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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama -- "Country music always sounds better outside," said country music superstar Brad Paisley following his show opener "Southern Comfort Zone" at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater on Friday.

Tickets to the remaining four Missouri State Fair Pepsi Grandstand concerts go on sale starting at 9 a.m. Monday, June 17, and can be ordered at Ticketmaster.com or by phone at 800-796-6776.

From the painting of Jerry Ogolin on the backdrop to the stage, the performance of the song "Legacy" by seniors Felicha Elmer and Toni Trout to invocation of Ogolin's words by Principal Duane Mattice to close his remarks, the Yerington High School graduating class of 2013 paid homage to its late principal during its Commencement ceremony Saturday ... (more)

Paisley is the second artist to play in this year's Live Nation Summer Concert Series.

If you see Lee Brice on the road this summer, make sure and look for that new, black wedding band he's wearing on his left hand.

Country singer and songwriter Lee Brice walks a path between traditional honky tonk sounds and contemporary rock & roll; as Brice puts it, his music sounds like what would happen if Hank Williams Jr.

The fair is scheduled for Aug. 8-18 in Sedalia. The concerts include Foreigner and Starship, featuring Mickey Thomas, on Aug.

Country music has a long history of honoring those who have served in the armed forces, especially those who were willing to die for what they believe in.

Lee Brice grew up listening to his grandfather's stories of serving in World War II, so Memorial Day has always had a special meaning for him.

Four concerts were announced today by Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe, completing the series of eight concerts for this year's State Fair, to be held Aug.