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June 15, 2025

Fair organizers expand concert series with country, rock and R&B acts, plus exclusive pre-sale perks for fan club members. (GV Wire Composite/David Rodriguez)

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The Big Fresno Fair announced that four more acts have been added to its 2025 Table Mountain Concert Series, expanding a diverse musical roster at the Paul Paul Theater.

Country star Dustin Lynch opens the newly announced weekend performances on Oct. 3, followed by reggae-rock fusion band Dirty Heads on Oct. 7. Rock fans can catch a double bill featuring Skillet and Switchfoot on Oct. 9, while R&B enthusiasts will get a triple-header with Mario, Lloyd and Nivea on October 11.

“We’re excited to unveil the next round of concerts in our 2025 Table Mountain Concert Series, bringing an incredible mix of music that spans genres and generations,” said Christina Estrada, Fair CEO.

Exclusive Pre-Sale and Ticket Information

Big Fair Fan Club members receive exclusive pre-sale access beginning Monday at 10 a.m. through June 25. During this period, concert ticket buyers can also grab fair tickets at half price when purchased together. General ticket sales open June 26.

Ticket prices start at $40 for Lynch, $35 for the R&B showcase., and $30 for the Dirty Heads and Skillet/Switchfoot shows.

The acts add to previously scheduled performances like Joan Jett, Trace Adkins, The Commodores and various nostalgia acts. Additional concert announcements are expected soon.

The 142nd Big Fresno Fair runs Oct. 1-12, and draws more than 500,000 visitors annually.

Read more at www.FresnoFair.com.

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