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Country Artist Brent Payne to Perform at Fundraising Event

By Mike Copley, Community Writer
September 20, 2013 at 02:24pm. Views: 140

Renowned country recording artist Brent Payne will unveil his new show at the Circle P Ranch in Redlands on Saturday, Sept. 28, and will perform songs that have never been heard or seen in his live show. The concert will take place in a true country setting with an Old West town surrounding the stage and breathtaking views that will complement the night. There will be plenty to do and see as the young ones take a train ride and enjoy the horses or maybe enjoy a snow cone or two. There will be food and refreshments, and Wyatt Earp may even stop by and say howdy! Payne’s concerts are known to be blistering with high energy and always include crowd interaction. He has performed sold-out shows with some of the biggest names in country music, including Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Randy Travis, Lee Greenwood, Willie Nelson, and his good buddy Buck Owens, just to name a few. Brent has entertained thousands at NASCAR events, the Pro Bull Rider World Finals, several National Finals Rodeo events and many Las Vegas showrooms. During this up-close and personal affair, members of the outstanding charitable program “Guitars for Vets” will join Brent on stage. Witness “the healing power of music in the hands of Heroes.” A portion of the night’s proceeds will benefit Guitars for Vets’ local chapter, supporting those who sacrificed so much and now call Loma Linda Veterans Hospital home. The concert kicks off at Circle P Ranch, at 28432 San Timoteo Canyon Road in Redlands. Gates open at 6 p.m. and the show begins at 7:15 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the gate.

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