Nelly Is Returning To The Delaware State Fair
Summer is always on the horizon and Nelly is returning to the Delaware State Fair.
The fair announced that St. Louis native Nelly will be bringing his show back to Harrington.
“Diamond Selling, Multi-platinum, Grammy award-winning rap superstar, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and actor, Nelly, has continually raised the bar for the entertainment industry since stepping on the scene in 2000 with his distinctive vocals and larger-than-life personality. His collaboration with Florida Georgia Line received Diamond status and he is only one of seven rappers to reach this honor” according to the fair’s website.
Nelly will be performing on July 21, 2023 and tickets for the show go on sale November 18, 2022.
Pit tickets will cost $74, $44 for the track, $39 for stadium seating, and $34 for the grandstand/clubhouse.
The show will be apart of the fair’s summer concert series.
Chase McDaniel will be Nelly’s opening act. Chase “was raised by grandparents in the small town of Greensburg, Kentucky with traditional family values and old school country music. He was taught to bet on himself and that, paired with his rich baritone voice. All of that comes together as his latest song debuts #1 on the Billboard Digital Sales and iTunes country single charts and #4 on the Billboard all genres chart, an unprecedented feat for an independent artist” according to the fair’s website.
As a note for the show everyone entering the fairgrounds must present a valid ticket of admission, including those attending Grandstand concerts. Concert tickets do not include admission to the fair. You may purchase a maximum of 8 tickets per show. This is determined by reference to your name, your company name, your credit card number and billing or email address. Violators will have their excessive purchases automatically cancelled and refunded to the credit card used without any further contact.
Summer is always on the horizon and Nelly is returning to the Delaware State Fair.
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