Saturday, August 22 | 7:30 pm
Missouri State Fair Grandstand
Presented by CFM Insurance
Tickets: $65 – $80 (includes potential fees)
State Fair concert ticket presale starts at 9 am, Tuesday, May 12. Public on sale starts at 9 am, Tuesday, May 19. All concert seats are reserved. Convenience charges apply to all tickets. Order State Fair tickets at etix.com, by phone at 1-800-514-3849 or stop by the Box Office. To view Box Office hours visit the Hours & Maps page.
Little Big Town
GRAMMY, ACM, CMA, AMA, and Emmy Award-winning group, Little Big Town – consisting of members Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, and Jimi Westbrook – burst onto the music scene 25 years ago with smash hits “Boondocks,” “Bring It On Home,” “Good As Gone” and the GRAMMY-nominated “Little White Church.” The band’s breakthrough albums Tornado and PainKiller produced multiple No. 1 singles, including “Pontoon,” “Tornado,” and “Day Drinking,” as well as the history-making, best-selling country single of 2015 “Girl Crush.” 2017’s The Breaker debuted at #1 on the Billboard Country Charts to critical acclaim and features their GRAMMY-winning, multi-week #1 single, “Better Man,” as well as the 2019 GRAMMY-nominated, “When Someone Stops Loving You.” In January 2020, the band released their self-produced ninth studio album, Nightfall, which once again hit the top of the Billboard Country Charts. The record included critically acclaimed and GRAMMY-nominated songs “The Daughters,” “Over Drinking” and “Wine, Beer, Whiskey” – the latter of which has reached almost 400 million global streams. In September 2022, they released their tenth studio album, Mr. Sun, which debuted as the Top Country Album released by a Group in 2022.
To date, Little Big Town has earned more than 45 award show nominations and has taken home over 20 awards, including multiple GRAMMY, AMA, People’s Choice, CMA, and ACM Awards, in addition to an Emmy award. To celebrate their 25th anniversary Little Big Town released their first-ever career-spanning Greatest Hits album in 2024, which features collaborations with Kelsea Ballerini, Miranda Lambert, and Sugarland. The band also released its first-ever Christmas album that same year, The Christmas Record and spent the Summer of 2025celebrating their extensive catalog playing amphitheaters nationwide on Little Big Town Summer Tour ‘25, with direct support by Wynonna Judd, Carly Pearce and Ashley McBryde. Ending 2025 on a high note, the band spent New Year’s Eve in Times Square ringing in 2026 as a headline performer on the ABC’s Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest. For more information on Little Big Town visit LittleBigTown.com or follow them @littlebigtown on Twitter and Instagram.
Listen to Little Big TownWalker Montgomery
Chosen as an “Artist to Watch” by Country Now, Music Mayhem Magazine, Sounds Like Nashville, The Boot and Country Evolution, Walker Montgomery knows a thing or two about family tradition, but is also striving to build his own legacy. The son of 90’s superstar John Michael Montgomery and nephew of Montgomery Gentry’s Eddie Montgomery was raised away from the spotlight in Nicholasville, Kentucky, but moved to Nashville and is carving a path all his own on today’s country scene. Walker made his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2024, and his pedigree is matched only by his passion for real country music, and he’s already put his classically-inspired, honey-bourbon vocal to use on a self-penned debut hit (“Simple Town,” over 7.3 Million Spotify streams). His romantic power-ballad, “She Don’t Know,” has garnered over 20 million streams worldwide, in addition to his other story-building singles from his independently released EP’s RUST and WORK TO DO. Walker’s version of “I Love the Way You Love Me” has garnered more than 45 MILLION views on TikTok. The new traditionalist has garnered over 93 MILLION cumulative independent global music streams. Recently signed to Red Street Records, Montgomery’s debut single with the label – “Saving The Honky Tonks” – will be available everywhere April 3rd.
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