Chart Topper Parker McCollum Headlines Kansas State Fair
Country Crooner Brings Big Hits with Songwriter’s Touch and Performer’s Heart
Hutchinson, KS—Country star Parker McCollum is coming to the Nex-Tech Grandstand at the
Kansas State Fair on September 10, 2022, with up-and-coming country artist Priscilla Block
opening.
McCollum is known for combining his artistic, authentic songwriting ability with a true
performer’s presence on stage. He is Academy of Country Music’s 2022 New Male Artist of the
Year. Some of his top hits include: (No. 1 Billboard Hit) Pretty Heart, To Be Loved By You, and
Hell of a Year.
"We’re thrilled to bring Parker McCollum to the Kansas State Fair. His songwriting abilities and
soulful voice resonates so well with country audiences, and we hope to fill the stands with this
concert,” said Bryan Schulz, Kansas State Fair General Manager.
Opening for McCollum, Block is a 2022 Music Row Country Breakout Artist of the Year and was
a 2022 Academy of Country Music’s New Female Artist of the Year nominee. Her streaming has
topped 250 million and rising. Some of Block’s songs include her first certified gold single, Just
About Over You, Wish You Were the Whiskey, and her newest release, My Bar.
Tickets go on sale at 8 a.m. Friday, March 18 at KansasStateFair.com. Anyone signed up for
Kansas State Fair emails can get access to tickets with a presale code, starting 8 a.m. on
Thursday, March 17. Sign up for emails at
Tickets are $70/$60/$30. The show will be Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.
New in 2022: each grandstand ticket will also include a gate admission scan. Ticket will be valid
on date of event only. Some exclusions apply. Visit KansasStateFair.com to learn more.
To purchase tickets or for more information, visit kansasstatefair.com or call (620) 669-3618.
Friday, Sept. 9 – Rock the Fair: Battle of the Bands finals
Saturday, Sept. 10 – Parker McCollum with Priscilla Block
The Nex-Tech Grandstand is sponsored by Nex-Tech Wireless and Nex-Tech.
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The 2022 Kansas State Fair will be September 9-18 in Hutchinson, Kansas. Proudly the largest
gathering of Kansans each year, the Fair celebrates all the things beloved about the state:
agriculture, education, entertainment, and more. For more information, and to learn about 2022
Fair offerings, visit KansasStateFair.com.