A change has been made to the entertainment lineup. Tribute band Hairball will perform instead of Rod Stewart.
The show is scheduled for September 1 at the grandstand. Fairgoers can attend the event for free.
Hairball is expected to play '80s classics, including "Crazy Train". This replaces the previously scheduled performance, which would have included songs like "Downtown Train". For more information, details are available from the source.
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