Tracy Lawrence
kicks off the 2012 Volusia County Fair Concert Series at 8 p.m. on Saturday,
Nov. 3. Performing his first hits “Paint Me a Birmingham" and "Find Out
Who Your Friends Are,” to "Renegades, Rebels and Rogues" and the
soundtrack of the movie “Maverick,” Lawrence will have fans singing along and
dancing in the aisles. Lawrence
is credited with four consecutive No. 1 hits – "Alibis,"
"Can't Break it to My Heart," "My Second Home," and
"If the Good Die Young" – and continues to thrill fans around the
world.
At 8 p.m. on
Tuesday, Nov. 6, The Lettermen will be performing on the Fair’s annual “Senior
Day.” While letter sweaters may make
only a brief appearance, The Lettermen harmony promises to make a non-stop
showing. From their first hit "The Way You Look Tonight" (1961),
through current hits of today, the group’s sound remains distinct. Eighteen
gold albums and scores of top singles attest to The Lettermen’s popularity and
a style that generations have enjoyed.
The Letterman brought
words to the Percy Faith hit, "Theme From A Summer Place," revived the
classic Charlie Chaplin song, "Smile,” warmed us with "Our Winter
Love,” and begged, "Come Back Silly
Girl.” In 1966, The Letterman produced one of the most loved holiday albums
ever recorded, "For Christmas This Year.” Late 1967 brought about a live
album, and arguably the group's most loved and requested hit, "Goin' Out
Of My Head/Can't Take My Eyes Off You.”
Rounding out this
year’s concerts will be up-and-coming group The Farm, set to perform on Saturday,
Nov.10 at 8 p.m. The group’s hit “Home Sweet Home,” is climbing the
charts; its debut, album The Farm, Inc., launched July 17.
In many ways, The Farm is a hybrid act: a trio deeply rooted in country music, which
also folds in sonic elements from a variety of popular-music genres. All the
while, however, the group has solid vocal harmony at its core.
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