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Faith Hill, Pink Floyd tribute band to play Orange County Fair summer concert series
Tickets go on sale Saturday for the Pink Floyd Experience and Faith Hill, who will perform at the Summer Concert Series at Pacific Amphitheatre at the 2010 Orange County Fair, the fair announced today.
The Pink Floyd Experience is a Pink Floyd tribute band that will perform the band's 1975 psychedelic classic, "Wish You Were Here," on Friday, July 16.
Faith Hill is one of country music's top vocalists. Her hits include "Breathe" and "The Way You Love Me." She is to perform Saturday, July 24.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday, starting at $12.50 for the Pink Floyd Experience and $50 for Faith Hill.
As always, concert tickets include fair admission. Single-day admission tickets are on sale on ticketmaster.com with no fees to customers who use the TicketFast (print-at-home) option.
The 2010 OC Fair, themed "The Beat Goes On," runs July 16 - Aug. 15.
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