Country star Brad Paisley coming to CMAC. How to get tickets
Joining Paisley for the Saturday, July 12, show at CMAC will be special guests Dylan Scott and Alexandra Kay.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, March 7, at Ticketmaster.com.
Paisley is country royalty, recording with the likes of Dolly Parton on 'When I get Where I'm Going,' Carrie Underwood, who performed at CMAC last summer, on 'Remind Me' and Alison Krauss on 'Whiskey Lullaby.' His lengthy discography also includes classics such as 'Mud on the Tires,' 'This is Country Music,' 'Alcohol' and 'I'm Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin' Song).'
This is CMAC's 11th concert announcement for its 2025 summer concert series.
Last month, Grammy Award winner Bonnie Raitt, along with Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt-A-Whirl Band, and Old Dominion, with Ernest and Redferrin, were added to CMAC's summer 2025 concert lineup.
The lineup also includes: Kane Brown, who is set to perform May 22 and 23; Megan Moroney, June 12; Goose, June 21; James Taylor, June 29; the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra's "Red White & Boom" concert will be presented July 2; Train will perform Aug. 8; and Bailey Zimmerman on Aug. 9.
Visit cmacevents.com/events for more information.
Mike Murphy covers Canandaigua and other communities in Ontario County and writes the Eat, Drink and Be Murphy food and drink column. Follow him on X at @MPN_MikeMurphy.
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