Podcasts about california mid state fair

Jeff and Jeremy dive into the buzz around the Red Clay Strays, the 2024 Americana Emerging Artists of the Year, headlining the California Mid-State Fair. Hailing from Mobile, Alabama, this band has rocked The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and sold out Red Rocks. But do locals know them? We break down their 19-song setlist, ticket prices ($65-$150), and cost-per-song value (from $3.42 to $7.89). Will San Luis Obispo house moms in wide-brim hats flock to Paso Robles for this hipster spectacle? Plus, we check the KZFC.com poll where 80% have no clue who the Strays are. Tune in for laughs, concert economics, and a shoutout to Despicable Mike's sugar mama dreams! #RedClayStrays #MidStateFair #AmericanaMusic #ConcertVibes #WideBrimHats

Jeff and Jeremy dive into a fascinating study from Study Finds and GigaCalculator that breaks down concert ticket prices by cost per song, revealing the true value of your concert experience. Jeff, a self-proclaimed stats nerd, geeks out over the numbers, while Jeremy questions who even thinks to analyze concerts this way! They explore the study's high, middle, and low tiers, spotlighting artists like Teddy Swims ($4.75 per song), Ed Sheeran ($4.79 per song, the cheapest per minute!), and Lana Del Rey ($16 per song for a short 83-minute set). The hosts also debate the jaw-dropping per-show earnings of megastars like Oasis ($17.16M per show) and Lady Gaga ($8.2M), while Beyoncé and Charli XCX make the priciest per-song list. Things get local as they compare two California Mid-State Fair acts: Flo Rida ($5.58 per song for a 12-song set) versus 311 ($4.71 per song for a 21-song set), declaring 311 the better value. Tune in for a mix of music, math, and hilarious banter as Jeff offers to calculate your concert's cost-per-song this summer Hashtags: #ConcertTickets #MusicEconomics #GigaCalculator #StudyFinds #CaliforniaMidStateFair #FloRida #311 #TicketPrices

What Jug Country thinks aliens would think about us...and What to expect at the California Mid-State Fair tonight!

Follow the California Mid-State Fair on Facebook, Instagram to always be the first to know which big concerts are coming to Paso Robles next summer!

Parker McCollum checks in ahead of his California Mid-State Fair show, 7/25

Happy National FFA Week! Welcome back to part two of this week's story… last time I told you about meeting Ethan Lazanoff who sold his replacement heifer at the California Mid-State Fair for 17,500 dollars last year.

Hear the story of Grace and Andrew's project selling for $25,000 at the 4H/FFA Auction at the California Mid-State Fair!

Gary and Chris join Adam to talk the latest with Eberle, including their first ever Reserve white wine release (a chardonnay), as well as their vis Sat with The Cork Dorks at the California Mid State Fair

Gary and Chris join Adam to talk the latest with Eberle, including their first ever Reserve white wine release (a chardonnay), as well as their vis Sat with The Cork Dorks at the California Mid State Fair

Adam welcomed in the new GM of Le Vigne Winery, Matt Dolman. It was cool to meet Matt and learn all that Le Vigne has coming up! One of those places in Paso, where the owner himself is in the kitchen cooking for visitors. They also have that great cheese connection! Congrats also on the recent news of them winning Double Gold and 'Best in Class' at CCWC. Le Vigne will also be hanging with The Cork Dorks this summer at the California Mid State Fair

Adam welcomed in the new GM of Le Vigne Winery, Matt Dolman. It was cool to meet Matt and learn all that Le Vigne has coming up! One of those places in Paso, where the owner himself is in the kitchen cooking for visitors. They also have that great cheese connection! Congrats also on the recent news of them winning Double Gold and 'Best in Class' at CCWC. Le Vigne will also be hanging with The Cork Dorks this summer at the California Mid State Fair

Matt Cross Tap Takeover Episode Janell Dusi is the winemaker behind J. Dusi wines, and part of an enviable legacy. Her great-grandparents came to Paso Robles from Italy in the early 1900s and planted Zinfandel across their spacious property. The following two generations kept at it, farming vines and selling to some of the biggest, most iconic brands in the wine industry, names like Ridge and Turley. While Janell also considers herself a farmer — I mean, how could she not with a family like that? — Janell went on to become a winemaker. In fact, when she was 13, she made her first Zinfandel and won an honorable mention at the California Mid-State Fair. And that was just the beginning. Janell shares with me and Matt about studying Global and International Studies at UC Santa Barbara, the ins and outs of growing zin, and how she came up with the name Paper Street for her new vineyard. J. Dusi Wines / @jdusi / @paperstreetvineyard

More Oil Changes courtesy of Perry Ford today. AND... 6 tickets to shows at the California Mid-State Fair. true there are 32 teams in the NFL... but context and incorrect guesses should get this thing whittled down over the next several days.

A grizzly attacks and kills a woman camping in Montana, we talk rules and regulations with Bucky The Mutton Busting Clown about this years California Mid State Fair and the mid-west weighs in on the hammer and saves lives!

Listen to Tim play our game for tickets to see Dan + Shay at the California Mid-State Fair!

... and California Mid-State Fair hopes and dreams! (J.Biebs, can you hear us!?!)

We've got tickets to give away every day this week for the July 26th Smokey Robinson Show at the California Mid State Fair.

The people have spoken. If you want to ride the Zipper for free on July 17th at the California Mid-State Fair, apparently you must arrive there a lot earlier than you do for the Log Ride.

We talk about the possibilities of Lynyrd Skynyrd being embarrassed by Chris Janson at the California Mid-State Fair

The Young Dubliners are getting ready to tour, Which leads us to wonder; When is the best time to see a band on tour? Good arguments for both ends...but not the middle. Also we give you a big Clue in figuring out two of the "Yet to be announced" acts will be at the California Mid-State Fair.

Knowing that the lines between "Today's Country" and "Hip-Hop" are extremely blurred we do not really know what to expect from the fair's announcements... even if they say who EXACTLY they are, we still won't know.

Join us this week as we welcome Pop music singer songwriter, Kylie Hughes. Based in Malibu, CA., A Pepperdine graduate, Kylie has many musical accomplishments under her belt, having gigged both with her band and performed solo acoustic sets in numerous Hollywood hotspots (Viper Room, Hotel Café, House of Blues), and local clubs in and around Malibu (Malibu Inn, Sunset Lounge, Canyon Club). Additionally, the pop songstress also sang the National Anthem before a concert by John Mayer at the California Mid-State Fair; shared the stage with The Beach Boys in Thousand Oaks, CA and with Jewel in Napa, CA; played at the Cantinas Music Festival in Paso Robles, CA on a bill with Newsboys and MercyMe; and performed a duet in 2013 at Carnegie Hall with Michael W. Smith. In 2014 Kylie entered the music scene with the release of her EP "Calipopicana". Her passion for spontaneous adventure and obvious musical talent quickly earned the songstress attention from fans and critics. Kylie is currently working on a new album release for early 2017. Her latest single and music video "Take Me Anywhere" takes you along on a road trip to some of her favorite places in California and even some places she had never been before. The “Take Me Anywhere” video follows her previous video for her single “Never Ever.” We will talk to Kylie about her upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at her music, feature her latest songs, and ask her to share her message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Kylie Hughes at http://www.kyliehughesmusic.com/ and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and speak live with Kylie during the show (718) 766-4193. And as always we will give shout outs to our deployed military listeners. Our message to the troops: WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.