Sister Hazel
Sister Hazel

Tickets for Columbia County Fall Concert Series go on sale Aug. 7

On Aug. 3, Columbia County Parks, Recreation, and Events announced the official artist lineup for the upcoming 2026 Fall Concert Series at Evans Towne Center Park.


“The series features an extraordinary lineup of powerhouse performers spanning Southern rock,
classic country, and modern country-rock”, according to a news release.

Sister Hazel kicks off the three concert series Friday, Sept. 11.

“The iconic chart-topping rock band brings their signature blend of alt-rock, folk, and classic Southern harmonies to
the stage” the release said.

Formed in Gainesville, Florida, Sister Hazel’s music fuses genres such as pop, folk, rock and Southern rock. The band is best known for the 1997 single “All for You”.

Sawyer Brown is in concert Friday, Oct. 2 bringing to the stage decades of fan-favorite hits. Sawyer Brown is another band with Florida roots. The group has a new album out this year called Desperado Troubadours, It’s the first new album in 20 years and is produced by Blake Shelton.

“And it sounds exactly like Sawyer Brown,” according to the Sawyer Brown website.

Jackson Dean ends the series Friday, Nov. 6.

“One of country music’s fastest-rising stars will deliver his rugged, atmospheric sound and heartfelt
songwriting,” the release said.

He’s charted with singles such as “Don’t Come Lookin'”, “Fearless”, and “Heavens to Betsy”.

Tickets and VIP packages go on sale Friday, Aug. 7, at ticketmaster.com.

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