? There may be a wrecker service on site to help with car issues (Charges will apply according to the company). If there is not a wrecker service on site please contact your local wrecker service.

CAN WE CAMP? Camping is not allowed.

CAN WE BRING AN RV? We do not recommend bringing an RV since parking will be tight. If you do bring an RV, you can only use one (no more than this) pre-purchased parking pass +$50 at the gate for a total of $55 to park and you will not be able to park overnight. People arriving to the venue with no pre-purchased parking pass will be charged $75 to park the RV. Any vehicles left overnight will be towed at owner's expense.

IS THERE A DISCOUNTED PRICE FOR MOTORCYCLE PARKING? No, each motorcycle is required to pay full price for parking.

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There will be no refunds or exchanges and all sales are final. Chairs and blankets are allowed in designated areas. No coolers allowed. No backpacks. No outside food or drink. No fireworks or weapons of any kind. No animals other than service animals. No video cameras or professional lens cameras. No re-entry. No glass containers on grounds.

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