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20-year-old Latin music artist Christian Nodal has been announced as the headliner for the 2019 Antelope Valley Fair Hispanic Concert.
The singer-songwriter is scheduled to appear August 18 as part of the Palmdale Auto Mall Concert Series.
Nodal began his career as far back as age 13, but he burst onto the global scene in 2016 with the release of his hit song, “No Pasa de Moda,” which garnered attention on social media.
He followed that up with “Adios Amor,” which spent 25 weeks on the top Latin song charts.
Nodal’s style blends accordion sounds with norteño and mariachi music, along with his own rich vocals.
This was the final announcement for the 2019 Palmdale Auto Mall Concert Series, which is also scheduled to include performances from Collective Soul, Gin Blossoms, REO Speedwagon, Sir, Please, Gabriel Iglesias – The Fluffy Tour, Travis Tritt, Charlie Daniels, Big & Rich with Cowboy Troy, Williams and Ree and Steel Wool over the course of the summer.
The prices for Nodal’s performance or any of the summer’s other performances are:
- Gold Circle – $80
- Front Track – $55
- Back Track – $30
- Standing Room – $20
- Grandstands – Free (First come, first served; opens one hour prior to showtime)
Tickets for Nodal’s performance go on sale online on Thursday, June 20 at 10 a.m.
For more information, or to purchase tickets to the A.V. Fair, Nodal’s performance or any of the summer’s performances, visit the A.V. Fair website here.
Ed. Note: Some of the above information was provided to KHTS by the Antelope Valley Fair.
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