SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California State Fair announced a performer for the opening weekend of its concert series Wednesday.
Wilson Phillips, known for two #1 singles in 1990 including "Hold On" and "Release Me," will perform at Cal Expo. The pop vocal group includes Carnie Wilson, Wendy Wilson, and Chynna Phillips who will perform on Saturday, July 13 at 8 p.m.
"We are beyond excited to welcome one of the biggest-selling female groups ever, Wilson Phillips to our stage,” Tom Martinez, CEO of California State Fair and Cal Expo said in a statement. Their incredible harmonies and storied musical backgrounds are sure to deliver an unforgettable show. It’s an honor to host such talented artists who have played a significant role in shaping pop music."
While these concerts are free with general admission to the fair, space is first come, first served. Reserved seats are also available for purchase starting at $25.
Toyota Concert Series Lineup
Friday, July 12: TBA
Saturday, July 13: Wilson Phillips
Sunday, July 14: Cole Swindell
Monday, July 15: Queen Nation
Tuesday, July 16: Zapp
Wednesday, July 17: TBA
Thursday, July 18: Chris Young
Friday, July 19: Digital Underground, Tone Loc and C&C Music Factory
Saturday, July 20: Patti LaBelle
Sunday, July 21: Pablo Montero, Mariachi Los Camperos, Gabriela Sepúlveda, and Mariachi Oro
Monday, July 22: Kenny Cetera
Tuesday, July 23: Flo Rida
Wednesday, July 24: Bush
Thursday, July 25: Lukas Nelson
Friday, July 26: The Beach Boys
Saturday, July 27: TBA
Sunday, July 28: UB40 featuring Ali Campbell
More performers will be announced leading up to the fair. Keep track of the performers HERE.
Daily admission to the fair is $16 and the advance price is $14. Other prices for kids and seniors are available as well as different packages. Find more information HERE.
The California State Fair runs from July 12-28.
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