FARMER CITY — Farmer City Heritage Days , set for June 2-4 in downtown Farmer City, will bring two popular music acts to the stage next summer.
Country singer Tyler Farr will perform Friday, June 3, while Black Stone Cherry will play Saturday, June 4.
Tyler Farr will perform Friday, June 3, at Farmer City Heritage Days.
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Tyler Farr has had three Top 10 hits on the country charts, including "Redneck Crazy," "Whiskey in My Water" and "A Guy Walks into a Bar," with "Better in Boots" being one of his first hits.
Black Stone Cherry will perform Saturday, June 4, at Farmer City Heritage Days.
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Some of Black Stone Cherry's hits include "Lonely Train," "White Trash Millionaire" and "In My Blood."
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More information, including the names of several support bands, will be announced soon, a press release stated.
General admission tickets to the concerts are free. Party pit tickets, or those closest to the stage, are $20 and will be available at farmercityheritagedays.com .
Inside Rivian's test drive operation in Normal
Storage area is built into the rear seats of a Rivian R1T pickup on display at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck goes over the side of a 45-degree embankment on a test track at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021. The company's First Mile event allowed government officials and other invited guests to test drive the first electric truck that was being released to customers on Monday.
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck goes over the side of a 45 degree embankment on a test track at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021. The company's First Mile event allowed government officials and other invited guests to test drive the first electric truck that was being released to customers on Monday.
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck goes over the side of a 45-degree embankment on a test track at the Normal automotive plant, Sept. 26.Â
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A Rivian R1T pickup is parked at the Normal plant on Sunday. Midwestern states are entering into an agreement to develop an electric vehicle infrastructure.Â
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck is shown at the Normal plant. The company is expected to go public on Wednesday.
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck was driven during the First Mile event at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021. The company's First Mile event allowed government officials and other invited guests to test drive the first electric truck that was being released to customers on Monday.
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck is ready for a test drive an event at the Normal plant.Â
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A display on Sunday at the First Mile event at Rivian's Normal plant shows different charging options.
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The storage tunnel on the Rivian R1T pickup truck goes through the body of the truck that was on display at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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What would be an engine compartment on a gasoline fueled pickup truck is a storage compartment of the Rivian R1T pickup truck that was on display at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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A storage compartment under the bed of the Rivian R1T pickup truck allows for a full-size spare as the truck was on display at the First Mile event at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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The interior of the Rivian R1T pickup truck is filled with leather surfaces and glass cockpit instrumentation as it was displayed at the First Mile event at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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Those who purchase a Rivian R1T pickup truck can take delivery at a special customer delivery station that was built outside the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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The skateboard chassis of a Rivian R1T pickup is on display at the customer delivery office at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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The heart of the Rivian R1T pickup truck is the rechargeable battery pack, which is made up of hundreds of Samsung lithium ion batteries. The pack is on display at the customer delivery center at the Normal automotive plant, Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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A Rivian R1T pickup is driven Sunday on the Normal plant's test track, which the factory opened to media and other officials. The "First Mile" event allowed invited guests to test drive the first electric truck that was being released to customers on Monday.
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A Rivian employee on Sunday at the company's Normal plant makes popcorn on a pull-out kitchen that is an accessory for the R1T electric pickup truck.
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck is on display at the company's First Mile event at the Normal automotive plant on Sept. 27.Â
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A Rivian R1T pickup truck is driven on a 45-degree hill at the automaker's factory in Normal on Sunday. "This is our first opportunity to let our customers and our pre-order holders test drive R1T for the first time, and to meet our team," said Laura Schwab, vice president of sales and marketing.
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