Do you like live music? A good excuse to get together with friends? Prairie Jam is for you! Bringing nationally awarded artists to a beautiful outdoor concert venue, offering a close-up show. The artists were hand picked, with both having large followings both in person and on social media. You'll dance and sing to their top charting songs! With seats ranging from $25-$45 and all having a close view of the stage, this concert is one for all ages.
Get your tickets to JAM on September 21st at the Schwan's Regional Event Center on the Campus of Southwest Minnesota State University.
ROYALE LYNN:
Singing before she could talk, Royale Lynn traded in her pony for a guitar and moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 2015. This viral country singer has single handedly acquired millions of views across social platforms and billboard calls her "a ferocious newcomer with ceiling scraping vocals"!
- "Six Feet Deep" has 6million view on TikTok/Instagram
- #3American Country iTunes charts
- Music video "Runs In The Water" on CMT in February.
Pulling from influences like Morgan Wallen, Avril Lavigne, Nickelback, and other various punk artists. Using her punk influences, she has created a new hybrid called "Punktry" (Punk Country).
ELI YOUNG BAND:
A true band of brothers who play their own instruments, write their own songs and cling fast to their Texas roots. Lead singer Mike Eli founded the band with guitarist James Young, bassist Jon Jones and drummer Chris Thompson at the University of North Texas in 2000, steadily building a grassroots fanbase that propelled four No. 1 singles and gave the band an edgy, romantically-charged identity.
- 4X PLATINUM “Crazy Girl”
- 2X PLATINUM “Even If It Breaks Your Heart”
- PLATINUM “Love Ain’t” and “Drunk Last Night “
- Billboard's No. 1 Country Song of the Year
- ACM Award for Song of the Year with “Crazy Girl”
- 2 billion streams for "Crazy Girl" to earn Pandora Billionaire status
- Multiple CMA, CMT, ACA and Teen Choice Award nominations
Confident in their soulful, hearts-on-fire brand of Country, they head out on a 51-city tour. "We've passed the 20-year mark as a band. And there's something about that which makes you reflect on everything that we've already done. And now, it feels like we are entering a new chapter. This new music feels full of energy and full of life," Eli recently shared with People.com. “We still look at each other as college buddies – not business partners,” says Young. “We get to share our lives with each other and we’ve done some really cool stuff, and our music has been the greatest byproduct of that.”
